Horné Orešany: Hotels, Majdán Educational Trail, Wine and Nature

Horné Orešany can be explored through specific routes, regional wine culture, protected landscapes, and sacred buildings. Different local details are presented side by side, from the Majdán Educational Trail and Všivavec to churches, chapels, and an annual wine tasting.

Hiking and Cycling

The Majdán Educational Trail is 5.9 km long. Its starting point is at the Horné Orešany, Majdán bus stop. Along the educational trail, there are 10 stations and 14 information panels.

A marked cycling connection is also part of the specific local information. The yellow-marked cycle route No. 8219 runs above the Horné Orešany reservoir and leads near the Majdán recreational center to a blue-marked cycle route.

Wine

The regional wine culture is reflected in the “Orešanská koštofka.” The SZZ Horné Orešany organizes this wine tasting annually during the spring months. Visitors can taste more than 400 wines there. The selection includes wines from the region as well as from other parts of Slovakia and from Moravia.

Nature

The Všivavec protected area lies on the cadastral boundary of Horné Orešany in the southeastern foothills of the Little Carpathians. It protects thermophilic and drought-loving plant and animal communities as well as dolomite outcrops. The area includes the Všivavec forest, which consists of an oak, elm, and ash woodland and has an abundant occurrence of wild garlic and spring pheasant’s eye.

The Všivavec forest lies directly along the state road from Horné Orešany to Smolenice and is easily accessible by car or bicycle.

Culture

Several sacred sites bear historical dates and names. The Chapel of Saint Roch is mentioned in a visitation from 1761. The Lourdes grotto by the church in Horné Orešany was built in 1930 by the married couple Michal and Katarína Pašek.

The parish church in Horné Orešany was solemnly consecrated in 1861 by Cardinal Ján Scitovský, Archbishop of Esztergom. Inside, the pulpit is designed in the Rococo style; it dates from the second half of the 18th century. At the Chapel of Saint Vendelin, the façade was restored and the interior repainted in 2017.

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