Břeclav

Břeclav, easily accessible city in the south of Moravia, located on the Thaya River near the border with Austria and Slovakia. The name came about after Prince Břetislav, who in the 11th postavil century border castle, its historical roots, however, go back to the glorious period of the Great Moravian Empire. To the great economic boom of the town occurred especially after the arrival of the first train from Vienna in 1839. Břeclav soon became the first railway junction in the monarchy.

Although the city, which has about 25,000 inhabitants, can not boast of a large number of monuments, has something to offer. Worth seeing religious, Jewish and other interesting buildings, documenting the long local history. The dominant feature of the castle is redesigned za rule of the Lichtenstejn into artificial ruins. The square will certainly not miss the modern church. Wenceslas, consecrated in 1995, and the district Poštorná Church of the Visitation of the Virgin Mary, built from 200 kinds of bricks, blocks and unique glazed roof tiles. Worth visiting Jewish sites - the cemetery with a chapel and house undertaker and synagogue, both with many attractions.

In the application you will find, among other things:

- Information about the city

- Interactive map

- List of sites with detailed information, navigation, opening hours, etc.

- A database of accommodation (hotels, campsites, apartments, apartments) and restaurants (restaurants, cafes, pastry shops, tea rooms, pubs, pizzerias), including contacts and opening hours

- List of services with navigation, opening hours (ATMs, currency exchange, health care facilities, pharmacies)

- Tips for trips including zaznačených route map

- And many more ...