Castles and Ruins of Pálava

The Pálava region features a collection of historical fortifications and residences integrated into the Pavlov Hills' limestone landscape. At its heart lies the Baroque Chateau Mikulov, housing wine and regional history exhibitions. Surrounding ruins, such as the 13th-century Děvičky and Sirotčí hrádek, provide examples of Gothic military architecture perched on steep cliffs. The defensive network is completed by Kozí hrádek, a late Gothic artillery tower, and the remains of St. Anthony's Chapel, offering panoramic views over the Moravian vineyards.

Chateau Mikulov

Historic Baroque castle housing a regional museum with exhibitions on local history, architecture, and wine culture. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Girls castle ruins

Medieval castle ruins showcasing a blend of Gothic and Renaissance architectural styles. The site offers cultural heritage significance alongside natural surroundings and historic structures.

Kozí hrádek

Remains of late gothic defence fortress built to improve the defence of city of Mikulov and it's castle.

Sirotčí hrádek

Medieval Gothic castle ruins known for their scenic views and historical significance. The site offers a glimpse into medieval architecture and local legends.

Kaple svatého Antonína

Remains of a 17th-century pilgrimage chapel abandoned during the late 18th-century Josephinian reforms. Located on a ridge near the village of Perná, the site consists of stone perimeter walls and serves as a viewpoint over the surrounding landscape.