The village of Přítluky and its local part Nové Mlýny is located in the district of Břeclav in the South Moravian Region. It lies at an altitude of 165 meters above sea level and covers an area of 1430 ha. The first written mention of the village dates back to 1222. Currently, the village has 805 permanent residents.
Equipment of village:
- municipal office
- Kindergarten
- library
- Czech POINT
- mail
- restaurant
- grocery store.
Associations and Associations:
- volunteer firefighters
- hunting association
- physical education unit Sokol
- fishing association.
Sights, monuments:
- Church of St. Margaret
- Calvary
- vicarage.
Křivé jezero National Nature Reserve:
- Established in 1973, area 123, 97 ha
- is situated in the right-bank part of the Dyje-Moravian floodplain between the river Dyje and the mill race
- a significant bird nesting site
- remnants of the original alluvial forest.
Thanks to its location and proximity to the Nové Mlýny Reservoir, Přítluky is a good place for tourists, cyclists, lovers of water sports but also good wine.
Trips to the surroundings:
- Maják lookout tower, town Mikulov, water reservoir Nové Mlýny, nature reserve Křivé jezero, viticulture and many other interesting places.