Kuželov: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The windmill in Kuželov combines a structure dating from 1842 with original furnishings preserved across three floors. The area also offers trails through the Bílé Karpaty Protected Landscape Area, a historic boundary marker, and the Church of the Most Holy Trinity.

Culture and History

The windmill in Kuželov is a national cultural monument. It was built in 1842 and belongs to the Dutch type: a rotating wooden roof sits atop a massive stone structure. Inside, the windmill retains its original furnishings, which extend across three floors.

The windmill complex includes a visitor centre housed in a historic barn building. In addition, a new building on the grounds of the windmill in Kuželov was opened to the public from 6 May. Since 1992, the closing concert of the Horňácké slavnosti has been held at the windmill in Kuželov every year.

Landscape and Trails

Most of the cadastral area of Kuželov lies within the Bílé Karpaty Protected Landscape Area. From Velká nad Veličkou, visitors can walk approximately 4 km along the green-marked trail to the windmill or take the bus to Kuželov. The trail leads back to the windmill through the Bílé Karpaty Protected Landscape Area.

The three stones known as Tři kameny marked the former boundary between the estates of the Liechtensteins, the Magnis family, and Hungary along a historic route to Hungary.

Church of the Most Holy Trinity

The Church of the Most Holy Trinity in Kuželov is a High Baroque church dating from 1718. Its tower dates from 1770.

More Local Pages

You can find more local pages under Terezín U Čejče, Vlkoš, Hrubá Vrbka, Syrovín, Labuty, Strážnice, Nenkovice and Čejkovice.

For the higher-level travel overview: Hodonín District.