Get ready to explore a region brimming with caves and forests north of Brno and the sun-kissed Znojemsko area. This expedition is all about adrenaline-pumping activities and embracing an active lifestyle. Let's hit the road!
En route from Brno to the north, make a stop at EB Diners for breakfast or lunch. Immerse yourself in the ambiance of the cult classic Pulp Fiction, savouring a true American-style gastronomic experience.
Upon arriving in Boskovice, visit the local information center to choose one of three guided tours exploring the town's rich Jewish heritage. Ascend the castle and admire the picturesque surroundings.
In the afternoon, head to Jedovnice, an area teeming with opportunities for summer recreation and active pursuits. Glide across the pond on a paddleboard or test yourself on the local single trails.
Get ready for an adrenaline-fueled experience like no other: speleoferata! Upon entering the cave, you'll be equipped with a helmet, headlamp, and ferrata set, ready to embark on an exploration of the underworld. Narrow passages, rope ladders, abysses, and chimneys await – this adventure will test both your physical and mental endurance. Not for the claustrophobic! For a "gentler" option, try the escape room, suitable for children as young as four.
Back on the surface, you'll surely appreciate a leisurely meal and refreshing drinks in the open air. The Surfbar by the lake provides the perfect setting. Relax, soak in the memories, and prepare for another endorphin rush. Next up: a cycling adventure! Head straight to the heart of the Moravian Karst: Sloupsko-Šošůvské Caves, Punkva Caves, Macocha Abyss – the options are endless.
Begin your day with a leisurely dose of culture at the Moravský Krumlov Castle, where the captivating Slav Epic by Alfons Mucha awaits. Allow yourself to be carried away by the grandeur of these phenomenal canvases. Before your next plan, fuel up at RAF House, savouring a taste of something traditional (or not so traditional), something new, a glass of superb wine, and perhaps some fresh asparagus from Ivančice.
Visit the brand-new LOUKA Tourist Information Center and gather inspiration for exploring the Znojmo region. It's time for another dose of physical activity!
Set off on a cycling adventure through the wooded valley of the Dyje River, enjoying a leisurely afternoon ride to the Králův Stolec lookout point. Once you've taken in the breathtaking views, cycle back to the center of Znojmo in under half an hour. As a reward, immerse yourself in the tranquil ambiance of the narrow streets, where stunning views await around every corner.
If you're craving a cup of specialty coffee or perhaps an avocado toast, head to Balance coffee & wine.
And for the perfect spot to witness a romantic sunset, look no further than the viewing bench near the Rotunda of St. Catherine. Settle in, raise a glass, and savour the beauty of the moment.
Are you a photo enthusiast? Then you'll surely appreciate this tip for capturing a stunning sunrise. Head to the lookout point near Vranov nad Dyjí Castle in the early morning, and you won't regret it.
Time to get your heart pumping again! Just a short distance away lies Vranovská pláž (Vranov Beach), a recreational area with plenty to offer. While it may not be the ocean or an alpine lake, that doesn't matter! The main attraction is the warm water, the fantastic surroundings of the national park, and the endless activities to try. Paddleboarding, sightseeing cruises, scooters, or even swing jumping – the team at Bakchus Aktivity has something for everyone. Are you up for the challenge?
If you're planning an RV trip, here are some recommendations for overnight stays: Camp Olšovec, Camp Znojmo, Camping Vranovská pláž.
Znojmo, a royal town since the 13th century, boasts a remarkable blend of architectural styles from Romanesque to modern, including Brutalism. Visitors can explore the city's rich heritage without any entrance fees. And we haven't started on the modern temples of winemaking of recent years yet…
Significant events unfolded, within the historical backdrop of Znojmo, enough to write a 100-chapter long chronicle. After all, Znojmo was granted the status of a royal city by Přemysl Otakar I as early as 1226. However, what many current residents may not know is that one of the pivotal battles in European history associated with Napoleon took place here!
Slovácko is a region rich in living folk traditions that are deeply cherished by the locals. Are you envisioning one painted cellar with colourful ornaments after another? Well, they are certainly here. However, let’s talk about wineries within the modern concept, ranging from the austere Nordic simplicity to a mill that no longer serves its original purpose.
