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Bzenec is a quiet town in Moravian Slovakia. There are important attractions, however, such as the local wine industry and the tunnels under the square. Check out the Tourist Information Centre on the main square. If you want to visit the local Jewish cemetery, you need to make a prior arrangement. The main square is a five-minute walk from the train station and the town has an hourly train service to and from Brno.

Bzenec is well known for its wine production, as well as for its historical Jewish museum and Jewish cemetery. If you're a good walker or travelling by car, make the effort to go up to the Chapel of St. Florian and St. Sebastian on the hill behind the main square, where you can get a superb view of the surrounding vineyards, Chriby Hills and the White Carpathians. In winter it is quiet and restful, with beautiful Christmas lighting. I'm a big fan of short, relaxing overnight breaks so Bzenec is ideal. The main square is a five-minute walk from the train station - the best means of public transport at the moment, as there is a bypass being built that complicates road travel. The Beta and Lidovy Dum hotels are both comfortable and reasonably priced, with good restaurants, but choose the Lidovy Dum if you are not good with stairs. If you run short of supplies, there are numerous local businesses on the square, as well as a Coop supermarket next to the Beta hotel.

I thought that people in the town were very friendly For someone that does not speak the Czech language ,we always found someone to understand or accommodate us .It was a very welcoming town. Very easy to get to train station and walking around was not that far.