The Moravian Wine Trails are a long-term project for the development of viniculture and sustainable tourism in South Moravia. The project has been implemented by the Czech Environmental Partnership Foundation (Nadace Partnerství) in collaboration with 280 wine-growing municipalities and other partners. Each of the 10 wine-growing regions in Moravia is connected by its own wine trail loop, with all loops connected to the arterial Moravian Wine Trail. Visitors can thus choose from one-day trips or longer tours on which to discover local culture, wines and monuments, all from a 1,200-km network of cycling trails.

All signposts and information boards contain the logo of the Moravian Wine Trails. The colour of the logo indicates on which of the 11 wine trails the visitor is at the moment. In each town on the wine trails, you will find an information panel containing a map of trails in the given wine region. The maps also indicate the level of motorised traffic and the quality of the road surface, allowing visitors to plan their route along, for instance, calm paved roads suitable for families with children. The network of cycling trails is only one part of a larger project aimed at improving local infrastructure and the availability of tourist attractions and services in the region. For us, wine tourism is directly connected with respect for the landscape, the maintenance of folk traditions and the renewal of our cultural heritage associated with winemaking.

Greenways are trails or natural corridors used in accordance with their environmental function and their potential for sport, tourism and recreation. They contribute to the preservation of our natural and cultural heritage, improve the traffic situation, provide opportunities for recreation and tourism and provide a stimulus for adopting a healthier lifestyle and for making sustainable use of local resources. www.greenways.cz