Šatov: Hotels and Accommodation

The reconstructed MJ–S 3 “Zahrada” infantry blockhouse has been restored to its 1980s condition. It contains two fortress cannons as well as heavy and light machine guns; a 9-metre-high watchtower also stands nearby.

The Boží hrob Chapel, together with the surrounding wall, gate and associated land within the complex, is listed as a protected cultural heritage site.

Šatov is a village heritage zone. The entire cadastral area contains numerous centuries-old houses, wine cellars and wine-press houses.

The Malovaný sklep is a wine cellar in a sandstone slope above Šatov, decorated with relief paintings. Wine was never produced or stored in the Malovaný sklep.

The “Za historií, vínem a opevněním ŠATOVA” educational trail is an approximately 3.5-kilometre-long, easy circular route with moderate elevation changes. It can be extended by approximately 1 kilometre.

The trail’s 18 information panels cover the history of the border municipality, local fortifications and military bunkers, important monuments, and Šatov’s traditional winegrowing.

The educational vineyard of old grape varieties in Šatov showcases 19 old grape varieties that originally grew in Czech and Moravian vineyards. Each variety is identified by an information panel with basic details.

The Festival mladých vín is a wine festival held in November and associated with the traditional winegrowing festival dedicated to Saint Martin. The Dny otevřených sklepů is one of Šatov’s popular events in June. The Toulky vinicemi Šatova is an event held in August that takes place among Šatov’s vineyards.

Hluboké louky is a Natura 2000 site with the code CZ0620418.

Other places: Boskovštejn, Rozkoš, Dyjákovičky, Štítary, Oleksovice, Milíčovice, Stošíkovice Na Louce, Uhercice U Znojma

To the higher-level travel overview: Znojmo District.