I still remember the moment I stepped onto the trailhead leading to Lysá hora. The air was crisp, cleaner than anything you could ever breathe in a city. The trees stood tall like old guardians of the mountain, their leaves whispering in the wind, almost urging me to keep going.

Amazing 15km walk to have a great view & lunch on top of this mountain. Highly recommend especially when is sunny as the views are lovely. You can see Slovakias High Tatry and all the mountains around. Beskydy are beautiful

Such a beautiful mountain view... And nice deserts with coffee if you reach the top of the mountain.

The highest (1323m) mountain in the Moravian-Silesian Beskids region. The air is fresh, and there’s a lot of routes & shortcuts to take to the top. The views from the top are beautifully amazing and there’s also a restaurant too which is a sight itself. Highly recommend a visit, and it’s perfect too even for the inexperienced hikers.

We can't say it's not a good place for vist, but today it was so hard and difficult to reach on the top of the mountain due to the slippery of the ice found there and the difficulty of the road. But I advice all to visit and maybe in the upcoming days so the weather will be much better.

good hiking way and beautiful view

This is the highest peak in beskid mountain range ay 1324 meters. Literally it meant bald head. Only the head is bald but entire rope is in the thick canopied trees tall in nature. Itty took less than 2 hours to climb, normal speed. At certain places the gradient is bit steep. Within 40 kms from ostrava you can stay early in the morning and as well come back for lunch. The owl bats are the birds available as pet the information boards. Since hiking is permitted throughout the year one who lives nearby can see the beauty in all four seasons. During winter, this doubles as a ski range the cable car for which just ends at the opposite to the only big hotel lawn. Jan Cupa the man who reported to have climbed 400 times in a year is the authority.

Really nice zoo where they are taking really good care of the animals! Almost each species has a space with trees, leaves and everything they need. I really recommend visiting this Zoo! You can buy tickets at the entrance. The parking costs 100 CZH per day.

Very nice zoo - it’s a great connection between animals and botanical gardens in park style. If you are hungry- you can use a full variety of food and cafes. Children also won’t be sad or bored - they can use many different areas for play and joy. Visiting this place is very valuable and gives many opportunities to learn and explore our environment. Five stars and full recommendations!

I visited on a sunday and it was a bit busy. The animal enclosures are big and look like a natural habitat. It is well maintained, clean and the animals are in great shape. They also have breeding programs and overall seems like a very humane zoo.

Modern ZOO, very nice place for families, a lot of animals but also plants, new animal enclosures, large zoo area, you need min. 4 hours . Good and close parking , friendly entrance, several snack stands and restaurants,possible pay bycard.

Great place to stay with kids even for the whole day. Lots of animals and lots of extra kids activities. Food stands on every corner.

Great Zoo with ample space, well equipped pavilions. Great variety of wildlife species including almost all continents.

We drove there to spend the day-date accompanied by exotic animals. We weren’t dissapointed although we were concerned that the animals were a bit cramped up.

Great location to go and see an elevated view of Ostrava! The cost was about $3.50 US dollars to go to the top but well worth it. The viewing binoculars located at the top are free to use! We came on a Sunday at it was open until 7 pm

A nice viewpoint in a city town hall. The view is astonishing, all Ostrava is visible from different sides.

So glad that we unplanned got there! And there are a few reasons to go the city hall. 1) building itself is nice outside and gorgeous inside! 2) modern comfortable elevator; 3) very friendly staff speaking different languages: 4) in-price guide on the top, who tells everything about the city, ask any questions, gives advices about places to see, cafes to go etc. 5) reasonable price (60 czech kron/person = 2,5 euro) 6) bird-view on the whole city! In nice weather I would stay there for hours.

Beautiful building, and great tower, view. Nice staff .

Everybody must visit it. Amazing place with very friendly people. You should take the elevator to get into the tour info, where you can mark your place u came from.

A great view of the city from the top. We'll worth the 80czk

The view from the top or the tower is breathtaking eventhough quite depressing

An extremely fun and vibrant place to be during the Intro 2019 festival 👍🏼😃

This is a fantastic historical castle with a restraunt and amazing tour guides to walk you through the history of Raciborz

We visited Chateau with my English speaking partner (I am Czech). That time, the place was open only one week. Staff really friendly, helping my partner to enjoy visit by personal guidance in English. Static displays in Polish and Czech, audio (except initial video) and interactive displays (computers) in Polish, Czech, English and German. It was two hours very pleasant experience. I learnt a lot about my neighbour history (I am from Ostrava). It was very active (interactive) tour thru the expositions.

Beautifully renovated place. Nice for a visit or just for a walk. The Beckett ' s chapel is worth a visit. Other rooms house temporary exhibitions, yet, apart from the chapel little remains us of its origins rooted in the Middle Ages.

