From Brno's historic charm to Alfons Mucha's art in Moravský Krumlov, scenic Lednice, and wine-soaked Znojmo, each day unveils a blend of culture and gastronomy for an unforgettable journey.
245 km
3 days
DAY 1
The first day begins in Brno, the natural capital of South Moravia. You will explore the city with its underground passages and the Old Town Hall Tower.
Lunch/Dinner Recommendation: Gourmet Brno and other options:
In the afternoon, choose from other options that Brno offers. For example:
Veveří Castle with a boat trip on the Brno reservoir
Evening program alternatives: Explore Brno's bars and breweries.
DAY 2
Departure from Brno to Moravský Krumlov, where the renowned Slav Epic by the Art Nouveau artist Alfons Mucha awaits exploration (approximately 90 minutes).
Transfer to Lednice for a visit to Lednice Chateau (1 hour) and the castle greenhouse (approximately 30 minutes).
Optional: Take a leisurely stroll through the castle gardens to the Minaret (30 minutes one way) - enhance your journey with a scenic boat ride along the Dyje River meanders (20 minutes) or a charming carriage ride, both options available in both directions.
Late lunch recommendations:
Continue with a guided tour of Mikulov, where you can also explore the impressive giant wine barrel.
Transfer to Znojmo.
Accommodation:
Hotel Premium / Jukebox Hotel / TGM Hotel Residence / Hotel Happy Star / Hotel Mariel
Dine amidst the soothing ambiance of wine and cimbalom music.
Options include:
Enjoying dinner at the hotel, such as Hotel Premium or Hotel Happy Star.
Vinice Hnanice (Hnanice) - near the Devět Mlýnů viewpoint.
Laurent Winery (Šatov) - offering accommodation as well.
Špalek Winery (Nový Šaldorf) - a bio winery.
Pialek & Jäger Winery (Nový Šaldorf).
Znovín Winery (Znojmo) - nestled within the Loucký Monastery complex.
Thaya Winery (Havraníky) - a modern new winery.
Lahofer Winery (Dobšice) - ideally visited on the return journey to Brno.
DAY 3
Embark on a day trip from Brno to explore the Znojmo region:
Podyjí National Park: A walk along the Dyje River to the Šobes vineyard with a wine tasting (2-3 hours). Optionally, you can arrange for a guide and wine tasting at the vineyard.
Tips for lunch:
Afternoon tour of Znojmo:
Guided tour or an experiential "Znojmáček" (electro bus) tour (approximately 2 hours)
Znojmo Underground Tour (1 hour)
Departure to Brno, end of the program.
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The route from Velehrad to Brno follows the Cyril and Methodius Route almost as far as Slavkov u Brna. Like all Ways of St. James, it is marked one-way toward Santiago de Compostela. It measures 93 kilometres, during which you’ll collect plenty of stamps from shell-marked pilgrim points.
The Brno–Mikulov route begins in the very heart of Brno at the Church of St. James, the central hub of the Ways of St. James in South Moravia. Mass is celebrated here daily, and guided tours are available during the season. Beneath the church, you can visit Europe’s second-largest ossuary (tours are in high demand, so booking in advance is recommended). Collect your first stamp from the pilgrim box at the church entrance - or purchase your credencial at the parish office across the street.
Get ready for a not so difficult bike trip filled with history! Even less experienced cyclists will manage this circuit. You'll cover a distance of 20 km with a total ascent of 257 meters.
The Brno–Třebíč route starts in the heart of Brno at the Church of St. James. Collect your first stamp from the pilgrim box at the entrance or from the parish office opposite. The 88-kilometre journey leads through natural landscapes and historic towns.
The period of the First Republic was definitely chic, from the polished chrome of cars to elegant fashion. Travel back in time to see the perfect realities of this era in the Moravian metropolis!
Jewish history and culture resonate deeply within the very fabric of Brno, their legacy woven into the cityscape through a tapestry of landmarks, from the city's sole functioning synagogue to the poignant Stolpersteine memorials. Embark on a journey through time, guided by the enduring spirit of Jewish heritage, as you uncover the stories, fates, and indelible mark left on this vibrant metropolis.
On foot or by bike. Go and see the places where a crucial event of Czech history took place in 1805. And not just of Czech history, but also of French, Russian and Austrian history. The Battle of the Three Emperors was fought right here.
This circular bike trip starts in the center of Slavkov, synonymous with the famous Battle of the Three Emperors in 1805. You'll cover a total of 31 kilometers and ascent 376 meters. Get ready to pedal!
In the early 19th century, Šlapanice was primarily an agricultural center that supplied Brno with bread and milk. At that time, there were about eight times fewer inhabitants here than today. Although the actual village was not directly affected by the battle's turmoil, its residents experienced more than enough difficulties during those times. This was also contributed to by the fact that all three armies gradually passed through the town. Let's take a walk in their footsteps.
Scenic views, gemstones, the romantic valley of a trout river, churches, the Porta Coeli Convent and the Pernštejn Castle. And small breweries along the way, which will quench your thirst.
Coal near Brno? Black and genuine? It was mined here in ten mines starting from the mid-18th century. The deepest galleries in Central Europe!
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