Trnovany: Hotels and Accommodation

Trnovany was first documented in a deed from 1057 confirming the foundation of the Chapter of St. Stephen in Litoměřice. History, viticulture, and protected landscapes shape the various facets of the town.

History and Historical Traces

An old market road from Litoměřice to Úštěk ran through the valley between Trnovany and Podviní. Trnovany Fortress was burned down during the Thirty Years' War; the former fortress was demolished around 1797. The fire of 1808 destroyed the last surviving parts of the former Trnovany estate. Several rural buildings with half-timbered upper floors have been preserved in Podviní.

Nature and Landscape

The northern half of Trnovany lies within the CHKO České středohoří protected landscape area. There, woodland-steppe and steppe-like communities are designated as protected natural features. The area of the CHKO České středohoří in Trnovany is designated as Zone IV.

Viticulture and Local Events

Historically, wine, fruit, hops, and lentils were grown in Trnovany. A local vineyard left its name to Pražská zahrada. Trnovanské Vinobraní is a regularly held local harvest festival. At Trnovanské Vinobraní, wines and burčák from local vineyards, including those in Trnovany, are tasted. The fourth edition is announced for September 12, 2026. Vítání léta is one of the regularly held local events in Trnovany.

Geographical Location

Road I/15 runs through Trnovany and connects Litoměřice with Česká Lípa. The Litoměřická vinařská stezka passes through Litoměřice, which is about 4 km from Trnovany. The area through which the Litoměřicko Wine Trail runs is one of the most nature-rich and touristically attractive areas of the CHKO České středohoří.

More Local Pages

More local pages: Malé Žernoseky, Podsedice, Malíč, Vědomice, Straškov-Vodochody, Žabovřesky Nad Ohří, Lkáň, Čížkovice

For the higher-level travel overview: Litoměřice District.