Small Castle with old chapel from XII century.

We've been there twice during music festivals and it was a place to be. Outside the events dates, the bar in the corner seems to be open for tourists almost every day and the local brewery is next door so ;)

A historical building near the town Square in Raciborz. You can walk about and around the place (there is a park with a nice view of the river).

Amazing place to visit with kids for the splash in the water at any time of the year. Great price and selection of activities for big and small, thanks for always making it an enjoyable visit for me and my kids😉

Good swimming pool but extremely dirty on the floor, I suggest you take flip flops unless you want to be walking in other people's hair.

Very good swimming pool with spa and many activities not only for kids.

super 👌

Nice place to get relax

Awesome place for family

Super ...

Fascinating decommissioned mine, with an actual cavern section underground and an elaborate exhibit dedicated to the regional mine rescue organization. Well worth the money and 2 hours of your time.

If you are a small group of less than ten people who don't speak czech I highly recommend getting only the short tour ticket. What they fail to convey is that the second part of the tour you will be forced to walk around with the Czech group and be ridiculed for not knowing the language, outright mocked like we're in highschool. The museum itself is really interesting and the history is very well presented, but the mining part of the tour is just unappealing if you're just looking to check the museum out casually. The app they give you for translating the information and listening to it is just not well written and sadly you can't get any coherent information from it. Just plan ahead and get a guide if you are interested about the mining shaft.

Very good experience! Unfortunately, the guide did not speak English. However, he tried bis best to explain :) Tours take 1 to 2 hours and you need a guide.

Entrance is arround 12€. Mine lift is clasic elevator. Elevator cabin is just changed to mine lift cabin with bell. And you go down 5 metres. Or 4?? If you expect that real mine lift which go down 800 m deep quite fast. This is not that. You don't even get breathing machine. Good for kids up to 10 Y for explaining. Not like real day work shift experience in mine.

I advise againts spontaneous visitation if don't speak Czech. There is an English translation app you can download, which gives brief information about Indiana vidual stop Points, but keep in mind you will most-likely have a Czech speaking tour and it will be hard to see the described items (keep in mind you are also not allowed to walk alone in the mine, so you ate stuck with your group. If you want to see some early 20 century mining and diving equipment - just buy a ticket for the Mining Rescue tour and ignore the mine. The app gives a decent overview and the Rescue is a standard museum, so you can walk free. Expect to be smirked at if you're not an English or German speaker

Tours are 1 or 2 hours. 1 hr is above ground only and covers mining rescue. 2 hr tour has an add on to the underground mine shafts. Tours in Czech only but mp3 available at cost in English German and Polish. Total for 2 hr tour with mp3 ckr 190. Hats are provided for underground as the ceiling or beams get low at times. Drive all the way up to the free parking lot. Cc accepted.

I had a superior host for the tour I took in which I visited Mining Museum Landek Park, Historical Tatra Cars Tours of Ostrava offers an A+ tour experience while being transported in vintage cars from the early 1900s. I mean, how cool is this?! Special thanks to Jiri Simon of OstravaInfo!!! for a dynamic informative tour.

Very nice car museum from a local car manufacturer Tatra. They have a bunch of vehicles on display for people to come and see. They have a handful of very unique vintage vehicles and an airplane. The one thing that really caught my eye was the snowmobile they have on display.

Perfect place for all trucking lovers. Place full of history for young and old. Wide collection of all Tatra trucks, historical amazing achievements in motor sports (exhibits from the Paris Dakar, or formula trucks), military, civilian or construction vehicles all at one place! You can spend 30 minutes at the museum but can be consumed by a visit for a whole day. A kid-friendly place, some attractions like trucks you can ride (max 120 cm. tall kids), or some interesting interactive devices (like a wall with vehicle lights). I am glad that there are places as important as the truck museum.

It's quite a small museum, packed full of cars . It's not very interactive for kidsbut there's plenty of restoration cars for you to view and read about as an adult. It's very clean and well presented . Worth it if your into reading about cars Unfortunately for us we had the day ruined by the miserable old volunteers lady. We were followed round by them , constantly watching us. We felt uncomfortable as they were stalking us everywhere we went , watching to make sure we didn't touch anything . We are responsible adults and made sure our kids were under control . However I didn't feel there behavior of making us feel unwelcome was worth the trip .

