Malá Vrbka: Hotels and Accommodation

The Vojšické orchid meadows are among the most important attractions of Malá Vrbka. The entire cadastral area of the municipality lies within the Bílé Karpaty Protected Landscape Area. The red-marked Cesta M. Kudeříkové hiking trail passes through the landscape: in one direction, it leads to Mount Kobyla, and in the opposite direction to Šumárník. Vyzkum, Kobyla and Strana are located nearby, each designated as a mountain. Veselka is located in the vicinity of Malá Vrbka and is also designated as a mountain.

Horňácké kosení is a traditional cultural event held at the Horňácké kosení event venue in Malá Vrbka. It is accompanied by a social evening and a pig-slaughter festival. Between 2019 and 2024, Horňácké kosení was designated as an annual competition of regional significance with more than 600 participants.

At the Běh o Malanskú trnku race, the 6.4-kilometre course ran from Malá Vrbka to Hrubá Vrbka and back.

Malá Vrbka is home to master weavers who are skilled in the traditional Horňácko weaving technique known as činovať. Miroslav Urban and Hana Buchtelová were awarded the state title “Bearer of the Tradition of Folk Crafts” for their craftsmanship in archaic textile weaving.

In the wider regional surroundings of Malá Vrbka are Branč Castle [Podbranč], Kaštieľ Sobotište, Holíčsky zámok and Dobrá Voda.

Other places: Suchov, Prušánky, Lužice, Blatnička, Bzenec, Dubňany, Louka, Josefov U Hodonína.

To the higher-level travel overview: Hodonín District.