South Moravian Region

Our most recommended things to do in South Moravian Region

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  1. Brno: Historic Downtown Walking Tour

  Stroll through the historic center of Brno, capital of Moravia, and admire rich architectural treasures by day or in the evening. Visit top attractions such as the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul. Follow your guide to piazzas such as Liberty Square (the main market square from the Middle Ages), Freedom Square and Capuchin Square (Kapucínské náměstí), where the crypt of the Capuchin Monastery holds the mummified remains of city noblemen. Go to the Vegetable Market, situated over a labyrinth of underground corridors that were used to store food, brew beer and mature wine. Look at the allegorical carvings of the Parnassus Fountain and admire the Renaissance facade of the Reduta Theatre, where Mozart once played. Hear the legend of the dragon and the wheel at the Old Town Hall, and see the New Town Hall, House of the Noblemen of Leipa, and Church of St. James before heading back along J...

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  2. From Vienna: Prague Day Trip with Guided Walking Tour

  Take a full-day trip to the Czech Republic while you are in Vienna. Explore the culture and history of the Golden City of Prague with a local guide. See the city's most famous landmarks and discover its hidden streets on a walking tour. Choose between a coach tour or a small-group tour for up to 8 participants.  The tour starts with pickup from your central hotel in Vienna at the pre-arranged time. As you travel through Moravia on your 4-hour trip to the Czech Republic, enjoy the scenery of the historical Czech lands. Upon arrival in Prague, take your comprehensive walking tour with your experienced local guide. Visit the National Theater, Charles Bridge, the elegant residences lining the river, the Parisian Street, the Jewish Cemetery, Wenceslas Square, and the Old Town Square. Afterward, you will have free to time explore the Old Town or browse for souvenirs independently For all be...

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  3. 3-Hour Brno Themed Walking Tours

  Brno is the second largest city in the Czech Rebublic. The city can be proud of its numerous landmarks, which are proof of its rich 800-year history. The city became historically important during the Thirty Year War, as it was the only town in Central Europe able to defend itself against the siege by the Swedish army. Functionalist architecture contributed to giving the city its modernist metropolis appearance.  You can choose from these three thematic walking tours: Functionalism in Brno with Villa Tugendhat Garden entrance:  Brno is known for its functionalist buildings with minimalist design. Take a closer look at the architecture with your expert guide. Visit the gardens of Villa Tugendhat and see buildings see buildings by Ludwig Mies van den Rohe, Bohuslav Fuchs, Ernst Wiesner and others. History and Architecture: This tour is designed for lovers of history. It is led by a histo...