Klentnice: Hotels and Accommodation

The entire cadastral area of Klentnice belongs to the Pálava Protected Landscape Area (CHKO Pálava). The Tabulová National Nature Reserve comprises a mosaic landscape of forests and various types of steppe; the rare Ethiopian sage grows there and is believed to occur naturally only here in the Czech Republic.

Kočičí kámen is a protected natural monument whose defining protected feature is a rocky limestone outcrop. The dry grasslands there are home to more than 200 species of higher plants.

Stolová hora contains archaeological evidence of settlement dating back to the Neolithic, as well as of a fortified Bronze Age settlement; the remains of ramparts and walls are still visible today. From Klentnice, visitors can reach it via a red-marked hiking trail.

In the centre of Klentnice there is a protected heritage complex with the single-nave late Baroque Church of St George. Cultural events held in Klentnice throughout the year include the Klentnické hody festival.

The Vinařský spolek Klentnice welcomes visitors to the local wineries and wine cellars. The Coffee Museum in Klentnice invites visitors to discover historic coffee machines in a house that is just as old. Mýdlárna na Pálavském vršku has a shop in Klentnice offering soaps and natural cosmetics, as well as handmade products by Czech artists and craftspeople.

Other places: Zaječí, Popice, Bořetice, Lednice, Moravský Žižkov, Dolní Věstonice, Hustopeče, Dolní Dunajovice

For the higher-level travel overview: Břeclav District.