Explore the Enchanting Wine Trails of the Painted Region

South Moravia is a hub of folklore and rich traditions, particularly known for its vine cultivation, where grape growing and wine production are cherished customs passed down through generations. Take the opportunity to sample not only this exquisite drink but also some delicious local dishes while soaking in the welcoming ambiance of this lovely region. Traveling by bike or on foot, you can explore The wine country through organized tourist events, revealing the scenic beauty of the landscape and tasting the local specialties and wines straight from the winemakers’ hands. There are two cycling routes and one walking route available to participants.Wandering through the Painted Region will commence at the Bartonik Family Winery in Mikulčice, on Saturday, May 3, 2025, from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. During your adventure, you will encounter stamping points located in traditional wine cellars or at captivating tourist attractions, where you can collect stamps for your starting passport. Refreshments can be purchased at the various stops directly from local vendors.

The starter package can be acquired on-site for 280 Kč (or just 230 Kč if you purchase in advance through the e-shop). This package includes a tasting glass with a carrier (which you can return for a 20 Kč deposit), a starting passport featuring a route map (the passport also enters you into a raffle), and an exciting program at the stamping locations. There are two clearly marked routes available for both cyclists and pedestrians. Those who choose the cycling routes (either 45 km or 37 km) will travel through the towns of Mikulčice, Moravská Nová Ves, Hrušky, Velké Bílovice, Prušánky-Nechory, Josefov, and Dolní Bojanovice. The pedestrian route (15 km) will lead participants from Mikulčice to Prušánky and Josefov, before looping back to Mikulčice.

Participating winemakers and the accompanying program at the finish

Whether you choose to travel on foot or by bike, Wandering through the Painted Land offers you charming villages, breathtaking views, excellent wines, and warm hospitality. The event organizers have collaborated with distinguished winemakers from each village to arrange delightful stops along the way. You can look forward to impressive wineries such as the Ilčík and Výmol wineries from Mikulčice, as well as Andulka and Prath wineries from Josefov. In Hrušky, the Jův family and Říhovi will open their wine cellars for you to explore.

The accompanying program will be hosted in the courtyard of the Bartonik winery, where the Bartonik family will provide refreshments, and you can enjoy delightful dulcimer music as well.

Event Overview

Join us for a journey through the Painted Land—South Moravia’s famed wine region—where wine traditions, regional specialties, and breathtaking countryside views come together in one unforgettable day.

Meeting Point

Start & Finish: Bartonik Family Winery, Mikulčice, South Moravia

Routes & Distances

• Two cycling options: 45 km or 37 km

• One walking route: 15 km
  All routes begin and end at the Bartonik Family Winery, winding through idyllic villages, vineyards, and historic sites.

Starter Package

• Contents: A tasting glass with carrier, a “starting passport” with route map, and access to the full stamping-point program

• Price: 280 CZK on-site or 230 CZK in advance (online purchase)

Highlights Along the Way

• Exploration of traditional wine cellars and encounters with local vintners

• Visit to the historic Mikulčice hillfort

• Panoramic views over Velké Bílovice’s 748 ha of vineyards

• Regional delicacies at dedicated stamping points

Accompanying Program

Held within the Bartonik winery grounds and featuring refreshments, light bites, and live dulcimer music—plus plenty of chances to mingle with winemakers.

Participating Wineries

• Ilčík and Výmol wineries (Mikulčice)

• Andulka and Prath wineries (Josefov)

About the Region

Velké Bílovice is the largest wine-growing municipality in the Czech Republic, boasting 748 hectares of vineyards. This event is your chance to immerse yourself in South Moravia’s rich viticultural heritage and stunning landscapes.

Don’t miss this celebration of wine, culture, and nature—see you on May 3!