UNESCO World Heritage Site in Lednice and Valtice, Czech Republic
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Lednice-Valtice Cultural Landscape (Lednicko-valtický areál) is in South Moravia, Czech Republic, near the Austrian and Slovakian border. It is truly a cultural landscape - you can find numerous historical and natural sights here. The areal somehow resembles a very large garden with numerous decorations (including two large chateaux) build mostly in Romanticism architecture style.
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Large chateau in Lednice. Entry only with a guide included in the entrance fee.
Janův Hrad
An interesting sight, as this is a large fake castle ruin built around the year 1805 in Romantic architecture style.
60 metres tall minaret (without mosque though) surrounded by water, build as a decoration in 18th century. You can climb to the top, from which offers a nice view.
A small chateau build to resemble Temple of Greek God Appolon.
A large baroque chateau.
Large Triumphal arch from the year 1812.
Kolonáda na Reistně
A large gloriette
This is not related to the historical landscape, but still interesting. A museum about the Iron Curtain which used to divide Czechs and Austrians only 30 years ago.
Another large castle, featuring a museum about early-medieval history of the area. Located in the easternmost part of the Cultural Landscape - 3km south of Břeclav train station, 10 km east of Valtice
Located just next to the Pohansko chateau, there are some remnants of fortification from 9th century. Features some buildings build in 9th century style.
located near Lednice is probably the most suitable for this.
Black Rider
Offers comfortable and calm lodging right in the centre of Lednice near the castle park. The accommodation is spacious and is set in an original rustic style.
The hotel has rooms over looking a central swimming pool. It is situated in the Chateau Park at the beginning of Lednice on the road from Podivín (D2 motorway – Exit 41), about 0.7 km from the center of the town. The hotel is found in the reconstructed buildings of the former Liechtenstein forester’s house in the Chateau Park.
This is significant architectural monument of the Lednice - Valtice area built by the Liechtenstein family in the years 1816 - 1819 at the village of Hlohovec near the Hlohovec pond and is registered with UNESCO.
My hotel is situated in Lednice na Moravě, in the heart of the Lednice-Valtice grounds.
The hotel can be found in the premises of the Valtice Castle, a part of the Lednice and Valtice Complex, registered in the global list of historical monuments UNESCO.
By train
Břeclav has an excellent rail connection.
By car
Břeclav is served by D2 motorway between Vienna and Brno. From Břeclav, there is a main road to Valtice or a regional road in good shape to Lednice.
By bus
There are also buses roughly every 30 minutes from near Břeclav station to both towns. The bus station in Břeclav is located just next to the railway station.
By bus
There are buses that run between the two towns. The fare will be about 16 Kč one way.
By bicycle
The area is great to visit on bicycle. There are numerous marked biking trails around the area, and you can also bike around nearby Pálava Protected Landscape Area.
On foot
The area is rather small, so you can walk around the sights. To see most of them, you would have to walk around 20 km if starting from Lednice and finishing in Valtice.
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