Discover the Vibrant and Fragrant Moravia This Indian Summer!

When people think of Moravia, they often picture endless vineyards filled with plump grapes and cool cellars brimming with fine wines stored in huge barrels… Wine is a significant part of Moravia, but there’s so much more to explore.

The beauty of the flower garden in Kroměříž in autumn

One great example is the Flower Garden in Kroměříž, which showcases stunning landscape design and the hard work of dedicated gardeners. You might find it surprising that it was developed by Italian architects F. Luchese and P. G. Tencalla on once marshy ground that seemed lifeless. Beyond the breathtaking flower beds in the Flower Garden in Kroměříž, visitors will discover a fascinating sculpture gallery stretching 244 meters, along with two impressive greenhouses…

While you’re in Kroměříž, don’t miss the chance to wander around the city. Did you know it’s often referred to as the Haná Athens? Besides the late Renaissance Flower Garden already mentioned, the local castle is also a must-see. Since you’re in Moravia, make sure to stop by the Archbishop’s Wine Cellars nearby, which offers a selection of wines from the masses that every food lover will appreciate.

Excursions into the past in Uherské Hradiště

When talking about history and sightseeing, you should definitely check out Rochus Park in Uherské Hradiště, which is quite close to Kroměříž. This park is perfect for family walks where everyone can have fun while also learning something new.

The cultural and historical park in this beautiful setting offers destinations like the lookout tower on the Plain, where you can taste delicious wines, enjoy the local orchards, or simply watch sheep grazing…

Fast and Furious through the Moravian Karst

If your preference leans towards thrilling sports and adventures, consider trying the Singletrail through the Moravian Karst. You can mix your love for biking with being in the fresh air among the aromatic forests near Jedovnice. The singletrail connects three circuits that stretch a total of 28 kilometers, creating a network of forest paths between Jedovnice and Křtiny. The trails are specifically designed for cyclists, so you won’t have to dodge other tourists. You can navigate safely within protected forest areas.

Singletrail paths are also available in the Doubrava in Boskovice area. This modern sports park features 10 km of trails with easy paths suitable for families and beginners. The trails here are shorter, about one kilometer each, and are designed for variety. You’ll find some uphill challenges, but most of the rides are downhill, making it fun for everyone.

Moravian Karst attracts not only caves

In the stunning Moravian Karst, there are many more activities to discover. One thing you simply must see are the publicly accessible caves, as this area is considered one of the most significant karst regions in Europe. While you’re in the heart of the Moravian Karst, the Rudice sinkhole is a fascinating spot where you can witness how the earth is consumed by water from the Jedovnice stream.

Additionally, you might want to try the ferrata park located in the quarry known as The Big Deal, or embark on an adventure through the horizontal river path in the Horizon Cave.