This is Tatra Kopřivnice Museum which is the famous producers of large vehicles trucks Tatra from Czech Republic. When I was here at the museum in a year 2016, it was called the Tatra Kopřivnice museum, and there were Tatra cars and also Tatra trucks. Today, however, everything is different. This museum is now called a personal vehicles Tatra museum Kopřivnice. Because the Tatra company opened a new museum on November 17, 2021 at a different location, where it moved all Tatra trucks and named the second museum Tatra Trucks Kopřivnice, which was created in the reconstructed building of the former foundry of the TATRA automobile company. Anyway this photographs presents the current Tatra Museum Kopřivnice with personal vehicles. So what to expect here. TATRA personal vehicles from all stages of production. The exhibition is complemented by chassis, engines, models, designer designs, a few trophies from sports competitions, period photographs and various rarities. How the museum has developed over 70 years and the exhibition has grown and is still improving. After the entry of the new Czech owners to Tatra company in 2013, Messrs. Jaroslav Strnad and René Matera, several important acquisitions were made the purchase of the extensive collection of the private collector Mr Jiří Hlach. Which helped improve the variety of cars and quality of the exhibit collection. And this current Exposition consists of several parts, which are limited in time and thematically. The phenomenon of the production of aerodynamic limousines is presented in the aerodynamic hall, where you will find the first prototype V 570, the first series-produced aerodynamic type Tatra 77a, or the T 87.  There are also types of aerodynamic Tatra planes from post-war the production - T 600 Tatraplan. The all history and information about cars and museums you can find on the Tatra Museum Kopřivnice website and that I highly recommend to visit both Tatra Museums.

If you’d like to visit be prepared that there are actually several museums on different location. The main in the center is focused just on personal vehicles, there’s another museum for trucks where can be found speed train Slovenska Strela. Recommended is to reserve at least 3h for both museums visits. There are another museums Fojstvi and Lasske museum as well. The personal car museum is old style which obviously didn’t go through any refurbishment long time, while truck museum is stunning and new architectural shine.

Many cars starting from early days of motorisation, through twenties and thirties up to the after world war socialist era. Sport cars, limousines and cars for ordinary people. It's a pity I was not able to see Slovak Bolt - fast train with aerodynamic body - it was not there because of refurbishment. There are aeroplanes, trophy trucks and utility trucks too. Great place. I've been in that kind of place in Warsaw and Washington but many years ago. I suggest it to everyone if you haven't been in such place since last 3-5 years.

2 nd visit to this area and decided to go take a look. Wow. Great museum. If you interested even vaguely in cars and trucks it's most impressive. The older vehicles, pre 1930 are spectacular. The designs were superb. Great details and well laid out. There are even aircraft! Fridges, bowl choppers and electric motors. They have a few trucks but the Paris Dakar machines are amazing. I was shocked at how great it is and I never really knew about it. Shows from the very beginning 1890 odd through to today. Also the World trips to Africa and South America in the 1950's Quiet amazing. Go take a look, you will not be disappointed.

Another great piece of work of the Slovak folk architect Dušan Jurkovič. A must-see if you are in the region. The hike from parking down in Rožnov is around 1,4 km long, not very steep and can be managed even by eldery people or people with young kinds. The entry fee is 40 CZK per adult, 20 CZK per kid. You can also buy a family ticket (2 + 2) for 80 CZK. You can also buy some souvenirs there. The views are not as spectacular as from other towers but this was not our main focus in this case.

Good walk for 2Y old daughter.

Super !

A very pleasant walk in the forest and a lovely view from the top.

Interesting tower with nice view. It's nice, that you get information leaflet with skyline and names of viewed hills and villages. But there is only half of skyline.

Very interesting building but I feel the ticket price we paid for the Skánzen ( open air museum) should include this as well. ☝️

Amazing piece of folk architecture by great czech architect Dušan Jurkovič. There're great views from the top just for 40 CZK.

Beautiful place. Historical village spanning for the XVIII to XX century houses and interiors with meadows and woods. Great walk, not too hard.

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We were amazed by a historical place that we visited, which showcased a lot about the old Wlachia country. We were impressed with how the Czech tourism organization had tried to preserve the authenticity of the place, and we felt that they had succeeded in doing so. The visit took place in winter, and the snow added to the beauty of the surroundings. We highly recommend this historical place as a must-visit destination for anyone who wants to understand the Czech culture. The place offers a unique glimpse into the history of the country, and the authenticity of the place makes the experience even more special.

Amazing museum. Very beautiful houses, the animals walking around in the village made it feel very real. Wish I had more time to just sit around and enjoy the scenery.

Very interesting open air museum. You can go inside the old houses, see, touch the utensils. Everywhere there are descriptions in Czech and English. There are 2 restaurants on site, free toilets, as well as souvenir shops. It was very interesting to see how the old mill works. A great place for a relaxing holiday with the whole family 🔥

If you are not in a mood to climb mountains or wait long lines to bathing pools, get an online tickets and go visit local specialty place, historical wooden village. You'll see how people lived in these areas many centuries ago. Entry fee for an adult is 160 CZK. Park two minutes away from the entrance, 100 CZK for regular car per day. There are many more attractions nearby, so you can leave the car there.

