Tips for trips and things to see

The Czech Republic has excellent beer (the best some would argue) but being cultured people there maybe more things that you wish to experience than world class pilzner. You could easily take a whole week and travel around the Slovacko region and have a great time seeing some things that normally slip from a typical tourist agenda. Or you could go right in the heart of cultural happenings of the mid-Europeans capitals: Prague, Vienna or Bratislava.

Whatever you choose, there are plenty to do. We are happy to provide additional advice: 

Buchlov and surrounding area: 

• The main Slovacko region tourist website: http://www.slovacko.cz/ or South Moravia website: http://www.jizni-morava.cz/?tpl=60&r=1&lang=2
• Zlin, (Hudec family hometown), known for Bata shoes company and Functionalist architecture. http://www.zlin.eu/en/
• You can visit Zlin`s "skyscraper" with a still functioning office lift that connected the boss with all his employees throughout 17-floor tall building. A 20th century American inspired business dream, http://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ba%C5%A5%C5%AFv_mrakodrap
• During the weekend of the wedding the famous Barum Rally will take place in Zlin. The main streets of the town will be closed and you can watch the cars racing right up close.  http://www.barum.rally.cz/
• Kromeriz, romantic UNESCO  Heritage Site - Gardens and Archbishop Chateau - http://www.zamek-kromeriz.cz/zamek/
• Uherske Hradiste, classic South Moravian town - http://www.uherske-hradiste.cz/
• Wine cellars in Southern Moravia - yes, we have them too and they are really beautiful! Some of the wine is not bad either. http://www.wineofczechrepublic.cz/2-1-wine-region-moravia-en.html

Prague: 

• Who wouldn`t want to stay in Prague? There are so many things to see that I better leave you to explore it for yourself - http://www.praguewelcome.cz/en 

Vienna:

• Another beautiful capital in the middle of Europe. There main tourist website can be found here - http://www.wien.info/en