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Czechia
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North Moravia and Silesia is a region of the Czech Republic.
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vibrant industrial and cultural center, capital of Moravian-Silesian Region.
university city with a large historical center.
historic town centre is well preserved
historical border town where Czech and Polish cultures meet.
spa town in the Ash Mountains.
the historic town centre is well preserved
Kopřivnice is a vibrant town in North Moravia and Silesia known for its rich industrial heritage, natural landscapes, and historical landmarks. Home to the Tatra automobile company, the city offers visitors a blend of technical innovation and cultural treasures.
historical town in the Litovel Morava River Basin.
former capital of Czech Silesia.
city with historical center and former major Jewish community.
Přerov is a city of 42,000 people (2024) in North Moravia and Silesia. The historic city centre is well preserved and is protected by law as an urban monument zone.
Šumperk is a city in North Moravia and Silesia.
mountain range bordering Slovakia with primeval forests, meadows and pastures, and lynxes, bears and wolves.
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InspirationDiscover the best Christmas markets in Europe, comparing opening dates, hotel costs, train connections and the mug deposit system across top cities.
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The Austro-Hungarian Empire (German: Österreichisch-Ungarische Monarchie, Hungarian: Osztrák–Magyar Monarchia) or Austria-Hungary was a constitutional dual monarchy that existed from 1867 to 1918.
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Travel tipsThe railway system of the Czech Republic is relatively fast, reliable and very dense. In comparison to Western Europe, train travel is inexpensive and Czech trains are therefore very popular across all social classes.
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Food & drinkAs wine is usually regarded as the most sophisticated of alcoholic beverages, wine tourism or enotourism is highly developed in many regions around the world, and it can be as simple as hopping on a wine shuttle in Napa…
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