Discover Nasedlovice: Wine, History and Festivals

In Násedlovice, wine landscapes, local history and living traditions come together. The village lies on the western edge of the Kyjovská pahorkatina hills. For you, this creates a destination where a cycling tour, a vineyard site, historic architecture and cultural sights come together. Festive events add to the character of the village throughout the year. Depending on when you travel, you can therefore combine active excursions, insights into the past and regional traditions.

Church and Local History

A prominent cultural landmark is the Church of Saint Martin and Saints Cyril and Methodius. This unusual purist building was constructed in 1927–1928 according to a design by architect Antonín Mendl. Its clear architectural character forms a distinct focal point within a visit to the village. The first precisely established date in the history of Násedlovice is 1327. In that year, the Cistercian nuns exchanged Násedlovice for Stanoviště near Tišnov. A walk through the village therefore brings you both a 20th-century building and a historical connection reaching back to the Middle Ages.

Wine Landscape and Cycle Route

The Kyjovská vinařská stezka cycle and wine trail runs through Násedlovice and gives a bike tour through the village a clear thematic focus. The local wine landscape includes the Nová hora vineyard site, which lies on a south-eastern slope. The soils consist of modal chernozem formed on thick layers of windblown loess and sand with a higher lime content. The south-eastern slope, chernozem, loess, sand and higher lime content define the specific description of this vineyard site. If you would like to combine exercise with the wine region, the route through Násedlovice offers a suitable basis for planning your day.

Museums and Historic Spaces

The Násedlovice Museum and Gallery house a permanent exhibition of a rural room as well as a collection of historic costume components. Visitors can access the facilities during the municipal office’s office hours or by prior arrangement. The two exhibition themes offer different perspectives on local culture: the rural room provides an insight into historic living environments, while the costume components focus attention on traditional clothing. Another sight is the Sýpka in Násedlovice. It is a former aristocratic granary belonging to the Lichtenštejn estate; it contains various historic machines and tools. The Sýpka is open on request. For planning your visit, making an inquiry is therefore essential here, while the museum and gallery are accessible during office hours or by arrangement.

Festivals Throughout the Year

Násedlovice offers festive events with different characters. Ostatky includes a parade and a masquerade ball and always takes place at the beginning of March. Harvest festivals, known as Dožínky, take place in August. The festival calendar is complemented by the Martinské krojované hody held in Násedlovice. Ostatky and Dožínky thus provide two distinct seasonal highlights: at the beginning of March, the focus is on the parade and masquerade ball, while in August it is on the harvest. Together with the Martinské krojované hody, they form a cultural programme that makes Násedlovice’s local history and living traditions tangible beyond individual sightseeing visits.

More Destinations to Compare

If you would like to compare more destinations: Josefov U Hodonína, Dražůvky, Hodonín U Kunštátu, Milotice U Kyjova, Moravany and Kyjova, Celoznice, Kozojídky, Suchov.

For the higher-level travel overview: Hodonín District.