Čejkovice – Wine, History and Nature

Čejkovice brings together winegrowing, local history and nature. You can plan your trip around its different highlights: local wineries, historic buildings, an insight into tea production, or the plant life on the Špidláky slopes. If you’re looking for a hotel in Čejkovice, this selection can help you plan your stay around your interests.

Winegrowing and wineries

More than 500 hectares of vines are cultivated in Čejkovice, and there are also several dozen wineries. The area planted and the number of wineries may change over time. The individual wineries can also be visited throughout the year. Local winemakers welcome guests and introduce them to their wines. Check the visiting arrangements with the winery you plan to visit before your trip. This offers two different ways to explore the subject of wine: the vineyard area gives you an overview of winegrowing, while a visit lets you meet the winemakers and discover the wines they present.

Church of St. Kunhuta and local history

The Church of St. Kunhuta points to its foundation by German Templars in the 13th century. Its 42-metre-high tower was added between 1890 and 1892. Traditional Hody celebrations in folk costumes are held every year on the third Sunday in August to commemorate the consecration of the church. Check the exact date for the year you plan to travel.

The T. G. Masaryk House is the last surviving building in South Moravia where Masaryk lived during his childhood. It houses a permanent exhibition about his life and is a museum that can be visited by booking a guided tour. If you’re planning a guided tour, check the current arrangements before your trip. The visit thus combines a biographical connection to Masaryk with an exhibition about his life.

The historic Templářské sklepy date back to the 13th century and can be visited on guided tours. You can book a tour by phone at +420 606 746 430 or by email at prodejna@templarske-sklepy.cz. The cellars add another historic theme to your stay, alongside the church and Masaryk House.

Tea production and the herb garden

SONNENTOR Bylinkový ráj in Čejkovice offers an immersive tour of tea production. A walk through the herb garden also leads to a viewpoint. The two experiences have different focuses: the tour centres on tea production, while the walk focuses on the garden and the route to the viewpoint. This gives you a clear choice between learning about production and enjoying a garden experience.

Plant life on the Špidláky slopes

The Špidláky slopes have been among the specially protected areas since 1992. This protected status may be updated. More than 200 plant species occur there, including around 80 listed in the Red List of Threatened Species. Later ecological surveys may revise the species counts. The area’s plant diversity and natural environment offer a distinct focus alongside winegrowing and local history.

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