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There is not much we need to say about Moravia – it’s a region you will just have to see, feel, and experience! Discover the romantic villages, the many strongholds and fairytale castles, hidden between the forests, pastures, rivers, hills, and mountains of beautiful Moravia. Enjoy this combination of culture, sun, and wine and you’ll have a wonderful stay! Apart from the fantastic scenery – with over 400 stalactite and stalagmite caves and underground rivers, this region also has medieval gold mines, historical towns and romantic castles to offer. It is the most beautiful backdrop to activities for young and old. It’s a true paradise for nature, cycling and walking enthusiasts. A visit to the historic city of Brno, the most important city of this region, is a real must. The architecture buffs will have a wonderful time here, Brno was the centre of modern art in Central Europe between 1920 and 1940 and as such attracted many international architects. Brno has a lively centre with trendy restaurants, bars, and modern shopping streets. Other interesting, historical towns are the UNESCO town of Telc, or the baroque town of Olomouc. In Moravia, you will also find health resorts, such as those in Jeseník, Karlova Studánka, Trebon, and Luhacovice. Winter sports enthusiasts will feel right at home in Moravia, soaking up the picturesque scenery of the Eagle Mountains (Orlické hory) and the Jeseníky Mountains, in northern Moravia. The best known skiing resorts in the Eagle Mountains are those of Rícky and Deštné; and in Jeseníky those of Ramzová and Cervenohorské Sedlo. The mountainous area of Beskydy in the East also includes skiing areas which are suitable for the less demanding winter sports enthusiasts, in terms of facilities, maintenance, and slopes.
Places of interest
- Excursion to the old towns of Mikulov, Olomouc (UNESCO)!
- Gradens and castle of Kromeríz (UNESCO)
- Visit one of the many castles, such as Pernstejn Castle, or the impressive ruins of the Potstejn fortress in the Eagle Mountains.
- The Lednice-Valtice area, the largest artificial landscape in Europe, and listed in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
- The unique miniature city of Telc, with one of the most beautiful squares of the Czech Republic. This square is also a UNESCO World Heritage monument.
- The 18th century Reduta Theatre in Brno, where Mozart performed when he was eleven.
- A visit to Vienna is possible, as south Moravia borders on Austria.
- If you enjoy walking, you will find many opportunities in one of the wonderful natural parks!
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