Skoronice: Hotels and Accommodation

The Church of St. Florian in Skoronice is a single-nave building erected in 1885. Inside is a late Gothic wooden sculpture of the Skoronská Virgin Mary with the Infant Jesus, dating from the 15th century.

The Baroque Obelisk of St. Francis in Skoronice dates from 1760. The Skoronice school, built in 1905, is also part of the local historic heritage and is considered an example of rural Art Nouveau architecture.

The Skoronská pilgrimage is a well-known pilgrimage tradition held in September. The wider region around Skoronice also includes Holíč Castle, Buchlov Castle, and the Church of St. Margaret.

Skoronské búdy are a collection of wine cellars with a wine trail. Winegrowing in Skoronice has been a tradition since the mid-18th century; the vineyards mainly grew the Lambart, Muškatel, and Ryzlink grape varieties.

The Otevřené sklepy ve Skoronicích event is a long-standing traditional event at which visitors can taste wines from local winemakers directly where they are produced. For 2026, Naše ryby na váš stůl is listed as an activity organized by the anglers of Skoronice.

The Vyšicko [Mutěnice], Rozštípená skála, and Ocásek mountains are located in the surroundings of Skoronice. Mount Radlovec lies in the wider region around Skoronice.

Skoronský rybník is maintained to preserve the original biodiversity of its waters and surroundings, and is also intended to serve the wider public as a place for recreation and relaxation.

Milotice Castle Park is located in the immediate surroundings of Skoronice.

Other local pages: Věteřov, Kuželov, Čejkovice, Sobůlky, Lužice, Moravany and Kyjov, Skalka, Mouchnice.

To the higher-level travel overview: Hodonín District.