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We’ve compiled the best of the best in Moravia - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.
Just 12 km (7 miles) east of Mikulov is the Château Lednice na Moravé, a must-see if you happen to be in the area. The dining room alone, with...Read More
One of Moravia's most impressive castles, 30 km (18 miles) west of Olomouc, has been featured in several fairy-tale films. Its present romanticized...Read More
Mikulov's massive and moving cemetery is not far from Husova ulice, just off Brněnská. The cemetery dates to shortly after 1421 when Jews were...Read More
In the northwest corner of Horní náměstí, this eccentric Trinity column is one of the best surviving examples of the Olomouc baroque style,...Read More
This main square is so perfect you feel like you've stepped into a painting, not a living town. Zacharias of Neuhaus, the square's namesake...Read More
Arts and crafts shine in this museum, which is without a doubt the Czech Republic's best venue to see applied arts. It has an assemblage of...Read More
A Cold War–era relic, this highly classified (hence the "10-Z" code name) shelter was designed to protect the political elite of the region...Read More
At this house in 1767 the young musical prodigy Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, age 11, spent six weeks recovering from a mild attack of chicken pox...Read More
As of April 2013, Brno has the tallest building in the Czech Republic. The AZ Tower rises 364 feet (111 meters), which is almost 7 feet taller...Read More
The late Romanesque and early Gothic St. Procopius Basilica remains true to its original layout, from 1260. New sections were added as recently...Read More
Wooden paneling and floral upholstery in the Café Mahler recall the taste of the 1880s, when Gustav Mahler briefly lived around the corner while...Read More
Nothing is left of the original Church of St. Maurice that stood just north of the Horní náměstí in 1257. This is a new church started in 1412...Read More
Best admired from a distance, the silhouette of slim neo-Gothic twin spires—added in the 20th century—give the cathedral a touch of Gothic dignity...Read More
Give in to your sweet tooth and indulge in good, freshly made cakes or an ice-cream cone at Cukrárna u Matěje, a little café and pastry shop...Read More
Between the main square and this cathedral lies a peaceful neighborhood given over to huge buildings, mostly belonging either to the university...Read More
Once among the most feared places in the Hapsburg Empire, this fortress-cum-prison still broods over Brno behind menacing walls. The castle...Read More
The Jewish Cemetery has 3,000 tombstones dating from the Renaissance up to the 20th century. It's free to enter, but guided tours can be arranged...Read More
Little of Mikulov's once-thriving Jewish Quarter still survives. The community once numbered several thousand people, and the town was the seat...Read More
If you've ever wondered what a mummy looks like without its bandages, this church will hold the answer. Formerly part of the Capuchin Monastery...Read More
A tiny street leading off the main square takes you to the 160-foot Romanesque tower of the Church of the Holy Spirit, a solid tower finished...Read More
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