Czech Republic Cycling Adventure

A road cycling route starting from Hustopece

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Embark on an epic cycling adventure through the Czech Republic

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Discover the diverse beauty of the Czech Republic on this epic road route near Hustopeče. The challenging 127-kilometer route includes an ascent of 1503 meters, making it suitable for experienced cyclists. Experience the charm of Velké Němčice, known for its wine production and cultural heritage. Discover the historic village of Telnice, with its fascinating architecture and enchanting atmosphere. Explore the ancient remains of Stráž fortress and the stunning natural surroundings. Hornek offers breathtaking panoramic views of the countryside, serving as a perfect vantage point for photographers. Cycle through the scenic Březina and enjoy its serene beauty. Conquering Krchovský kopec promises a rewarding experience with unparalleled views. Visit Rousínovec and Nížkovice, two villages known for their cultural heritage and beautiful landscapes. Písečná offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature. Cycle to Větrník and revel in the beauty of its charming surroundings. End your adventure in Horní Bojanovice, immerse yourself in its historic charm and enjoy the wondrous landscape.

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127 km

1503 m

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Start: Hustopeče City center

Hustopeče: Scenic Landscapes, Boskovická brána, and Wine Cellars

Hustopeče is a small town located in the Jihovýchod region of the Czech Republic. Cyclists can take advantage of numerous cycling routes that pass through the picturesque landscapes of the surrounding South Moravia region. The area boasts rolling hills and expansive vineyards, making it an ideal location for road and gravel cycling. Close to Hustopeče, you can test your riding skills on the famous Boskovická brána climb or immerse yourself in the winemaking culture at the nearby wine cellars.