Zlin

Located on the boundary of the Wallachia and Moravian Slovakia regions, the city of Zlin's greatest attraction is its remarkable architecture. The Functionalist architecture of Zlin, with works by noted architects such as J. Kotera, F. L. Gahura, V. Karffk, and M. Lorenc, is a European original. The style was created during the height of fame of the Bafa footwear factories and featured bare red brick, steel windows, flat roofs, and reinforced concrete frames. The most famous Zlin Functionalist building is No. 21, the Bata Administration Building - the so-calied “Skyscraper of Zlin.” No. 21 was one of the first high-rise structures in Europe. The TomaS Bafa Villa is another important work. The surrounding areas of Zlin are a paradise for sports enthusiasts (especially golfers and cyclists), history buffs (the Lesna Chateau and Maienovice Castle), and for children (the Zlin Zoo in Lesna and the Bafa Canal).Ostrava is the capital and seat of the Moravian-Silesian Region. The town was founded in the 13th century on the “Amber” merchant trail running from the Baltic Sea through Central Europe, and down to the Mediterranean . Sea. An excellent position near the Polish and Slovak borders, unique technical landmarks and urban planning, an enormous historical and cultural heritage in the surrounding areas, and fine sports and recreational possibilities in many facilities and in the nearby mountains have provided Ostrava with all of the conditions necessary for strong tourism industry development.No other city in Moravia will charm you with its ancient landmarks like Olomouc, the second oldest and second largest town monument zone in the Czech Republic after Prague. This city of one hundred thousand residents has a long and rich history Olomouc is a city of palaces, churches, and Baroque fountains; it is a city of vast parks famous for hosting the annual Flora Olomouc horticulture exhibitions. But Olomouc, featuring galleries, museums, concerts, and theatre performances, entices visitors year-round as a city of culture. Take a lovely walk around the romantic town wails, take a peak down a mysterious lane or discover a picturesque secluded niche. Pay a visit to a cosy cafe, patisserie, bar, or restaurant. Take in the beauty and enjoy!

Baroque Olomouc, The historical Upper Square, surrounded by grand palace buildings, is dominated by the Baroque Holy Trinity Column, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The centre of the city also features a magnificent collection of Baroque fountains, countless Church monuments, the Archdiocesan Palace, the Jesuit Konvikt, and many other landmarks. The town’s two connected main squares are the pulsating heart of Olomouc. Standing in the middle of the Upper Square is the Olomouc Town Hall with its famous astronomical clock.

The Archdiocesan Museum

This museum of European significance is the only one of its kind in the entire Czech Republic. Permanent exhibitions present artistic treasures from the 12ffi to 18m centuries and the tour includes the reconstructed national cultural landmark, the Premyslid Castle, along with the Romanesque Bishop’s Palace (previously known as the Premyslid Palace).The subtropical and tropical conservatories are open to visitors throughout the entire year. International Organ Festival, are held in the Church of St. Moritz. The church features the largest organ in Central Europe; the instrument’s 135 registers and 10,400 pipes guarantee an unforgettable experience.