Holiday apartment in Traplice: Wine, Tradition and History

Traplice combines its location in the Chřiby Mountains with local history, sacred buildings, Slovak traditions and wine. Between the landscape, regional culture and tangible historical traces, a multifaceted picture of the village emerges.

Landscape and Paths

Traplice lies in the Chřiby Mountains and in the flat valley of the Jankovický potok stream. A completed shared cycle and pedestrian path runs between Traplice and Sušice. Alongside Traplice’s geographical features, the path serves as a separate connection between the two places.

Culture and Local History

The history of Traplice reaches back to the Middle Ages in written records of the village: Traplice is first mentioned in 1228 in a deed of donation to Velehrad Monastery. At the centre stands a two-storey stone bell tower with a pyramidal roof dating from the second half of the 18th century. Near the chapel stands a five-metre-high stone cross from 1820 on a stepped pedestal with volute-shaped side wings.

The Chapel of Our Lady of the Rosary in Traplice was consecrated on 5 September 2009 by the Archbishop of Olomouc, Monsignor Jan Graubner. Behind house no. 20 is a clay-built structure with a room on the upper floor, a living room with a tiled stove, a wooden beam ceiling, a black kitchen and a passage barn. These details show that the village’s architectural heritage is not limited to individual representative buildings, but also includes the described rural construction with its various rooms and architectural elements.

Traditions and Wine

Traplice has the traditional Slovak Hody s právem festival. Wine also holds a firm place in the local events mentioned: at the traditional Traplice wine exhibition, visitors can taste around 350 wines from the Uherské Hradiště region. The summer wine tasting Letní koštování vína is scheduled to take place in Traplice on 13 June. A traditional Fašank festival was scheduled to take place in Traplice on 21 February 2026.

Other local amenities include a bowling alley with two fully automatic lanes. Thus, Traplice offers a regional wine event with a large selection of wines, traditional festival names and a specific leisure facility with two automated lanes side by side.

When choosing a holiday apartment in Traplice, you can first compare the displayed offers. Pay attention to the exact location, the type of accommodation and the stated occupancy. The services described, individual price components, and the booking and cancellation conditions are equally important. Also check whether the travel dates and number of guests are clearly specified. The specific information on the respective offer page is decisive when making your choice.

Other Places

Other local pages for your selection: Prakšice, Jalubí, Vlčnov, Suchá Loz, Dolní Něměčí, Boršice U Blatnice, Ostrožská Lhota, Mistřice.

To the higher-level travel overview: Okres Uherské Hradiště.