Nearby attractions
The area along the river Dyje and the Austrian border offers such gems as the Lednice-Valtice area (castle, garden, composed landscape - inscribed on the UNESCO list), archeological site Dolní Věstonice (site of the famous Věstonice Venus), Mikulov (castle, Gothic monuments , Jewish ghetto), Pavlov (wine village with a reservation of folk architecture), Valtice (Baroque castle and unique landscape elements). Of the purely natural attractions, let's name at least Pálava (PLA and biosphere reserve inscribed on the UNESCO list), Lednice ponds (NPR).
To discover nature, but also to water sports and active rest, the Novomlýnské reservoirs on the Dyje River and many pedestrian and cycling routes attract.
Starovice
The natural dominance of the village is the church dedicated to St. Jiří a sv. Nicholas, whose present look comes from 16. Century. It was fundamentally repaired in the 1885 year when it was extended to a temple boat that had to be built for a lack of space over a vaulted stream. This architectural interest is unparalleled in Central Europe. Below the church, we find a farce and opposite the municipal office. Both buildings have been repaired in recent years.
Attention is the chapel of Jan Nepomuk close to the fire brigade, the statue of the Immaculates next to the municipal office of 1741, at the church cross with Christ of 1792 and opposite the semi-st. Antonina. The fact that Starovice has always been one of the most important wine-growing villages is evidenced by the preserved 1646 seal with the theme of a winery knife and a wine grape with two grapes and a set of wine cellars behind the village. The main cellar grouping is in three irregular rows, placed cascaded above each other. Most cellars and mills were built in 1809-1815 years. Cellars are mostly original and still serve their purpose.
Refrigerator
The Lednice-Valtice area belongs to unique tourist areas with abnormal concentration of natural, cultural, historical and technical monuments. The overall impression is enhanced by the importance of the place as an important Moravian wine region.
Palava
In the territory of the Czech Republic we will not find any other territory that would resemble Pálava. An area where prehistory would walk with such intensity, where dry steppes together with wetlands and floodplain forests and other difficult-to-repeat landscape elements have been preserved. The Pálava Protected Landscape Area was declared in 1976 on an area of about 7500 hectares. Its center is the ridge of Pavlovské vrchy with a length of 12 kilometers and the highest peak Děvín (554 m). The PLA administration is located at Náměstí 32 in Mikulov.
Bicycle path
City Hustopeče u Brna and its surroundings go through a network of Moravian Wine Trails, where you can enjoy the beauty of South Moravia. The trails have been built recently and are a beautiful combination of everything that our region can offer you.
Through our city he leads trail Velkopavlovice Wine Trails, which starts in Popice and leads through Starovice - Hustopeče u Brna - Starovičky - Velké Pavlovice - Bořetice - Vrbice - Kobylí - Brumovice - Morkůvky - Klobouky near Brno and ends in Krumvír. A cycling trail usually runs along an asphalt field road or on public roads. Driving from Popice to Starovice, you can enjoy a magnificent view of the South Moravian countryside, where you are in front of you, like the palm of the peak of Pálava, which are the dominant of this part of the region.