Places of interest

Published: 4.10.2007

The town of Boskovice is situated between so called „Boskovice Furrow“ and Drahany Highland in an altitude of 380 m of sea level, distant approx. 40 kms in northern direction of Brno. The town is surrounded by forests. Boskovice is placed in northern part of Moravian Karst with Sloup-Šošůvka caves and other localities of karst territory.

Published: 3.10.2007

It is a former limestone quarry. Alkazar is one of greatest rocky formations in the whole area of Srbsko. You find it near to Berounka-river, orientated to the south, suitable for climbing all year round.

Published: 2.10.2007

The town of Karviná is situated approx 19 kms from Ostrava, has 64000 inhabitants. On north neighbours with Republic of Poland.The town is placed on flat and moderated undulated surface, connected with coal mining.

Published: 1.10.2007

The town of Rožnov pod Radhoštěn is situated at foot of Vsetín Hills in eastern distance of 12 kms from Valašské Meziříčí. in an altitude of 378 m of sea level. The town flows Rožnovská Bečva river. First notice is dated to 1267 when Bruno of Schaumburg mentioned the town in a register of hos ownership.

Published: 30.9.2007

The town of Přerov is situated in centre of Moravia in Upper-Noravia Dale, in southeastern direction of Olomouc, 22 kms distant from here, in an altitude of 210 m. River Bečva flows throughout the town. Přerov is, together with Olomouc, an important railway junction in Moravia.

Published: 28.9.2007

Luhačovice is a spa town situated in southeast part of Moravia., 16 kms distant of town of Zlín. It is the greatest spa in Moravia and the 4th most important spa in Czech Republic. Six natural sources spring here as well as tens of bored springs are available. Most important spring is those of Vincentka.

Published: 27.9.2007

Brno is the second biggest town of Czech Republic. As an administrative centre of South Moravian Region, it is situated on confluence of Svratka and Svitava rivers. You find in Brno many forests. The town is an important centre of education and many historical monuments. First written notice is dated to 10th June 1091 in Kosma Chronicle.

Published: 25.9.2007

The town of Mikulov is placed on southern state border with Austria ( 2 kms from border crossing distant) in Břeclav district, situated 50 kms of Brno and 70 kms of Vienna only. The town belongs to Carpathian abasement system.

Published: 25.9.2007

It is a countryside reminding Šumava (Bohemian Forest), Brdy Hills and Bohemia-Moravian Highways. The region is limited between Jindřichův Hradec on West, the Austrian border on South, the river Moravská Dyje on East and ponds near Strmilov on North is named as Czech Canada.

Published: 24.9.2007

At the end of Prokopské Valley you can meet several rocky formations created as a rest of former limestone quarries Near to inundated quarry, known as Prokop´s Lake there are to be seen two big rocky formations, known as Hlubočepské plotny (Hlubočepské plates). This area is very popular not only with tourists but also by mountaineers.