South Moravia

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South Moravia is in Moravia, in the Czech Republic.

	south moravia Travel Guide : 1 Regions 2 Cities 3 Other destinations 4 Understand 5 Talk 6 Get in 6.1 Wine Region 7 Get around 8 See 9 Do 10 Eat 11 Drink 12 Stay safe 13 Get out 14 External links

Regions

Cities

• Brno
• Hodonín
• B?eclav
• Kyov
• Uherské Hradi?t?

Other destinations

• Lednice - beautiful chateau in neo-romantic gothic style, on UNESCO list
• Valtice - on of the centres of the vineculture, large baroque chateau, picturesque city on UNESCO list
• Moravian Karst - large region with natural caves
• Mikulov - Wonderful old castle and Monastery
• Novosedly na Morav? - Horse back riding through the Moravian wine country
• Mut?nice Wine Region - Some of the best vineyards in the Czech Republic and well off the well beaten tourist path.

Understand

Brno aside, Southern Moravia is most famous for its wine. Except for the Czechs though, this fact is not very well known, so not many tourists make the trip to the region. The area from Kyov to Hodonín is particularly wealthy in both vineyards, private cellars and mannor houses. For a weekend adventure, the Mut?nice Wine Region is particularly enjoyable. The rural area outside of Brno though has particularly high unemployment and also has done little to attract foreign tourists so contact with the English and German speaking world is a lot more rare than in Prague. Expect to use your phrase book and knowledge of Czech a lot more than you may be used to. Also expect a lot of friendly hospitality.

Talk

In contrast to Prague or Brno not many people here speak English. Like most Czechs though, they do like to study and most people will be willing to make a strong effort to communicate in the English that they do know.

Get in

Wine Region

• By car

You can drive on the motorway from Brno to Bratislava and about 15km before the border exit towards Hodonín.

• Bus

The best way to get to the wine region is to take a bus to Hodonín from the Brno bus station. The cost is under 50 k?, the buses run almost hourly and the trip takes under an hour. You can either get off in Hodonín and catch any number of local buses from there, or get off in M?t?nice about 5 km outside of Hodonín which will put your right in the middle of the wine region. The bus does not take the motorway, but instead travels the old back road. Feel free to hop off in any of the villages that suite your fancy.

There should also be frequent buses and trains to Kyov from Brno.

Get around

The local bus system in Southern Moravia is quite extensive. Learning to read the bus tables is a bit confusing at first so be sure and ask for assistance, but once you've mastered the bus system you can get from village to village very easily.

See

• The traditional wine cellers in the wine region

• Many old castles (Czech, Zámek)

Do

Eat

Drink

Stay safe

Get out

External links

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