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From 11 to 13 February 2011 Walking the Lednice wine cellars in the price of 2 290 CZK per person.

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From 18 to 20 February 2011 Gourmet weekend with the Liechtensteins in the price of 2 590 CZK per person.

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From 25 to 27 February 2011 Venison feast 2011 in the price of 2 190 CZK per person.

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From 25 to 27 February 2011 Moravian brandy tasting in the price of 2 190 CZK per person.

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From 4 to 6 March 2011 Gastronomic weekend with the Liechtensteins in the price of 2 190 CZK per person.

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From 11 to 13 March 2011 Shroving in the South of Moravia in the price of 2 990 CZK per person.

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From 18 to 20 March 2011 Gastronomic weekend with the Liechtensteins in the price of 2 590 CZK per person.

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Folklorists prepare their folk costumes, wine makers keep an eye on their vineyards and musicians practise hard. Everything must be prepared for the Pálava wine harvest festival which takes place in Mikulov from 10 to 12 September. The king himself will come to check this year’s harvest.

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For several years our town has proudly been called The Capital of Wine.

You may ask where this term comes from. Hopefully the following facts will provide sufficient evidence. Valtice has been renowned for vine growing and wine making for hundreds of years. Valtice accounts for the second largest area of vineyards in the Czech Republic, almost 642 hectares. The well known Křížový Cellar with the capacity of one million litres of wine, the historical chateau cellar and dozens of other smaller cellars and wineries can be found here.

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The village of Velké Bílovice is situated in the south-eastern corner of the Velké Pavlovice wine making area. It is a traditional wine making village with vast vineyards accounting for the area of over 800 hectares and being the largest of its kind in the Czech Republic. By 1 May 2005 there were 933 wine makers here. The composition of the soil for vine growing is made up by windblown dusty particles with chalky clay underneath. In some areas with lower altitude the soil is a lot darker. This soil variety provides good conditions for growing the majority of wines, both white and red, red wines being of full body and pleasant bouquet.

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South Moravia

V srdci Evropy, v kraji vína a tradičních zvyků České republiky, se nachází krásné a malebné prostředí největšího lužního útvaru v Evropě okolo řeky Dyje a je jako stvořené pro dovolenou a odpočinek. Krásná část jižní Moravy je bývalé Lichtenštejnské panství mezi obcí Lednice a Valtice, který je chráněn UNESCO.

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