Amazed by this historical place , shows so much about old Wlachia country. Czech tourism organization tried to leave it as authentic as possible and they succeeded. So much green and you feel like you are in some small cozy town. There is free parking outside the place.

Worth the walk up the stairs to get a panoramic view of the surrounding area. Tower was closed the day we visited (Monday) which meant no crowds. The walk back down through nearby streets was fascinating.

What remains of a 14th century castle is now open to the public. My six-year-old daughter and I stopped in on a Wednesday afternoon in August. We paid 150 CZK for tickets and walked up 160 steps (we counted) to the top of the tower. Along the way, there are plaques and displays speaking to the castle’s history. Once to the top, you can walk outside to see the view of the town and region. It’s beautiful! At the bottom is a snack stand, restaurant, and ticket center.

Beautiful medieval tower, worth climbing it for the views!

Great views. It's free to enter unless you want to go up to the top of the tower. Be aware that the tower contains over 200 steps on a spiral staircase. Unfortunately there is no elevator or any type of handicap access.

This place is just amazing. It's one of my most favorite places in Czech. The tower is amazing and there are some beautiful caves too. The caves are free and the tower is cheap. During the weekend in the summer it can be very crowded. There is also a botanical garden and another lookout tower.

Very cool little town. The little brew house had great food and beer. The guy running it was great. The gentleman in the church was super friendly. Turned on the lights just for me. Great little town. Well worth the visit.

Although it is a small city it is a Beautiful place. You can find the castle and you can get in. It is a castle with a lot of history about the tartars. You can try the traditional cake of the town witch is "ears" (you need to know the history of the city). It is good place for a day.

A quient little museum. The building is beautiful and lies on top of the old castle. The temporary exhibits all have English information but the permanent ones do not. There is a lot to see. I especially liked the stuffed animals in the basement section. Not very expensive and very much worth it.

Great museum, with exhibitions on natural history and local history (English translations provided for most of them). Very friendly staff, too!

A superb museum. Lots of galleries but we focused on the local history, upstairs. It is beautifully presented and through a series of tableaux, models and artifacts you see the development of the town and its buildings, industry, literature, arts, etc. A special exhibition of the wartime experience of the Jewish people of Ostrava was a surprise and joy as this is the purpose of our trip and was largely absent in Ostrava itself.

Genius

The oldest museum in Czech Republic.

Nice museum of local history, nature, and when I went, the Liechtenstein exibit was great.

No English signs or brochure but Google translate does enough. Another place ti definitely goto, they have other sites including an arboretum and war site with bunker

Although it was closed by the time we got there the park was open. It's huge and beautifully maintained. The scenery is extraordinary and there is a box that plays classical music that gives the chateau a nice atmosphere.

Very beautiful castle! There were a lot of famous musicians, for example Bethoven, List. But of course you have to go there in the summer, because in November it is close inside! But you can go for a walk near the castle and it is very beautiful nature around the castle.

There was just a gate in the name of castle, but I enjoyed the views... If you like nature it's worth visiting.

Definitely perfect place to spend the weekend. Not crowded, beautiful landscapes, cheap parking space (10 korun per hour). Nice place for a walk.

really pretty castle. the 60-minutes guide tour is a little bit too expensive in my opinion but overall worth a visit. the employees are really kind! ^^

They say it's kinda like Hogwarts and it's really pretty... we walked around the park - it was a lovely walk and I really enjoyed the sightseeing :) the forest and everything, lovely indeed.

Many nice views of the landscape and chateau. Terrific for getting your daily steps count on your fitbit bracelet.

The caves are situated in the pictureresque valley of the Bečva river near the spa Teplice nad Bečvou. This is a unique cave system of European significance created by simultaneous activities of atmospheric water and warm mineral water, springing from great depths in the limestone area. The unique decorations of the caves contain aragonite, raft stalagmites and sinter spheric coating, reminding of doughnuts. The bottom levels of the caves are parmanently filled with carbon dioxide. The caves are the warmest underground areas of the Czech Republic, with permanent temperature of 14°C, which remains stable throughout the year. The system was discovered in 1912 and made accessible to the public in 1926. The route open to the public is a 375 m tunnel (tour lenght about 50-60 min). It consists of several rooms with stalagmites and combined formations, creating interesting forms. The Marble Hall hosts exhibitions and concerts of chamber music. Underground mineral water sources rich in carbon dioxide are used in nearby spas and Spa Resorts.

One of 4 tourists-enabled aragonite caves in the world! Reached 50% coverage with this one. Unlikely I will ever visit Mexico or Argentina. Compared to the Ochtinska cave this visit is longer, and the aragonite is rather concentrated in one site, one wall-side. Good infrastructure, knowledgeable guides and beautiful nature around. And architecture. Nice place, would like to stay longer in the area sometime.

