Things to do in Mokra

No. 1 of Best Things to Do in South Moravia

Cabbage Market Square

Cabbage markets are popular during the autumn harvest season, represented by the Hostivice open-air market on the outskirts of Prague. From September to October every year, local farmers sell fresh cabbage and pickled products, with wooden fermentation barrels, traditional cabbage presses and other tools on display, attracting many tourists. The market has food stalls serving Czech sauerkraut sausage stew and cabbage pancakes. Visitors can participate in the pickling experience and experience the local food culture and traditional skills. It is recommended to go there on weekend mornings, when there are a full range of vegetables and there are often folk performances, and the atmosphere is very lively. Buy a whole cabbage (about 20-30 crowns/kg) and slice it and pickle it on the spot. Take bus No. 307 from Prague Metro Line B Zličín Station to Hostivice Station, which takes about 35 minutes. There are horse-drawn carriage tours of cabbage fields in the surrounding area to enjoy the pastoral scenery and rural charm.

No. 2 of Best Things to Do in South Moravia

Špilberk Castle

Špilberk Castle (Spilberk Hrad) was built in the 13th century and long served as a royal residence, while also playing a crucial defensive role. In the 18th century, it was converted into a military fortress and prison, holding many prisoners from various countries who opposed the Austro-Hungarian Empire. During World War II, it was also used as a prison by the occupying Nazis. After visiting the prison museum, take a leisurely walk up the hill. After circling around, you will arrive at another museum on the upper level of the castle—the Brno City Museum. This museum has 3 main exhibition areas: art from the Renaissance to the present, a retrospective of Brno's history, and the evolution of Brno's architecture.Špilberk Castle overlooks the city from its high vantage point, surrounded by quiet, lush greenery. Strolling here while looking out over the streets of Brno offers a uniquely peaceful and relaxing experience.

Park of the Špilberk Castle

Moravian Karst

BRuNO family park

Punkva caves

Punkva caves are located in the Moravian Karst region. This cave destination combines natural wonders with geological exploration, making it perfect for travelers who enjoy adventure and underground scenery. Visiting Punkva caves is typically a two-part experience. First, you will take a winding walk through spacious limestone halls, passing through natural caverns decorated with stalactites and stalagmites. The air is filled with a damp, mineral scent, making you feel as if you have entered another world. Next, you will take a small boat for a rafting trip along the underground Punkva River, passing through dark water caves and caverns where the ripples on the water reflect onto the cave ceiling, creating a mysterious play of light and shadow. Particularly stunning is the Macocha Abyss—a massive sinkhole. The view from the top is spectacular, as if you are peering into the depths of the earth. At the bottom of the abyss lie tranquil lakes, which often leave visitors in awe of the power and wonder of nature.

Park Luzanky

Namesti Svobody

Freedom Square is the main bustling area of Brno, surrounded by many shops, cafés and restaurants. From Masarykova Street to Freedom Square, there are many shops selling souvenirs and clothing. Of course, the famous Bohemian crystal can also be found here. The main clothing brands also have branches. Others such as embroidery, ceramics, Paintings, or banks, coffee shops, restaurants are all next to each other, and tourists can easily meet all their travel needs here. Around the square is a gathering place of ancient buildings, where the Jetli Hustny Palace (now the Moravian Museum) and the Brno Theater built in 1600 are typical ancient buildings. The old city hall was built in 1240 and has now been converted into the Brno City History Museum. There are 5 finely carved wooden columns above the arches of the hall. The statues on the wooden columns are exquisite and unique. symbol. The new town hall was built in the 16th century and used to be the seat of the Moravian parliament and the provincial court. It has a Gothic living room, a corridor and a baroque parliamentary hall. The ancient frescoes in the hall are of high artistic value.

Bowling Brno

Tugendhat Villa

Located in Brno, Czech Republic, Villa Tugendhat is an excellent example of architecture with an international style in the architectural "modern movement" that emerged in Europe in the 1920s. Biesu, by the famous designer Mies van der Rohe, is the prototype of European modernist architecture. The villa uses modern industrial new products to meet the space innovation application and aesthetic concept innovation of the new lifestyle. Unique technological innovations were used in the construction of the villa, such as two windows set on the ground, the unique heating installation and ventilation system are all new in the creation. The materials used in the interior of the room are glass, polished stone, precious wood and chrome-plated steel, and the style is very avant-garde.