Skalka: Hotels and accommodation

Hošťálka lies on the eastern edge of Skalka and was designated a natural monument in 1949. The Hošťálka natural monument protects a site where large-flowered pasqueflowers grow. Hošťálka is also home to an abundant population of this plant.

In Skalka, the traditional decoration of Easter eggs using the local scratching technique known as “rýsování” is preserved. The dye is scraped away with a special engraving tool until the white surface is reached.

The Chapel of Saint Joseph was consecrated in 1907. Its surroundings include a paved forecourt, a small car park and planted green areas.

Vinné sklepy Skalák s.r.o. has a tasting room for 50 people. Guided wine tastings and tours of the wine-growing operation are offered there.

The Kyjov Wine Trail partly follows field roads of varying quality; a cross bike is recommended for this reason.

Hodky in Skalka take place at the end of July. A festive mass is celebrated in the Chapel of Saint Joseph as part of the festivities. In the evening, Hodky include a dance evening at the Výletiště open-air cultural venue.

Other destination pages: Tvarozná Lhota, Žeravice, Velká Nad Veličkou, Louka, Archlebov, Věteřov, Mikulčice, Moravany and Kyjova.

To the overview of the wider travel region: Hodonín District.