Small trail inside the caves but quite nice and interesting. Worth the visit. Beware of parking - small and NO card payment as the machine only takes coins.

Really interesting place to visit with my wife. We had a Czech tour guide but were given English information so we could follow along. There's plenty of room down there and the tour guide was lovely.

Wonderful place in the midst of nature, spa resort :-)

Absolutely beautiful. It's open in march even though the Google says it's not. Entry at 10am and 2pm. Great guide

Interesting cave system created by hot spring waters coming up from underground. This contributed to a unique decor with "geyser" stalagmites and sinter ball coating. The tour was very interesting and I recommend to visit since these cave are different from others in Czech republic.

Beautiful Spa town in nice nature 😊

Beautiful place, I recommend to visit.

Town is very well taken care of. Easy to walk with toddler and stroller. Dogs are not allowed on colonnade. Dress nice and don't think ripped jeans are fine. Other visitors will give you dirty looks 😊 One disappointment was that most if not all restaurants/cafes closed at 6pm, which was weird for middle of summer.

Nice place, very calm, Coll coffees and bars alongside

So nice and peaceful place!

Love it !!! Spend so many evenings here, nice place for walk on summer days

beautiful spa colonnade. don’t forget to try warm spa wafer:)

I expected more from this famous zoo but that is probably just because of the spring season visit i will come again and hopefully will see more animals and prettier nature around. I expected it to be much bigger so booked castle to 3 PM but went through the whole zoo in 3 hours (from 10 am till 1 PM)

Before our trip, I had already read about the zoo. Many sources mentioned that it is definitely worth a visit because it is so impressive. We planned it as a full-day program, and it really turned out that way. The zoo, which is also an arboretum, was absolutely captivating. Most of the paths go through shaded areas, so even in hot weather it is pleasant to walk around. The enclosures are also very well designed. We truly enjoyed our visit.

It's one of the biggest zoos in central Europe! We had a great time exploring animals from various parts of the world. Some parts of the zoo could be better maintained, but that wouldn't stop me from recommending it to fellow parents. Parking could be a hassle, so allow a bit of extra time to find a spot.

We had a fantastic family day at Zoo Zlín! We spent the entire day there and the kids were completely captivated. They absolutely loved seeing the tigers and the elephants, which were definitely highlights for them. But the biggest surprise for all of us was the Stingray Bay—the kids were thrilled to get to touch and even feed the stingrays! It was such a unique and memorable experience. The zoo is beautifully kept and there's so much to explore. We could have easily stayed even longer. We highly recommend Zoo Zlín for a fun and engaging day out with the family!

A large park (one day is hardly enough) with a lot of walking. Using wheelchair is ok but sometimes a bit hard. Regarding food there are few vegetarian options, unless you stick to the traditional fried cheese. Worth a visit!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “Wonderful zoo with amazing animals, beautiful grounds, and friendly staff. One of the best places to visit in Zlín!”

Beautiful, amazing place not busy. Wonderful to get yo close to some of the animals. Definitely worth a visit.

Wonderful castle, worth a visit.

The biggest medieval castle in Czechia. It was partly rebuilt, but mostly only refurbished with a gentle touch of modern design. The sound of the castle's name resembles the mythical Hephaestion, which was an inspiration for the annual artistic workshops which resulted with decent collection of sculptures in metal, presented in open space within the castle's grounds.

The castle was beautiful, eben mote in autumn. Just beware if you’re going outside if tourist season, if you’re not more than 5 people, the guided tour does not take place, which happened to us. We visited at the beginning of October, the castle pub was open and there was an exhibition going on and the tour guide gave us a lot of interesting information about the castle and region (not part of the guided tour).

Despite high prices of parking (150 Kč - 6 euro) and entrance fees (150 Kč per head), such a lovely place to visit! But do not bring a stroller - no way you will move there

Beautifully restored Helfstyn has a lot to offer to families with children or history enthusiasts. Easy (1h) walk from Lipník nad Bečvou. A must see if you travel to Moravia.

What a pretty castle, definitely one of my favorite ones from this area. The restoration they managed to do here was stunning, thanks to it you can visit all of the castle wall floors with beautiful views from the whole place. The castle also has the widest defense walls in Europe (a bit over 9 meters!) The wall is appropriately named "Široká"(literally meaning w "Wide" in Czech) It's also a place where each year blacksmiths from all around Europe come together and have a smithing competition together. You can see the best pieces displayed all around the castle, while most of them are great, few ones ruin the atmosphere of the old castle. The local guide that went with us through the castle was knowledgeable and pretty funny too.

We came during the blacksmith festival. It was a unique and cultural experience. Metal art exhibits around the castle, and you can also see how they are making at the workshops. It's amazing.

