Birthplace of Gregor Mendel, Cultural monument in Hynčice, Czech Republic.

The Birthplace of Gregor Mendel is a rural homestead, house no. 69 in Hynčice, consisting of a farmhouse from the 18th century. Since 1965 it has housed a memorial to Mendel, and after a reconstruction completed in 2007 it also serves as a museum of genetics and breeding, a visitor centre for the Moravské Kravařsko region, a lecture hall, a tourist hostel and the village library.

Mendel was born in this house in 1822 and spent his early years doing farm work before seeking formal scientific training. The family operated a modest farming operation here that shaped his early interest in plant cultivation.

The home reflects how Mendel observed his father's farming work as a child and developed his curiosity about plants through daily rural life. The preserved rooms give a sense of the simple country existence where scientific interest took root.

The site is located in northern Moravia and is easy to reach while exploring the rural area around it. Visitors should dress for outdoor conditions since the property is a historical site set in open countryside.

The house at Hynčice no. 69 was long left to decay in the 20th century; former Vražné mayor Vladimír Nippert founded a foundation to save it, and a reconstruction costing over 30 million koruna, mostly from EU funds, reopened it in 2007. In 2013 and again in early 2015 the owner faced foreclosure proceedings.