Get off the beaten track while sightseeing in Europe with a trip to Mělník: a town in the Czech Republic with historic roots in the wine industry. First on your agenda should be a visit to the impressive castle, the Mělník Chateau. Aside from its opulent interior, it also has over 20 hectares of vineyards that nod to the town’s roots in wine production, along with expansive cellars that date back to the 11th to 14th centuries.
Make sure to squeeze in some time to see the Church of St. Peter and Paul, too. This church sits aesthetically at the cross-section of a variety of influences, ranging from Romanesque to Gothic and Renaissance to Baroque. It’s an astonishing sight that history lovers will appreciate.
We recommend to stay in one of our historic accommodation, each one with its own “Story to share”.