A very nice place for a hike all the way up to Ovčárna. Beautiful nature and water area of the Bílá Opava river.

Je to nadherna divoka reka pereje vodopady divoka priroda doporucuju

Ok

Stellar hike!

(Translated by Google) A very nice approach along the "yellow" path along the stream, it's worth having good footwear (it can be slippery and steep, as is the case with a mountain stream). One of the coolest trails that is a must-see in this region. It is definitely better to approach the trail rather than go down it - it can be very dangerous and very slippery down there. It's safer to go down the "blue" route. (Original) Bardzo fajnie podejście "żółtym" wzdłuż potoku, watro mieć dobre obuwie (bywa ślisko i stromo jak to przy górskim potoku). Jeden z fajniejszych szlaków który jest obowiązkowym miejscem do odwiedzenia w tym regionie. Szlak zdecydowanie lepiej podchodzić a nie schodzić nim - w dół może być bardzo niebezpiecznie i bardzo ślisko. Schodzić bezpieczniej jest "niebieskim".

(Translated by Google) A wonderful walk in the winter in the blue direction to the sheep farm. A beautiful experience (Original) Úžasná prochazka v zime po modré směr na ovcarnu . Krásný zazitek

(Translated by Google) The trail along the white Opava. Great for every season. I recommend leaving early in the morning. The best way to get there is through the yellow, back through the blue. You can continue as far as Praděd. The terrain is more demanding in places, but along the way we meet both elderly people and people with dogs. (Original) Stezka podél bílé Opavy. Skvělá za každého období. Doporucuji vyrazit hned ráno. Tam nejlépe po žluté, zpět po modré. Dá se pokračovat až na Praděd. Terén místy náročnější, ale po cestě potkáváme jak starší lidi tak i lidi se psama.

Definitely one of the better zoos in Czech Republic. Can spent whole day there. Food options are rather poor though, mostly fast food unfortunately.

Nice place to spend time with family. Cons, because parking is really small and you have to park the car far from the zoo.

I like this zoo a lot. Kids are always happy to see nice health animals with plenty of room to walk, sleep and play. Food in here is average, do not expect to have something really special, but its not the major thing in here :). There are plenty of playgrounds for kids, who are thrilled to play there. You can visit lookout tower in the middle of the zoo, and see the whole place from bird perspective. Kids love to visit the goat area, where you can feed and pet the goats. Its so cool and small kids love this! The zoo is well taken care of and they improve the quality of this place each year!

We purchased the Through the Back Door and we have never had such great time. Both our boys were over the moon. Our guide was an amazing lady who took great care of us. Will be coming back every year!! Firmly embedded in our family traditions. Thank you!!

Fantastic zoo and was definitely worth leaving Prague for. Animal variety is extremely impressive and they are treated well by the friendly and passionate zoo staff. In contrast to many other zoos the animals are always clearly visible, while also assuring that they have the opportunity to remain unseen and undisturbed if they feel like it. There are also plenty of opportunities for getting up close with many of the animals, which can lead to some unforgettable interactions. There are also plenty of bathrooms, and kiosks where you can buy food, snacks, and dessert among other things. The zoo is also extremely well maintained and clean, making it a pleasant visiting experience. The only factor weighing down my score is the lack of credit card support in most if not all of the facilities in the zoo, which makes it important to bring cash in case you need snacks, drinks or you get hungry, while exploring the zoo.

Beautifal Zoo 7km away from the city of Olomouc. De tickets are cheap and you can spend 3 or 4 hours to see everhthing of the zoo. It is situated on In the hills and forest. When your finished it's nice to visit the Basilik church nearby the zoo. From here you will have amazing view over Olomouc. The zoo is also reached by public transport from Olomouc railway station you take the bus for 15 minutes.

Some animals have spacious areas, but there are still a lot of animals in smaller/older cages. Noisy train going around the zoo all the time, that could easily be replaced by an electric one.

I really like this place, I have some sentimenz that's why 5 stars. We do not have anything even resembling this around Trenčín.

Our family really enjoyed our time at the Aquapark. It is a perfect place to bring small child to because of the anti-slip floor indoor and kids pool.

A great aquapark for summer as all the amenities offer so much! The slides are so much for kids and dads as well! Definitely worth visiting!

I think its sufficient for what it is. Got 2.5h entry was enough for me to have a swim, couple of slides on toboggans 🙈 relax in pools and 2 rounds of sauna upstairs. Its pretty much for families and kids. Not the sauna though. Had a hotdog when leaving. Parking was free as on Saturday afternoon a bit remote, not directly outside. The place was clean and well kept. I would consider coming again.

