Here we have prepared an overview of tips for experiences of what to do in the vicinity of the pension...

Even on rainy days, Villa Verde Moravia offers fun for young and old. On the terrace there is a pool table and badminton bats. There are classic darts in the garage, the wine cellar is equipped with wooden benches for the right South Moravian atmosphere. In the yard there is a brick grill and several cozy seats...

Overview of activities inside the pension

Billiards

Darts

Badminton

Wine cellar

Outdoor seating with barbecue

Overview of activities near the pension

AQUALAND MORAVIA

Aqualand Moravia is the most modern entertainment water center in the Czech Republic, you can find it in the tourist locality of South Moravia region with a beautiful view of Pálava. Children and adults will enjoy endless fun here. Aqualand Moravia in Pasohlávky can be reached by car from Klentnice in just 8 minutes.

Art galerie Antonín M. Stoják

Next to our pension you can visit one of the most famous painters of the Czech Republic, Mr. Antonín M. Stoják, an academic painter. It’s paintings will brighten your soul and get you into the atmosphere of sunny Spain, where the painter lived for several years…

Dietrichstein Tomb

St. Anne´s Church with imitation of the Holy Cottage of the Italian Loretta was built in the course of the years 1623-1656 in the bottom part of the Mikulov square. On the south-western side of the church there is the funeral chapel of the Dietrichstein family. In early 18th century the church received its two-tower front designed by J. B. Fischer of Erlach. The whole building was greatly damaged by the destructive fire in 1784 and only in mid 19th century the church was reconstructed to become a family sepulchre of the Dietrichsteins and the remains of the members of the family of 1617 – 1852 were moved there from the existing temporary sanctuary under St. Venceslas Church.

Chateau Mikulov

The former Liechtenstein and later Diestrichstein chateau on the rock has been a unique dominant of the Mikulov skyline for centuries. The original governor ´s castle was donated by Přemysl Otakar II in 1249 to the Liechtenstein family as the fief. In late 16th century the new owners of the seat, the Dietrichstein family, had the chateau reconstructed to the present appearance after the fire in 1719.

Chateau Lednice

State chateau Lednice is state property from 1945. Is managed by the Ministry of Culture through the National Heritage Institute in Prague, regional office in Kroměříž. The castle is one of the most visited monuments in our Czech republic. Neo-Gothic reconstruction in the 19th century, it has created a residence surrounded by one of Europe’s largest parks (almost 200 ha), in which the visitor finds the Palm House, the Venetian fountain, Roman aqueduct, the Chinese Pavilion, artificial ruins minarett and Johns Castle. Thanks to a unique connection with the monuments surrounding human nature was formed in 1996 by the whole Lednice- Valtice UNESCO World Heritage Site.