Top Activities on the Ground in Moravia

Discover a unique tour, "Seven Stops in the Moravian Karst – 6-hour tour" – all tailor-made. Join us off the beaten tourist track and visit peaceful Baroque pilgrimage sites, breathtaking natural scenery, one of the largest abysses in Europe, underground caves with rare stalactite formations, panoramic view of the city of Brno and unusual technical monuments. Whether you are 10 or 90 years old, you can look forward to a personal and authentic experience and an individual approach. We truly value our customers and treat them accordingly. Enjoy comfortable transportation in clean and an air-conditioned vehicle, the services of a local guide with perfect knowledge of the area and history, and a selection of stops tailored to your fitness level and interests. During our journey together, you can learn a lot of information from us, not only about the Moravian Karst, but also about the entire Central European region.

Uncover the charm of Brno, the second-largest city in the Czech Republic, with expert local guides leading the way. This immersive tour covers iconic sights including St. Thomas Church, the vibrant Namesti Svobody with its St. Mary's Plague Column, and the intricate Brno Astronomical Clock. Explore the Old Town Hall and the majestic Spilberg Castle while gaining insider knowledge about the city's history and culture. At the end of the tour, receive valuable tips for further exploration, including dining recommendations and essential local insights to navigate Brno like a true resident. - Guided tour of Brno's key historical and cultural landmarks - Visit St. Peter and Paul Church, Liberty Square, and more - Conclude at Spilberg Castle with stunning views of the city - Get local tips including a curated map and restaurant recommendations

In case you like a glass of Pinot Gris, riding through Tuscany-like rolling hills and a bit of a workout, this trip is just for you! Get on a comfortable e-bike and learn for yourself why Southern Moravia is often referred as Moravian Tuscany.