Nasedlovice: Hotels and Accommodations

The Church of Saints Martin, Cyril, and Methodius is an unusual purist structure. It was built in 1927–1928 according to a design by the architect Antonín Mendl. The first precisely documented date in the history of Násedlovice is 1327: that year, the Cistercian nuns exchanged Násedlovice for Stanoviště near Tišnov.

The Násedlovice Museum and Gallery house a permanent exhibition of a rural room as well as a collection of historical components of traditional costumes. The Násedlovice Museum and Gallery are open to visitors during the municipal office’s opening hours or by prior arrangement.

The Sýpka in Násedlovice is a former manorial granary belonging to the Lichtenštejn estate. The Sýpka contains various historical machines and tools. It is open on request.

Násedlovice lie on the western edge of the Kyjovská pahorkatina uplands. The Kyjovská wine and cycling trail runs through the village.

The Nová hora vineyard site in Násedlovice lies on a southeast-facing slope. The soils of the vineyard site consist of modal black earth formed on thick layers of windblown loess and sand with a higher lime content.

The Ostatky in Násedlovice include a procession and a masked ball and always take place at the beginning of March. In August, harvest festivals, the Dožínky, take place in Násedlovice. The Martinské krojované hody festival is also held there.

Other places: Lužice, Karlín Na Moravě, Terezín U Čejče, Domanín, Javorník, Strážovice, Kozojídky, Žeraviny

To the higher-level travel overview: Hodonín District.