The most beautiful trips in Podbeskydí
What to visit in Podbeskydí
North of the Beskydy Mountains and south of the Odra River you will find the picturesque Podbeskydská Uplands. You will find a number of nice towns here, including the famous Štramberk, the beautiful Hukvaldy Castle and Starý Jičín. There is a lot to visit here. Ideal relaxing trips on hikes in the Beskydy Mountains
The beauty of Štramberk
Or Štramberk is not just a Trumpet
Štramberk is a unique Moravian town with a unique atmosphere. Wedged between the hills, with its wooden houses, the scent of Štramberk ears and the Trumpet towering majestically over the city, it looks very picturesque. continue reading
Tour of Hukvaldy Castle
A trip to the huge Beskydy castle
In the Palkovická hůrka mountains, which form the very picturesque Podbeskydí, you will also find the huge Hukvaldy castle. The castle once protected the busy trade route from Krakow to Olomouc. The ruins rise above a large field with fallow deer and mouflon, so the ascent to it is also interesting for families with children. continue reading
Attractions of the town of Kopřivnice
Or the city where Tatra was born
Kopřivnice is a town in the Moravian-Silesian Region known mainly for the production of Tatra cars. In Kopřivnice, however, you can find a large number of interesting places that are definitely worth a visit. continue reading
Attractions Hukvaldy
Or what to visit in Janáček's hometown
Hukvaldy is a village in the Moravian-Silesian Region known mainly thanks to the large castle complex and the composer Leoš Janáček, whose name can be found here at almost every step. continue reading
A tour of Starý Jičín Castle
Guardian of the Moravian Gate
Above the quiet village of Starý Jičín lies the extensive ruins of the castle of the same name. From the center of the village it is about a kilometer and 100 meters above sea level, so it is a relatively easy and short walk. The castle boasts a restored tower. outside it, entry to the site is free. From the castle there are beautiful views in practically all directions. continue reading
