Znojmo
Located in the South Moravian Region of the Czech Republic near the Austrian border on the bank of the Dyje River, Znojmo is a picturesque town worth exploring.
Dating back to 1226 and established by King Ottokar I, this pretty town is a get place to stop while making your way through the vineyards of Moravia, or on your way to Vienna (approx. 80 minutes by car). Explore the evocative historical center where you can find impressive churches (such as the Gothic Church of St. Nicolas that overlooks the town), the Znojmo Castle complex (dating back to the 11th century), monasteries, noble residences, defensive structures including the Znojmo Catacombs (from the 14th century) and more. Furthermore you can explore the surrounding countryside complete with cycling and walking trails that enable you to enjoy gorgeous Mother Nature in all her Moravian beauty. Historically the city is best known for the armistice after the Battle of Wagram in 1809 between Charles and Napoleon. Znojmo is a most charming town that deserves a visit – don't miss this Moravian gem.
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