Dürnkrut · Weinviertel
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An inn for guests from Břeclav and South Moravia – Bohemian cooking in Dürnkrut

Břeclav is about thirty-two kilometres from Gasthaus Jana in Dürnkrut. The menu combines Austrian and Bohemian dishes and Czech is spoken in the house — for many South Moravian guests the reason to cross the border for a meal.

How do I get from Břeclav to Dürnkrut?

Via the crossing at Hohenau an der March and then south along the river March — about thirty-two kilometres as the crow flies, roughly forty minutes by car. The train works too: Břeclav and Dürnkrut are on the same line and the inn is a few minutes on foot from the station.

Why do guests from South Moravia come here?

For the mix. Gasthaus Jana cooks Austrian inn classics alongside dishes familiar to South Moravians. The menu includes the pork cutlet Lundenburg style — Lundenburg being the German name of Břeclav — as well as wedding-style beef roast with bread dumplings, raznici and sausage in vinegar and oil.

Is Czech spoken at the inn?

Yes. German and Czech are spoken in the service, and the menu and the entire website are available in Czech. Reservations and lunch pre-orders can be made in Czech by phone.

Celebrations and overnight stays for guests from the Czech Republic

The hall is also booked by Czech families for birthdays and weddings; dates and menus are arranged by phone. Simple guest rooms are available for those who would rather not drive back. Prices are quoted on the phone.

Which South Moravian towns are a similar distance away?

Lanžhot is twenty-nine kilometres away, Valtice thirty, Mikulov forty and Hodonín forty-six. The full list with distances is on the Directions and surroundings page.

Frequently asked questions

Is Czech spoken at Gasthaus Jana?

Yes, German and Czech are both spoken. The menu, the lunch menu and the whole website are available in Czech as well.

What is a cutlet Lundenburg style?

A grilled pork cutlet with finely cut sausage, bacon, chilli peppers, onion, paprika, tomatoes and horseradish, served with chips. Lundenburg is the German name of Břeclav.

Can I pay in euros and Czech crowns?

Please ask by phone or before ordering about the current payment options — in small country inns in the Weinviertel, cash payment in euros is still the norm.