For just £16, you can explore a stunning European town and indulge in a glass of wine for as little as 50p, making it one of Europe's hidden gems. Znojmo, situated in the South Moravian region of the Czech Republic , is a charming yet often overlooked European destination. It's drawing comparisons to Tuscany due to its flourishing wine tourism and picturesque vineyards, despite being less known than its Italian counterpart.
With a population of 34,000, Znojmo stands as one of the most ancient towns in Czechia , with roots stretching back to the 11th century. Conceived by King Ottokar I from the Premyslid dynasty, this enchanting Royal township continues to exude its historic opulence through every nook and cranny. Renowned for its winemaking heritage dating back to medieval times, Znojmo has become synonymous with fine wines, reports the Express .
Get the latest news straight to your phone by joining us on WhatsApp Enoteka, a contemporary wine bar and cafe nestled within the historic Znojmo brewery complex , presents visitors with a chance to sample over 120 varieties of local vintages supplied by top regional winemakers all starting at just 50p. But Znojmo isn't merely about the wines. It boasts an expansive network of underground passageways beneath the town centre, also referred to as "underground passages".
These tunnels can be explored via a 60-minute guided tour, offering an insight into the town's heritage and the labyrinthine tunnels below, which have fueled various .