A really good place to go with the family

This "water world" is a nice relaxing place for anyone who wants to have a good rest. I always like to come back here with my , and 2 hours is usually not long enough for us. Quality information on the website, professional services. Snacks and buffet at fair prices, including daily menus. For me personally, it is one of the best aqua centers in Moravia regios. On the other hand It can get really crowded in national holidays, be aware of waiting a long queue on such days...

The best thing here is the heated outdoor pool.

The Via Magnifica Tour comes with multiple languages in the audio guide and includes picture galleries, some rooms of the palace (including the library), an exhibition on the flower garden you can also visit and a ticket to climb the tower. Friendly and helpful staff, almost no other visitors. Amazing history come to life!

Wide Park Staying in the cool breeze-filled nature removes stress. Children like it because they can meet animals without fences. I highly recommend it.

Got there on Tuesday afternoon, but at the security room, a gentleman told me it’s only open on weekends. It’s different from what I learn on the Google map. He told me to visit the free garden though.

A there hour train journey to Kroměříž that is worth every minute. And no,you don't need to take a bus from the train station to the town center. Simply walk a dozen of meters and you will fond the palace natural park stretching down near the station. It's huge 60 ha space full of ponds and rivulets. Just make sure to leave it at 5pm as gates close for the night. The palace itself offers all original furniture used by its inhabitants, and presents brought by royal visitors. And do go all the way up to the tower. On a fall morning you will see the mists gradually unvailing the beauty of the main square.

TOTALLY MAGICAL ✨ GREAT HISTORICAL BUILDING WITH AWESOME GARDEN ✌️ YOU CAN GO BY STAIRS TO THE TOWER AND SEE ALL KROMERIZ CITY 👌 AND THE MOST WONDERFUL IS ORIGINAL PAINTING OF TIZIAN FROM 15TH CENTURY 👏

DO NOT COME HERE IF YOU DON'T SPEAK CZECH We wanted to visit the palace because we read that it was beautiful. The only way we could visit it was with a guided tour, but they only gave guided tours in Czech. They did give us hope that we could get the information in english. They said that we needed to ask for 'the texts', which were the guided tours written in english for the guides themselves. The texts were way too long to read during the tour (even for the british person who was also on our tour). We were obligated to stay with the group because the next guided tour would be 5 minutes behind us. This was a complete lie since there is only one guided tour each hour (we were 20 minutes into the tour). The guide was very rude to us, just like here colleague who sold the tickets. When we asked to get a partial refund because we didn't receive what was offered to us, the lady just said that it was not her job but that we should try to find the contact information of the archbischop online and ask him?!? We asked if they didn't have any audioguides perhaps and she told us that was also not her job and that it was too hard for them to do it. We went to the museum on the second floor and there were litteraly lying 30 audioguides that weren't being used. There we could get and audioguide in Czech, English and Deutsch. The staff there were really helpful and should get a raise for putting up with their idiotic colleagues.

Beautiful castle in the centre of the city.

Beautiful gardens. But don't come here in April. It's still too cold for the flowers to blossom. Come here in later in May or further down the line to have the best experience. Beautiful wall with steps to reach the summit for fantastic view over the gardens

This castle garden is large and you can spend a few hours in it.If there was a restaurant inside,I would stay longer. There are promenades,fountains,small mazes,benches,hedges,beautiful trees and flowers.In the middle there is a rotunda with a beautiful ceiling.I recommend it to families and history lovers.

An absolute beauty in display. It's easy to get lost in the gorgeous flowers as you walk through the hedge alleys and countless fountains. I strongly recommend you pay a visit here if you are passing by. The Kroměříž Castle Flower Garden is one of the most amazing gardens I have ever seen. Try to visit it when the flowers bloom, as you will get the most of it then.

It is beautiful but in May, there were no flowers so it looks poor

The Flower Garden in Kroměříž is a peaceful and beautiful place worth visiting, but it could really benefit from better and more consistent maintenance.

Beautiful place. A lot of flowers and beautiful views/perspectives. Do not miss to explore all parts of the gardens as all have their own little particilarity. We liked the frogs getting tanned and the view from the balcony.

I was denied entrance here because the lady at the ticket ofgice printed me the wrong tickets! I was shocked that all the blame was putten on me without any efforts to settle the situation. Mistakes occour everywhere, the difference is how people deal with it. Here the staff is ignorant and not caring about visitors experience at all!

One of the most renowned historical sight and Catholic cathedral in Czech Republic - St Mary Basilica in Velehrad. Worthy to pay pilgrimage. The sight is connected to St Cyril and St Methodius monk brothers who spread Christmasy in the 9th century. Great weekend getaway destination.easy to get here with a bus. There are coffee shops, souvenirs and tourist center nearby.

Beautiful basilica, impressive ceiling art and tomb. Join a tour guide if you can!

