A tour through sunny Moravia – 7 to 8 days full of nature, culture and UNESCO treasures

The Moravian region is one of the most diverse and sunniest areas in the Czech Republic. Vineyards, historic towns, impressive castles, and wild natural landscapes blend harmoniously. This tour will take you through it in seven to eight days. Brno, the Moravian Karst, the historic city Jihlava, the UNESCO sites Telč and Žďár nad Sázavou as after Znojmo and into the national park Thayatal. An ideal combination of nature, culture and Moravian joie de vivre.

🟦 Day 1: Brno

The tour begins in Brno, the vibrant capital of Moravia. Dying Old Town Impressive with its colorful facades, small cafes, and a blend of modern urban energy and historical elements. The most striking feature is the… Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul On Petrov Hill, from which you have a magnificent view over the city. The mighty Špilberk Fortress It is another landmark and tells much about the region’s military past. A stroll through the Old and New Town Hall Squares will introduce you to Brno’s friendly atmosphere. Overnight stay in Brno.

🟦 Day 2: Brno – UNESCO & surroundings

On the second day, architecture and nature take center stage. An absolute highlight is the Villa Tugendhat, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and masterpiece of modern architecture, designed by Mies van der Rohe. From here we continue into the Moravian Karst, one of the most fascinating karst landscapes in Europe. Dying Punkva CavesThe canyons, through which you glide partly by boat, are an impressive experience. Equally spectacular is the Macocha GorgeA 138-meter-deep abyss that is breathtaking from both above and below. Overnight stay again in Brno.

🟩 Day 3: Brno → Iglau (Jihlava) – approx. 95 km

Today you’re heading north to Jihlava, a city with a long mining history and vibrant culture. The historic market square is spacious and framed by colorful townhouses. A descent into the underground passages of Jihlava, one of the largest labyrinth systems in the country. The old city ​​walls They are reminders of the city’s medieval importance. In the evening, you can stroll through the quiet streets and enjoy the regional atmosphere. Overnight stay in Jihlava.

🟩 Day 4: Vysočina region – Telč & Žďár nad Sázavou

The fourth day leads through the UNESCO-rich areas Vysočina region. First stop is Telč, one of the most beautiful market squares in Europe. The pastel-colored Renaissance houses and the Telč Castle They create an atmosphere straight out of a fairytale book. Onward to… Žďár nad Sázavou, where the Pilgrimage Church of St. John Nepomuk on the Green Mountain Another UNESCO World Heritage Site – is impressive. The combination of Baroque architecture and symbolic geometry makes this place unique. Overnight stay in Jihlava or Telč

🟨 Day 5: Jihlava → Znaim (Znojmo) – approx. 85 km

The journey continues to Znojmo, a city with Romanesque history and typical Moravian wine culture. The Old Town It lies on a rocky ridge high above the Thaya river and offers spectacular views. The following are worth seeing: St. Nicholas Church and the town hall with its distinctive observation tower. The combination of a medieval town center and a vibrant wine scene makes Znojmo particularly charming. Overnight stay in Znojmo.

🟨 Day 6: Znojmo & Thayatal National Park

The sixth day belongs to nature. Podyjí / Thayatal National Park It is one of the quietest nature reserves in the country – perfect for hiking. Gorges, river bends, and viewpoints characterize the landscape. In Znojmo, even a visit to the Znojmo underground, a branching system of corridors and rooms, as well as the Rotunda of St. Catherine, a significant Romanesque monument. Overnight stay again in Znojmo.

🟥 Day 7: South Moravia – Wine & Castles

Today you’ll delve deep into the wine-rich region of the Czech Republic. In Vranov nad Dyjí The impressive [building] is enthroned Vranov Castle high above the valley. Further south lies Mikulov, an elegant little town with a castle, vineyards and the popular pilgrimage destination Holy Mountain. The Palava region It is known for its white wines, rolling hills, and sunny terraces. Here, the southern flair of Moravia is particularly palpable. Overnight stay in Znojmo or Mikulov.

🟥 Day 8 (optional): Extension / Return journey

Optionally, you can end your trip… Lednice–Valtice cultural landscape, a UNESCO World Heritage Site full of castles, ponds and landscaped gardens. Afterwards, the return journey to Brno begins.

📍 Route overview

Brno → Moravian Karst → Jihlava → Telč → Žďár n. Sázavou → Znojmo → Thayatal