Josefov near Hodonín: Hotels and Accommodation
Josefov is characterized by fields, vineyards, and orchards. The small Prušánka River flows just beyond the village.
Culture and Villagescape
Today’s Church of All Saints in Josefov was created in 1877 by converting a chapel.
North of Josefov, among the wine cellars, stands a monument to Saint Urban, the patron saint of winegrowers.
The Baroque statue of Saint Anne is the oldest monument in Josefov. It stands on the outskirts of the village along the road to Prušánky.
Wine and Traditions
Vinařství Prath offers individually tailored, guided wine tastings in Josefov for groups of up to 18 people. Vinařství Prath processes exclusively grapes from its own integrated production.
The traditional costume Hody festival is the largest event in Josefov every year.
“Smrtnica” takes place in Josefov every year on “Smrtná neděle.” On this occasion, a singing procession of girls makes its way through Josefov.
During “Smrtnica,” the figure known as “BABA” is undressed by the stream; the remains are then thrown into the flowing spring water.
The winegrowing and traditions festival “Zarážání hory” takes place in Josefov every August and is open to visitors.
Getting Around
The 56-kilometre “Malý hodonínský okruh” cycle route passes through Josefov.
The Josefovské búdy are part of Josefov’s local winegrowing and wine-cellar landscape.
Other Places
Kozojídky, Hrubá Vrbka, Lovčice, Svatobořice-Mistřín, Domanín, Žeravice, Vlkoš, Radějov
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