Kurdějov: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Kurdějov lies in a deep valley surrounded by the foothills of the Ždánické vrchy. The landscape combines protected dry grasslands, rare species and distinctive sites with a fortified church complex and outstanding wine experiences.

Nature and Landscape

Kamenný vrch u Kurdějova is one of the most important complexes of steppe dry grasslands in South Moravia and is home to associated protected plant and butterfly species. The Kamenný vrch u Kurdějova area also features representative stands of sub-Pannonian steppe dry grasslands (T3.3A) and broad-leaved dry grasslands (T3.4D and T3.4C), making it one of the most valuable xerothermic vegetation sites in South Moravia.

The Lipiny Nature Monument is an important site forming part of Kurdějov’s landscape character. It is home to numerous rare and endangered plant and animal species.

Culture and History

The first mention of the Church of Saint John the Baptist in Kurdějov dates from around 1350. The fortified church complex includes a freestanding bell tower, the All Saints Chapel, an ossuary and a defensive wall. Tours of the complex are available by prior arrangement.

Wine and Community Events

Every year, Kurdějov hosts Okus vín as a community cultural event. At Art Wine Hall, a wine tasting includes a walk through the vineyard and seven ARONN sparkling wines. The experience also includes selected dishes and a demonstration of oyster opening. It concludes with a tour of the winery, another tasting and a certificate.

Routes through Kurdějov

Three hiking routes and four cycling routes run through Kurdějov and its cadastral territory.

Other Places

Other local pages: Nikolčice, Kostice, Dolní Věstonice, Rakvice, Dobré Pole, Klobouky U Brna, Lednice, Nový Přerov.

To the higher-level travel overview: Břeclav District.