Sklepní ulička (Cellar Lane) in Hnanice is a state-protected heritage zone in the south-western part of this South Moravian wine village near Znojmo. The lane stretches roughly 320 metres, lined with traditional wine cellars and above-ground pressing houses built from clay and stone - records of them go back to a 16th-century land register. An 1820 entry documents over a hundred cellars, their passages forming a maze of niches built for large barrels. Open Cellar events with wine tastings are held here regularly throughout the year.
Opening hours follow the event programme
A traditional summer celebration featuring the sixth Goulash Fest - goulash tasting, competition for the best goulash, performances in traditional dress, and dancing from 18:00.
Traditional St. Wenceslas commemoration celebration in Hnanice with a programme for the whole family.
A traditional St. Martin's celebration featuring young wine tasting and local specialties in Hnanice.
A festive advent opening with mulled wine, Christmas tea, and carols performed by local kindergarten children.
Family entertainment with a guided tour of hell and St. Nicholas gift-giving. Free lemonade for children.
A traditional Christmas gathering with mulled wine, tea, and carols performed by kindergarten children.
Wine-tasting event in a protected heritage cellar lane featuring tastings from fifteen cellars, with live cultural entertainment.
The tenth Hnanice Wine Trail features 14 tasting stops at local wineries, tours of vineyards and cellars in Podyjí National Park, plus Small Open Cellars and local festivities.