The Pálava Region has attracted people from time immemorial as if with magic power. We believe that you will not resist its charm, either. You can set out for history and admire the monuments of the Mikulov Municipal Preserve Area, ruins of Pálava castles and learn about the life of the creators of the Venus of Vestonice in Dolní Věstonice.

While travelling around the Pálava nature reserves, you can see rare examples of steppes, which offer a lovely view of flowering pheasant's-eyes and irises especially in spring. You will also find here a piece of a genuine floodplain forest and a very rare locality with salt vegetation. Two educational paths and the natural-history exposition located directly in the building of the Protected Landscape Area Pálava in Mikulov will provide instruction. Pálava attracts supporters of viticulture and wine, too. You can get to know the vineyards in Pálava and cellarage while following the educational viticultural path, which starts at the Mikulov Castle at the remarkable exposition dedicated to viticulture. Pálava literally preserves the wine-making tradition. You will see this best at harvest time – i.e. grape harvest. The grape harvest in Pálava is one of the most renowned ones in the whole of the Czech Republic. The cultural offer is, however, a lot more varied. You will find a notable gallery of contemporary works of art arising from the creative symposium Workshop, the international guitar festival has made a name. A hundred-year-old tradition is linked with Marian Pilgrimage to Svatý Kopeček (Holy Hill) over Mikulov.

You can discover the Pálava Region as hikers or cyclotourists along beautiful and marked trails. You can admire it from a horseback, you can play sports and go fishing here. You will not definitely be bored.