Holiday apartment in Uherský Brod – Museum, church and observatory

Uherský Brod combines water-based activities, culture, astronomy programmes and routes of varying lengths to create a diverse destination. The Delfín Aquapark, the Jan Amos Komenský Museum, the Dominican Church with the Monastery of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, the observatory and the planet trail each offer their own particular focus. This range is complemented by the Maršov Educational Trail, which ends in Uherský Brod.

Experiences

The publicly accessible Delfín Aquapark has an indoor area that is open all year round, while the outdoor area operates during the summer season. The aquapark includes a swimming pool, leisure pool, water slide, children's paddling pool, whirlpool and a teaching pool. This means that various water areas are available within a single facility, ranging from swimming and learning to a slide, paddling pool and whirlpool.

The sky above Uherský Brod is also part of the city's programme. The Uherský Brod Observatory offers public programmes throughout the year as well as telescope observations of the night sky and the daytime sky. When the sky is clear, public solar observations are also held there. Another astronomical attraction is the planet trail. It is freely accessible around the clock, approximately 7 kilometres long and can be divided into two sections of 2 and 5 kilometres.

Culture and cityscape

The Jan Amos Komenský Museum is located in historic buildings of the city fortifications and was founded in 1898. The museum features the permanent exhibition “On the World Stage. Jan Amos Komenský and His Time”. The historic buildings and the exploration of Jan Amos Komenský are thus brought together in a shared cultural context.

The Dominican Church and the Monastery of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary are among the area's notable religious sites. They are an important pilgrimage site, hosting the well-known Rosary Pilgrimage every year. At the same time, the church and monastery are among the oldest and largest attractions in the Uherskobrodsko region and shape the cityscape of Uherský Brod.

Nature and routes

The Maršov Educational Trail is 11 kilometres long. Its route ends in Uherský Brod at a pond in the Vinohrady housing estate. Together with the approximately 7-kilometre-long planet trail, this provides two routes with clearly stated lengths and different structures in the local area: the planet trail can be divided into two sections, while the Maršov Educational Trail reaches a specific destination within the city.

When choosing a holiday apartment in Uherský Brod, you can take your time comparing the individual offer pages. Before booking, check the exact location, accommodation type, possible occupancy, included services, price components, as well as the applicable booking and cancellation conditions. These details may vary even for accommodation with a similar name. The decisive factors are therefore the specific information provided for each offer and the conditions stated there for your desired period.

Other location pages include Korytná, Lopenik, Pitín, Rudice, Vápenice, Částkov, Kněžpole and Jankovice.

For the higher-level travel overview: Uherské Hradiště District.