Muzeum vinařství, zahradnictví a krajiny, Wine museum in Valtice, Czech Republic
The Muzeum vinařství, zahradnictví a krajiny is a museum in Valtice organized around three main topics: wine production, horticulture, and landscape preservation in the Lednice-Valtice region. The collections display machinery, tools, and objects connected to these three fields.
The building dates from the second half of the 17th century and originally served as an administrative center for the Liechtenstein family estates. Over time it was converted into a museum to preserve the agricultural and wine-growing heritage of the region.
The wine exhibition displays historical wine presses and traditional tools that generations of winemakers in this region used in their work. These objects reflect the craftsmanship that shaped the local landscape.
The museum is easily reached on foot from the center of Valtice and sits near other historic sights in the town. Plan to spend about one to two hours visiting all three exhibitions in a comfortable way.
The museum houses large aquariums with local fish species, showing which water animals are native to the region. Visitors can also walk barefoot on a special path with different natural surfaces to feel various textures directly.
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