Pavlov U Dolních Věstonic: Hotels and Accommodation

The Děvín educational trail passes through the Děvín National Nature Reserve, a prominent landscape feature of the Pavlovské vrchy hills. Marked hiking trails provide access from Dolní Věstonice and Pavlov. Parking and bus connections are available at both of these locations for the Okolo Děvína hiking route.

The Archeopark Pavlov is located on the outskirts of Pavlov. It is a modern open-air exhibition on the site of a Upper Paleolithic settlement. This settlement was declared a national cultural monument in 2010. The Archeopark presents the material culture, art, rituals and burial rites of hunter-gatherers who lived in the region 25,000 to 30,000 years ago.

At the Archeopark Pavlov, visitors can walk along an excavated section of an accumulation of mammoth bones. Following archaeological investigation, this section was preserved in its original location. Děvičky Castle was built around 1222 as a guard castle to protect the route leading inland from Austria.

At the Obecní vinotéka Pavlov, visitors can sit in two vaulted rooms and taste wines from 15 producers from Pavlov and the surrounding area. The historic wine cellar houses on Česká Street preserve entrances to the pressing rooms and cellars on the ground floor, as well as living quarters on the upper floor.

During the Summer of Open Cellars, Pavlov's winemakers have been inviting wine lovers for several years to discover wines from Pavlov in historic wine cellars at their place of origin. The Mikulov Wine Trail is suitable for racing bikes and trekking bikes and leads to Pavlov, where remarkable cellar architecture can be seen.

You can access other places in this selection directly: Velké Hostěrádky, Dolní Věstonice, Kurdějov, Mikulov, Rakvice, Krumvíř, Morkůvky, Novosedly Na Moravě.

For the higher-level travel overview: Břeclav District.