Park & nature

Mikulov Highlands

Park & nature

Some booking links are affiliate links. If you book through them, we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. We never let this influence which places we recommend.

The Mikulov Highlands, part of the Pavlov Hills, are a rolling landscape of vineyards, scattered woodlands, and dramatic limestone crags. This area is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, crisscrossed by well-marked hiking and cycling trails that connect charming wine villages like Pavlov and Klentnice. Visitors can wander through terraced vineyards, explore hidden caves, and enjoy the unique flora of the Pálava Protected Landscape Area. The highlands also offer cultural sights, including the ruins of Děvičky Castle and the iconic Tři Grácie sandstone pillars. It's a place where nature and wine culture blend seamlessly.

Don't miss

Cycling or hiking through the vineyard-covered slopes, with frequent stops at local wine cellars
Visiting the Tři Grácie (Three Graces) rock formation, a striking natural sandstone sculpture
Exploring the ruins of Děvičky Castle, offering another vantage point over the region

More attractions in Mikulov

Park & nature

Děvín

The highest peak in the Pavlov Hills, Děvín offers dramatic limestone cliffs and far-reaching views across the South Moravian landscape.

Religious site

Dietrichstein tomb

The grand mausoleum of the Dietrichstein family, located within the Church of St. Anne in Mikulov, featuring ornate Baroque architecture.

Neighborhood

Bavory

Bavory charms with traditional wine cellars, narrow streets, and direct access to the Pálava hills for hiking.

Planning your trip to Mikulov? See where to eat, more attractions, or build a Mikulov itinerary.