Hrušky: Hotels and Accommodations

The Podlužím Wine Trail is considered suitable for cyclists who want to avoid climbs wherever possible. It can be started at Hrušky railway station on the Břeclav–Přerov railway line. The station was established in 1911 and is located about 2 kilometers from the village.

Hrušky is situated in a flat, only locally hilly landscape at an altitude of 175 meters. The Svodnice II watercourse flows along the southeastern edge of Hrušky.

In front of the local school in Hrušky stands a memorial to those who fell in the First World War, bearing the names of fallen residents; it was erected in 1925. The municipality later known as Hrušky was first mentioned in writing in 1294. Hrušky belongs to the historical core of lower, also known as southern, Podluží.

The Bartolomějské hody festival in Hrušky takes place on the last or penultimate Sunday in August. The former Mlýn Hrušky mill has an industrial-style interior and is now used as a bistro, vinotheque, and café.

At the autumn event “Putování po sklepech,” visitors can move between the open wine cellars of local winemakers and taste older wines as well as young wines from the current harvest.

At the event “Ochutnávka vín a sýrů Hrušky 2026,” wines from local winemakers, as well as wines from the Podluží region and other Moravian wine-growing areas, are offered together with a selection of cheeses from small family dairies and cheese producers. At the “Za vinařem na skleničku” event, the cellars of participating winemakers in Hrušky open to visitors on a designated date, allowing them to taste the wines there.

Other destinations: Dolní Věstonice, Podivín, Lednice, Přítluky, Šitbořice, Ladná, Kurdějov, Velké Pavlovice.

To the higher-level travel overview: Břeclav District.