Moravian-Silesian Region: Culture, History, and Unique Experiences
Explore the Technical Trail (Technotrasa), a fascinating route linking the region’s most remarkable industrial and historical sites. Hukvaldy Castle is one of the largest castle ruins in the country, it boasts stunning views and a deep connection to renowned composer Leoš Janáček, who found inspiration there for his famous works.Not far away lies Štramberk, a fairytale town known for its timbered houses, hilltop Trúba Tower, and the sweet scent of Štramberk ears – a traditional local delicacy.

Our tip: Another unique stop is the Hat Museum in Nový Jičín, where you can admire the legendary hat worn by Winston Churchill and discover the elegance of traditional hat-making.
How to get there:
Bus from Katowice to Ostrava – 1 hour (book online on Flixbus or Regiojet)
Bus from Krakow to Ostrava – 2 hours (book online on Flixbus or Regiojet)
Bus from Prague to Ostrava – 3 hours 45 minutes (book online on Flixbus or Regiojet)
Train from Prague to Ostrava – 3 hours (book online on České dráhy or Regiojet)
Train from Brno to Ostrava – 2 hours (book online on České dráhy or Regiojet)
Ostrava: A City Where Industry Becomes an Experience
Ostrava is a city where industrial heritage transforms into vibrant cultural and educational experiences. In the Dolní Vítkovice complex, you can stroll among former blast furnaces, enjoy coffee with panoramic views from the Bolt Tower, or dive into the world of science at the interactive Science and Technology Center.
Romance, Legends and Stories That Live On
Castles perched on hilltops, quiet towns full of charm, and places where famous lives began – Moravia-Silesia is rich in stories that spark the imagination. Wander through fairytale-like Hradec nad Moravicí with its red towers and musical history, or explore the medieval Sovinec Castle hidden deep in the countryside. In Příbor, the birthplace of Sigmund Freud, you can learn how one small town gave rise to revolutionary ideas about the human mind.