Places of interest
Spa Luhačovice – Tens of thousands of visitors arrive every year to the biggest Moravian spa in order to relax and gain health. The spa has a long tradition of spa treatments of the respiratory system, digestive system, diabetes and locomotive organs. Very famous are the curative springs, favourable climatic conditions and also the typical architecture.
Down-hill and cross country skiing is possible in Pustevny, Portáš, Velké Karlovice, the Chřiby highlands and Hostýn-Vsetín Highlands.
Along the Morava River there is the Moravian cycle route, which is connected to the Austrian and Slovak cycle routes.
Mountain climbers can practice in The Pulčín rocks, Lačnov rocks or Čertovy rocks.
An original experience is the voyage on the Baťa canal (in Czech: Baťův kanál).
Water reservoirs Horní Bečva, Bystříčka, Ostrožovská Nová Ves, Rusava, Pozlovice and Smraďavka.
A worldwide appreciation is given to the Podzámecká and Květná gardens and archiepiscopal castle in Kroměříž, which are entered in the UNESCO List of World Cultural Heritage.
Holešov with its museum of Jewish culture
The gothic castle Buchlov, the baroque castle in Buchlovice and Velehrad pilgrimage place
The monument of Great Moravia in Staré Město
The Valašské museum in nature and open-air museum in Rožnov pod Radhoštěm
Area of buildings in Pustevny, the statute of pagan god Radegast and sculptural group of Cyril and Methodius in Radhošť
The zoological garden with a castle in Lešná
The Museum of footwear in Zlín.
The events that document the ethnographic richness of the region are the Carnival in Strání, Ride of kings in Vlčnov or the Kopaničářský festival in Starý Hrozenkov. Every year the Summer film school takes place in Uherské Hradiště and the International film festival for children and the young in Zlín.