Flower delivery in Mikulov from a local florist

Mikulov lies on the southern edge of the Pavlovské vrchy, 18 km west of Břeclav near the Austrian border. In 2025, it had about 7,600 residents.

The first written record of Mikulov appears in a deed of donation issued by King Přemysl Otakar II on 14 January 1249; it names the place as 'Nikulsburch'. Mikulov's historic centre is a municipal heritage conservation area. The town has a castle, the Dietrichstein tomb and a Baroque synagogue. A Stations of the Cross route runs up Svatý kopeček.

The u Chudějů shop delivers flowers to Mikulov.

A bouquet can also be handed to its recipient at the municipal office on Náměstí, at the G-centrum Mikulov senior home on Republikánské obrany, or at the Dům zdraví Mikulov polyclinic on Svobody. The town established G-centrum Mikulov, which also provides a home-care service in Mikulov and the surrounding area.