Why come to Břeclav

Because you can travel by bike in the middle of vineyards. Because the region of floodplain forests located here is unique in the world. And because it is only 9 km to the renowned UNESCO monument of Lednice chateau.
You are in the southernmost areas of South Moravia. Welcome to Břeclav.

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By bike

Cycling among vineyards
gets into your blood.

Walking

Everything’s around the corner.
Even the history of Great Moravia

By car

You must also see Pálava,
Valtice, Mikulov… and Lednice

9 places in Břeclav and its surroundings
which you can plan for now

Lichtenstein House

A former Jewish school – nowadays a ceremonial hall under the personal auspices of the Prince of Lichtenstein.

Lednice Chateau

This is what happens when you are a prince and reconstruct your summer residence in the English Gothic style. You are registered in UNESCO.

Synagogue

You must see the Neo-Romanesque Jewish synagogue from the 19th Century, if only for its unusual interior Moorish elements.

Slavic Fortified Settlement in Mikulčice

Here you will discover the spirit of Great Moravia: the most extensive Slavic archaeological site in the Republic.

Břeclav Chateau

The chateau is on the site of a castle built by Břetislav I, who provided the name for the entire local estate: Břeclav.

Soutok Nature Reserve / Trojmezí

The largest Nature Reserve in the Czech Republic. Just a short walk away is a is a place where you can be in three states at the same moment.

Church of the Visitation of the Virgin Mary

This church is featured in all promotional materials about Břeclav. And it’s richly deserved.

Subterranean Valtice

A 900-metre long labyrinth of interconnected wine cellars which have been created since 1289.

Archeopark Pavlov

In the Palaeolithic era Homo sapiens chased after mammoths. Now there is the extraordinary Building of the Year 2016.