Nový Přerov: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

In Nový Přerov, vineyards, distinctive steppe vegetation and striking features of the village landscape come together. A specific link between the village and its surroundings is the 26.7-kilometre Mikulov–Nový Přerov–Mikulov cycle circuit, which runs through Mikulov, Březí, Dobré Pole and Nový Přerov. The circuit runs mostly away from motorised traffic and is suitable for families with children and inline skaters.

Nature

North of Nový Přerov lie steppes with halophytic vegetation. On Přerovský vrch near the Austrian border, there are notable examples of steppe vegetation with protected thermophilous flora. A proposal has been announced to designate the Lange Wart area as a natural monument; the area currently covers approximately 2 hectares. Plant communities of dry grasslands, as well as specially protected plant and animal species, are to be protected.

Culture and village landscape

The Church of Saint Michael the Archangel originated as a Baroque chapel built in 1600, which was expanded into a church approximately 90 years later. Inside is a sandstone cross with Christ dating from 1847. A statue of Saint John of Nepomuk, a cultural monument, stands in the village square. There is also a statue of Saint Florian in front of the town hall.

Wine

Of the total area of 610 hectares, 120 hectares are vineyards. On 3 May 2025, the winegrowers’ association held the 26th edition of the traditional wine exhibition in Nový Přerov.

On site

Jáňův dvůr offers children a small animal area where they can interact with domestic animals. From Nový Přerov, there are bus connections towards Mikulov and Hrušovany nad Jevišovkou.

Other places in the regional context: Valtice, Klentnice, Hrušky, Velké Pavlovice, Milovice U Mikulova, Křepice, Zaječí, Dobré Pole.

For the overview of the wider travel area: Břeclav District.