Mikulov is a delightful small town in Moravian wine country. On the edge of the Palava hills and surrounded by vineyards, there's no mistaking the drink of choice in this part of the Czech Republic. The prevalence of wine owes much to area's relatively sunny weather. The focal point of daily life in the town is the main square, where you'll find a good variety of cafes and wine bars. Some of the wine bars and shops are owned directly by regional wineries, perfect for sampling a drop of the local grape. Gastronomy is a focus in Mikulov and there are several excellent restaurants where you can taste local seasonal dishes.

Nikolsburg, as Mikulov is known in German, was long home to a significant Jewish community. A Jewish Quarter educational path runs through the town, highlighting 14 remaining buildings and monuments such as Jewish houses, the synagogue, Jewish cemetery, and a medieval mikvah. Whether you choose to spend your time in Mikulov directly in the town center itself sampling local wines, hiking to nearby Holy Hill, or exploring the Moravian countryside by car, you're certain to have an enjoyable time.