Wine (bike) tourism
WINE (BIKE) TOURISM
The activity of winemakers, whether in Moravia or in Bohemia, has left a significant mark on the character of the landscape – vineyardcovered slopes, cellar alleys, and typical folk villages. It’s no wonder, then, that the wine regions (but also various wine events and wine fairs) are an attractive destination for hikers and visitors. Today’s extensive network of hiking and cycling trails that connect interesting places associated with viticulture is just what they’re looking for.
Moravian Wine Trails (MVS)
A network of approximately 1200 kilometers of cycling routes that combine cycling with the viticulture and wine traditions of Moravia.
Construction began in 1999, and today this network connects most of the major winegrowing communities, heritage sites of South Moravia, and many vineyards. The routes are divided into 11 circuits connected by a central route (the backbone).
WINE (BIKE) TOURISM
The activity of winemakers, whether in Moravia or in Bohemia, has left a significant mark on the character of the landscape – vineyardcovered slopes, cellar alleys, and typical folk villages. It’s no wonder, then, that the wine regions (but also various wine events and wine fairs) are an attractive destination for hikers and visitors. Today’s extensive network of hiking and cycling trails that connect interesting places associated with viticulture is just what they’re looking for.
Moravian Wine Trails (MVS)
A network of approximately 1200 kilometers of cycling routes that combine cycling with the viticulture and wine traditions of Moravia.
Construction began in 1999, and today this network connects most of the major winegrowing communities, heritage sites of South Moravia, and many vineyards. The routes are divided into 11 circuits connected by a central route (the backbone). Theoretically, if you would ride all the circuits, you would experience the charming vineyard landscape all the way from Znojmo to Uherské Hradiště.
Wine trails in Bohemia
Wine tourism and cycling are naturally popular in the Czech Republic. Even though there is no unified system of wine trails like in Moravia, the Mělník and Litoměřice subregions also have marked trails that will lead you to vineyards, to wine cellars, to winemakers… to the wine. Below you’ll find tips on the most interesting ones.
