LANDSCAPE – The Scenery of Everyday Life
Waterfalls
The strength and beauty of nature in its purest form.
This category captures the unique scenery of Czech waterfalls — from wild mountain cascades to hidden gems deep within the forests.
Each one tells a story of time, water, and the untamed energy that shapes the landscape.
Castles and châteaux
The beauty of Czech castles and châteaux — places that have endured for centuries, sometimes only as quiet remnants of the past.
Here, history blends with the landscape, from misty hilltop ruins to fairytale châteaux.
Each carries a trace of distant times and a charm that time has not managed to erase… yet.
Nové Mlýny
This region blends natural beauty, dramatic history, and striking contrasts.
The flooded valley hides remnants of the past, while new islands, wetlands, and shallows have become a sanctuary for countless bird species.
A landscape that seems calm at first glance is, in truth, full of life, movement, and subtle details that shift with every season.
Vršatské bradla
Two distinct limestone cliffs rise here.
The higher one, Chmeľová (925 m), lies to the north and is the second-highest peak of the White Carpathians.
The Vršatské Bradlá are an important geological and paleontological site, known for the abundance of fossils found in the area.
Pulčín Rocks
Pulčín Rocks are among the largest sandstone formations in the Beskydy Protected Area.
Above the village of Pulčín, they feature striking sandstone walls shaped by frost weathering.
The site offers unique flora and geological features, including Ice Caves where snow lingers into summer.
Záhlinické Ponds
Záhlinické Ponds Nature Park is located near the towns of Hulín and Kroměříž and consists of a system of ponds, floodplain forests and wetlands. The area is valued for its rich biodiversity, rare plant and animal species, and preserved old oak and ash stands. The calm landscape of ponds and pools offers a distinctive atmosphere throughout the year.
Velká Javořina
Velká Javořina is the highest peak of the White Carpathians and one of the most prominent places on the Czech-Slovak border. It offers wide panoramic views on both sides – from mountain meadows and pastures to the deep forests surrounding the area.
It is among the most valuable parts of the White Carpathians Protected Landscape Area.
Bašnov
An extensive wetland near Kroměříž that provides refuge for many amphibians and water birds.
The size of its water surface shifts with rainfall, giving the area a unique character.
Thanks to its biological value, it is protected as a natural monument and serves as habitat for several rare species.
Bzenec
Located in southeast Moravia, Bzenec is known for its rich history and deep-rooted winemaking tradition.
Much of the landscape is covered by pine forests planted on sandy soil.
Nearby lies Váté písky, a steppe-like national monument, as well as the Vojenské cvičiště nature site.
Chvalkovice
A landscape combining farmland with patches of forest.
To the north lies a deciduous woodland marked by a transmitter at its highest point.
A traditional windmill stands to the southeast, and Komorov Castle — now sadly in disrepair — lies to the southwest.
Čertoryje
One of the most valuable sites of the White Carpathians, known for its flower-rich meadows and exceptional biodiversity.
The reserve stretches between Radějov and Tvarožná Lhota and is famed for solitary oaks, orchid meadows, and diverse grasslands.
Hodonín
A town in southeast Moravia, surrounded by floodplain forests, vineyards, and river landscapes.
The Morava River, with its meanders and oxbow lakes, forms a rich ecosystem of rare plants and animals.
The area is ideal for nature lovers, cyclists, and relaxed walks through forests and vineyards.
Hostýnské vrchy
A mountain range between Valašsko and Haná, where deep forests meet meadows and rocky ridges with beautiful views.
The best-known peak is Hostýn, offering panoramic vistas.
The region is interwoven with hiking trails and cycling routes leading through reserves and mountain streams.
Kněžpole
Kněžpole lies in a peaceful landscape along the Morava River, where floodplain forests, water surfaces, and open fields blend together. The landscape flows slowly here, following the rhythm of water and the seasons. Morning mists, the quiet of the floodplain forest, and open space give the place a distinctive atmosphere, best enjoyed without haste.
Lačnov
A village hidden in the hills of the White Carpathians, known for its scenic landscape, the Lačnov rock formations, and meadows blooming with saffron.
In spring, the area is covered in purple carpets of flowers, while summer and autumn invite visitors to wander among vast pastures and deep forests.
Lopeník
A picturesque area in the heart of the White Carpathians, filled with mountain meadows, deep forests, and peaceful pastures with far-reaching views.
Its dominant peak, Velký Lopeník (911 m), is the second-highest summit of the range and offers stunning panoramic views of both Moravia and Slovakia.
Nedašov
A village on the border of the White Carpathians and the Vizovice Hills, where nature blends with traditional rural character.
Hills, forests, and meadows create a charming landscape ideal for hiking and photography.
It is a peaceful starting point for exploring the quieter corners of southern Valašsko.
Slavičín
A small town at the foothills of the White Carpathians, blending history with modern life.
Its surrounding forests and calm atmosphere make Slavičín a pleasant place to live as well as a great destination for trips.
The town has a rich past dating back to the Middle Ages, and the nearby area offers several historical landmarks and natural attractions.
Žítková
A picturesque village hidden in the White Carpathians, known for its mysterious history and mountain scenery.
Scattered cottages, highland meadows, and deep forests create its unique atmosphere.
An ideal destination for those seeking peace, nature, and the magic of this forgotten corner of Moravia.