Templářské sklepy v Čejkovicích

This wine room comprises underground tunnels beneath Čejkovice where wine matures in historical chambers. The cellars function alongside modern production facilities situated above the ancient passages.

The cellars were established in the 13th century by a religious military order that built large wine storage spaces beneath the region. These underground structures served wine production for centuries afterward.

The name reflects the Templar order that once managed wine production in this region. Visitors can sense this historical connection through the layout and use of the underground spaces today.

Guided tours allow visitors to explore the underground passages and taste wines from the cellar. Expect cool, consistent temperatures in the passages, so bring appropriate clothing.

The medieval complex expanded over centuries into a maze of interconnected tunnels. Today modern winemaking and ancient storage methods run side by side.