I travelled the world, but never seen such georgeous and rich church, absolutely amazing. Brava Moravia et populi.

One of the most beautiful churches in all of Europe. Absolutely beautiful and a must-see.

This is a place full with spiritual power. Really a must see

Incredible church and spiritually profound!

Very nice basilica, the interior is excellent and beautiful, just like the exterior. It is a fully functional amd working church with nuns and praying people. Very authentic. It is in a settlement with 1200 inhabitants so this church is way bigger than it would be needed. But I am glad it is here because it is beautiful.

True architectural pearl of the Czech Republic. And almost no tourists! Hidden gem.

The beautiful gothic cathedral. You must visit here to see inside when you are in Olomouc.

I recommend to visit here on Tuesday to Friday so you can also drop by the museum next to the church. I didn’t expect a small city like Olomouc has a cathedral in this style. Personally find the architecture is more breathtaking than the interior.

The Olomouc St. Wenceslas Cathedral is well worth a visit. The beautiful and large building is situated near its museum and a lovely square, with a pretty garden next to it. The gothic structure has a beautiful interior, with an impressive collection of relics. You can also descent into the catacombs and pay respect to some earlier cardinals, bishops and archbishops.

We were surprised to find such a huge and beautiful cathedral in not so big city. We planned just tea take pictures and move next, but when we first saw it, we decided to seat on a bench next to cathedral and were looking at it about a half an hour. 100 meters tower, Czech king was killed in one of its room, and big restoration was made in 2007. So you should visit it.

Beautiful gothic cathedral full of history and faith

Absolutely beautiful cathedral in Olomouc! First mentions are from 12th century. Today’s look was mostly made around the end of 19th century. Indeed great piece of architecture! I highly recommend to visit one of organs concert.

Smaller but nice astronomical clock, built in 15th century. Nicely reconstructed in the fifties. The best time to come in see it it's by noon, when all the small statues come to life.

One the most beautiful town hall in Czech republic. Do not miss this one at historical square of Olomouc which is hosting a lot of cultural events throughout the year.

It’s fun to watch the whole performance like 7min long, sadly they only do it once a day at noon! What a fun day I bump into the filming part

Nice square and townhall as well. Defo seek the professional tourist guide to tell more about the place

Lovely. Different from the one in Prague but still stunningly beautiful!

Very beautiful see sight Colourful and a unique piece of art You can find your name or your beloved ones’ written there It’s in the centre and surrounded by towers and beautiful buildings and fountains

Fun to experience as the click strikes noon!

Smaller but nice astronomical clock, built in 15th century. Nicely reconstructed in the fifties. The best time to come in see it it's by noon, when all the small statues come to life.

One the most beautiful town hall in Czech republic. Do not miss this one at historical square of Olomouc which is hosting a lot of cultural events throughout the year.

It’s fun to watch the whole performance like 7min long, sadly they only do it once a day at noon! What a fun day I bump into the filming part

Nice square and townhall as well. Defo seek the professional tourist guide to tell more about the place

Lovely. Different from the one in Prague but still stunningly beautiful!

Very beautiful see sight Colourful and a unique piece of art You can find your name or your beloved ones’ written there It’s in the centre and surrounded by towers and beautiful buildings and fountains

Fun to experience as the click strikes noon!

A beautiful castle with amazing view from up , we went walking from Smraďavka and the way was interesting , it took around an hour and half , the only thing which made us upset that it's not allow to take ur pet with u inside

It's a beautiful tower but if you are with small kids you will not be allowed to go inside the castle as it's possible to do only with a guide in a group and kids can disturb people around. The area "outside" the castle is free to visit. It's really small but you will find a lot of corners for good photo shoot. Near the castle is a place for parking (free) and cafe with simple food. There you can pay ONLY with CASH!!! So take enough of cash money. The road from parking to castle is easy, so you can go there with kids for sure.

It was an amazing place to visit and the views from the lookout were just plain WOW! The guide was very informative and when they heard me speaking English, a person came to me and handed me a booklet in English. I was able to follow along with what was being said. The Castle is out of the way, but so worth visiting. I can't give it a full 5 stars because there are renovations underway and there was no gift shop or place to buy things. Definitely a place to return to.

Stunning castle and manor great tours and the groundshave so many different flora Have a coffee and pastry at the chocolate shoppe on the grounds The small village has good restaurants at great prices, as well as local pottery and other definate buys

It's a fine place to relax during long way to Slovakia. The main building if the castle is built in Spain style.

Castle is easy to access by car, parking cost 2 euros, than is line 5 min walk. You can have coffee at the premises, there is little art museum. Payment with credit card possible. Just 5 min from main road. Worth visit.

Buchlov Castle is located on a top of hill in Buchlov with an amazing view from the palace. This Castle is not that old but sill has lot of history and it is well preserved.