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View of the Thaya Valley – Šobes Vineyard loop from Hnanice

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Czech Republic

Southeast

Jihomoravský kraj

View of the Thaya Valley – Šobes Vineyard loop from Hnanice

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View of the Thaya Valley – Šobes Vineyard loop from Hnanice

02:34

8.84km

220m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 11, 2026

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Národní park Podyjí

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893 m

Suspension Bridge Over the Thaya River

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From the rather wobbly bridge you have a wonderful view of the water and the rushing weirs.

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Suspension Bridge in Podyjí National Park

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Very nice suspension bridge. Easy to walk on

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3.14 km

View of the Thaya Valley

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The Thaya (Dyje) can only be seen hidden, meandering. Interesting landscape, but steep climb.

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5.74 km

Šobes is one of the oldest and most famous vineyards in the Czech Republic. It is located in the area of Nine Mills in the middle of the Podyjí National Park, in the cadastral area of the Podmolí wine-growing village in the Znojmo wine-growing subregion. Accessible is either the old Roman road from Podmoli or, more easily, from Hnanice.

Thanks to its position on the southern slope of the rock promontory in the meandering of the Dyje River, the specific microclimate and the wines from this vineyard are among the highly prized ones. Vinice currently owns Znovín Znojmo, which purchased it from Podmolí in 1995.

The settlement was inhabited already in the early Stone Age. The prehistoric fortress was here during the Bronze Age, settled in the time of the Celts and Roman times. Already in the Middle Ages, the site was used to grow grapevine. The wine was famous for its quality and especially in the 19th century it was delivered to the imperial court and to the distinguished Viennese restaurants. The area of the entire vineyard is about 16 ha, the vine is cultivated on an area of about 11 hectares. The rest of the area occupies the apricot kits. The location is among the ten best wine-making locations in Europe.

In the narrowest place of the Český meander there is a view of both sides of the ridge. The surrounding area is a thermophilous oak forest with a rich presence of European parasitic oak. On the ridge leads the so-called Roman Way - an old trade route connecting the early middle ages of the Czech lands and Austria.
cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C5%A0obes

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