Nechory is a one-of-a-kind hamlet about a kilometre from Prušánky, made up entirely of wine cellars - nobody lives here permanently, and every building exists solely for producing and storing wine. More than 450 cellars now stand here, together forming a small square and a network of lanes. The area is split into Dolní (Lower) and Horní (Upper) Nechory and sits in the Slovácko wine sub-region, midway between Hodonín and Břeclav. Traditional events held throughout the year include the zarážení hory ceremony, an open-cellar day, and a costumed harvest festival.
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A traditional pole-driving celebration in the wine-cellar village of Nechory. An event reflecting the region's cultural heritage.
A traditional wine harvest festival in folk costumes in Nechory, a charming village known for its wine cellars and local heritage.
A guided walk through Slovácko vineyards featuring local wine tastings and insights into the region's winemaking heritage.
Autumn festival of open wine cellars in Nechory village featuring young wine tasting and traditional winemaking atmosphere.
