Hidden Cultural Gems

This collection highlights 16 distinctive sites in the Vyškov area, featuring Baroque castles with rich historical backgrounds, several chapels of various Christian denominations, protected natural reserves, an observation tower with panoramic views, zoological parks including dinosaur models, and a natural spring providing fresh drinking water.

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Austerlitz Chateau

Austerlitz Chateau is a historic Baroque palace known for its architectural significance and connection to the Battle of Austerlitz. It houses exhibitions and offers access to richly decorated interiors and a museum dedicated to the battle.

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Ferdinandsko

Former hunting lodge of the Olmütz bishops located in the Drahaner Bergland forests.

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Chocholík

Steel observation tower offering 24/7 access and panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

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Dinopark

Entertainment park featuring life-sized dinosaur models spread over 4 hectares in Marchanice.

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Vyškov Zoo

Vyškov Zoo is a zoo in Vyškov in the South Moravian Region of the Czech Republic.

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PP Stepní stráně u Komořan

Protected steppe nature reserve near Komořany preserving unique grassland ecosystems.

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Větrníky

Nature reserve designated to protect local flora and fauna habitats.

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sv. Jan Nepomucký

Catholic chapel dedicated to St. John of Nepomuk.

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sv. Terezie z Lisieux

Christian chapel honoring St. Thérèse of Lisieux.

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svaté Anny

Chapel dedicated to Saint Anne.

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Kaple Povýšení svatého Kříže

Catholic chapel dedicated to the Exaltation of the Holy Cross.

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kaple Nejsvětějšího Srdce Páně

Chapel dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

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sv. Václav

Catholic chapel honoring Saint Wenceslaus.

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kaple Sv. Floriána

Christian chapel dedicated to Saint Florian.

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kaplička Nejsvětější trojice

Catholic chapel dedicated to the Holy Trinity.

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Strachotínka

Natural drinking water spring known locally as Strachotínka.