Holidays in the Czech Republic

The Czech Republic has so much to offer the visitor - beautiful countryside, historic towns and cities, great walking and cycling, music, art and folk customs.

Stay in a country cottage or a hotel in a fascinating old town, go on a tour or combine a trip to Prague with a stay in a second city.

Some sights of interest in South Moravia

Who would enjoy a holiday in South Moravia?

Tours

Accommodation in South Moravia

Getting to South Moravia

Getting around South Moravia

The Czech Republic is divided into two halves - Bohemia and Moravia. The capital of Moravia and the Republic’s second largest city is Brno. Moravia has a fascinating history - indeed it gave its name to the Great Moravian Empire in the 9th Century. South Moravia is a lovely gentle landscape - in the south there are vineyards around the city of Znojmo and Mikulov, to the north of Brno is the special landscape of the Moravian Karst with its spectacular caves.


	Holidays in South Moravia

Znojmo - a fascinating city with plenty of historic buildings, the most extensive underground labyrinth in the Czech Republic and excellent vintners.
the Rotunda of St Catherine, Znojmo - the Romanesque frescos that line its walls and ceiling are spectacular
Moravian Museum, Brno, - the archaeological galleries displays of the golden jewellery of the Great Moravian Empire and the Old Stone Age Venus statues are particularly worth seeing
Blansko Caves - five caves are open to the public out of the 110 in the Moravian Karst area.
Brno has many fascinating attractions, including the modernist architectural masterpiece Villa Tugendhat and the Cappuccin Monastery with its mummified monks
Porta Coeli Monastery - founded in the 13th century, the monastery is famous for its Gothic doorway
Pernstejn Castle - one of the best preserved castles in the Czech Republic
the South Moravian vineyards and wines.
the Prague-Vienna Greenways cycle route passes through the south of the area.

history lovers
geologist
lovers of food and wine
cyclists

The area is included in one of Czech Tours’ self-guided tours - Moravian Journey.

Our partners offer a cycle tour along the Prague-Vienna Greenways cycle route and a Bohemian UNESCO tour

We have hotels in Brno and Znojmo. To enquire about booking a hotel email us on admin@czechtours.co.uk

We also offer holiday cottages near Blansko and Lomnicke (see pictures below). To enquire about booking a cottage email us on admin@czechtours.co.uk and we will send you information about cottages that are available on your prefered dates. Please write “Cottages in South Moravia” in the subject line.




	£437 - £462 per week




	£275 - £318

There are direct flights to Brno from the UK. If you wish to hire a car, use the car rental search engine on our travel page to get the best deal for you. There are luxury coaches from Prague to Brno. There are direct trains from Vienna to Brno and Znojmo and some direct buses from Vienna to Brno (including some from Vienna Airport).

£522 - £618

Staying in Brno gives most public transport options - as railways and coach routes radiate from the city to all parts of South Moravia. Otherwise you will probably want to hire a car or stick to a smaller area.

The Vienna - Prague Greenway cycle route is another great way to explore the south of the area.