Editor’s Choice Highlights

Discover the Moravian Karst region's exceptional natural and cultural landmarks, featuring Central Europe's deepest abyss at Macocha Sinkhole, extensive and archaeologically significant cave systems like Býčí skála and Sloupsko Šošůvské jeskyně, and the historic Boskovice Chateau with its Empire style architecture and heritage gardens. This curated selection highlights unique geological formations and centuries-old cultural sites within the South Moravian landscape.

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Macocha Abyss

Macocha Abyss is a deep sinkhole and part of the Moravian Karst cave system known for its impressive depth and underground passages. It is a significant natural attraction featuring viewing platforms and historic exploration sites.

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Moravian Karst

The Moravian Karst is a karst landscape and protected landscape area to the north of Brno in the South Moravian Region of the Czech…

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Býčí skála Cave

Archaeological cave with important prehistoric and Hallstatt-era findings, including a burial site and ritual artifacts.

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Boskovice Chateau

Boskovice Chateau is an early 19th-century Empire style chateau featuring a historic park and significant cultural heritage. It is notable for its well-preserved architecture and connection to the nearby Jewish Quarter.

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Sloupsko Šošůvské jeskyně

This cave system is said to be the most beautiful from all Moravian Karst