Lednice na Morave Unmissables

Lednice na Moravě, part of the UNESCO-listed Lednice-Valtice Cultural Landscape, centers on a Neo-Gothic chateau surrounded by one of Europe’s largest landscaped parks. The area features unique architectural follies, including a 60-meter Moorish Minaret, the artificial ruin of Janohrad, and a cast-iron Greenhouse containing tropical flora. This selection covers the park's diverse structures, from the Empire-style Apollo Temple to the Border Castle, alongside protected nature reserves like Pastvisko.

Lednice Château

A romantic chateau placed in UNESCO protected area of beautiful parks.

Minaret

Built around the year 1800, the minaret now serves as an outlook tower and makes an excellent walk destination from Chateau Lednice.

Greenhouse

This greenhouse was built in 1845, covered in tens of thousands tiny glass pieces carefully layered to build a magnificent structure.

Zámecká zahrada

A sprawling English-style landscape park featuring rare tree species, winding water channels, and scenic vistas connecting the main chateau with various romantic follies.

Rybniční zámeček

A Classicist building completed in 1816, originally designed as a base for hunting parties and for managing the surrounding fishponds.

Janohrad Castle

A romantic artificial ruin designed by Joseph Hardtmuth in the early 19th century to serve as a hunting lodge and social venue for the nobility.

Apollonův chrám

An Empire-style temple built between 1817 and 1819, featuring a relief of the god Apollo and offering views over the Mill Pond.

Hraniční zámeček

A Classicist summer palace built on the historical border between Moravia and Lower Austria, marked by a stream flowing through the building's center.

Pastvisko u Lednice

A national nature reserve consisting of shallow wetlands and meadows, serving as a significant nesting site and migration stop for various bird species.