Moravia

Moravia, a historical region in the eastern part of the Czech Republic, is known for its picturesque landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture. The region is famous for its castles and palaces, such as the Lednice Castle and the Valtice Palace, which are part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Lednice-Valtice. Visitors can explore these magnificent buildings and their gardens, offering a glimpse of the architectural and landscape splendor of Moravia. The city of Brno, the region's capital, is a cultural and economic hub, with a mix of modern and historical architecture, museums, and a lively culinary scene. Moreover, Brno is home to the Tugendhat Villa, a masterpiece of modernist architecture that is also a World Heritage Site.

Trip to Moravia: touring the Czech region among vineyards

In addition to its architectural heritage, Moravia is known for its wine production. The South Moravian wine region is the largest in the Czech Republic, and visitors can tour the wineries and vineyards to taste some of the best wines in the country. Wine festivals, such as the Znojmo Vintage Festival, are notable events that celebrate the harvest with parades, music, and tastings. Moravia's natural parks and reserves, like Podyjí National Park and the Punkva Cave, offer opportunities for hiking, climbing, and exploring stunning karst formations. Moravian folk culture is kept alive through its folkloric traditions, with festivals featuring dances, traditional costumes, and folk music. With its blend of history, culture, and natural beauty, Moravia is an enchanting destination that offers a rich and diverse experience for all visitors. Come and discover it! Book your appointment with an expert now!