Moravský Písek: Hotels and Accommodation
Kačeník was built around the turn of the 17th and 18th centuries by the landowners of the time, the Lords Želečtí of Počernice, as a facility for catching live ducks with the help of a trained dog. Today, the facility is no longer operational, but is relatively well preserved and is the only facility of its kind in the Czech Republic and Europe.
Culture
The Church of St. Anne is a prominent landmark of Moravský Písek. One of the village’s protected sights is also a statue of Saint John of Nepomuk dating from 1746.
Kačeník is located near the bridge over the Nová Morava on the road to Veselí nad Moravou, on the edge of the Dolní les floodplain forest. In summer, there are drying ponds and former branches of the Morava River.
Nature
Vypálenky is a site of European importance in the southeastern part of Moravský Písek. The area consists of irregularly flooded wet meadows with reeds and small bodies of water. The fire-bellied toad and Danube crested newt are protected in Vypálenky.
The Váté písky area stretches in a narrow strip along the railway line between Rohatec and Moravský Písek.
Wine and Trails
The earliest known surviving mention of Písek as a wine-growing municipality dates from 1527. The Moravská vinná cycling route passes through Moravský Písek.
The Moravský Písek zast. stop is located on railway line 330 between Přerov and Břeclav. It provides barrier-free access to the stop and all platforms.
The Koupaliště outdoor swimming pool in Moravský Písek opened on Sunday, June 28, 2026, at 10 a.m.
More local pages: Kelčany, Kněždub, Rohatec, Čejkovice, Milotice U Kyjova, Skalka, Kuželov, Kyjov.
To the broader travel overview: Hodonín District.
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