Čejkovice: Hotels and Accommodation
When you book a hotel, getting to know Čejkovice begins with winegrowing: grapevines are cultivated on more than 500 hectares, and there are also several dozen wineries. The individual wineries can also be visited throughout the year; local winemakers welcome guests and introduce them to their wines.
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Culture and History
Every year on the third Sunday in August, Čejkovice hosts traditional krojované Hody celebrations commemorating the consecration of the Church of St. Kunhuta. The church tower is 42 metres high and was added between 1890 and 1892. The Church of St. Kunhuta points to a foundation by German Templars in the 13th century.
The T. G. Masaryk House in Čejkovice is a museum and houses a permanent exhibition about the life of T. G. Masaryk. It is the last surviving building in South Moravia where Masaryk lived during his childhood; guided tours can be arranged.
The historic Templářské sklepy wine cellars in Čejkovice date back to the 13th century and can be visited as part of guided tours. These tours can be booked by phone at +420 606 746 430 or by email at prodejna@templarske-sklepy.cz.
Nature
The Špidláky slopes in Čejkovice have been among the specially protected areas since 1992. More than 200 plant species grow on Špidláky, including around 80 listed in the Red List of Threatened Species.
Experiences
SONNENTOR Bylinkový ráj in Čejkovice offers an interactive tour of tea production. In the herb garden, a walk leads to a viewpoint.
Other Places
Moravský Písek, Šardice, Kněždub, Lužice, Hodonín U Kunštátu, Čejč, Dambořice, Želetice
To the overview of the wider travel region: Hodonín District.
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