Zlin Region
The Zlín Region forms the eastern part of Moravia. It is a region with a large area of protected landscape, including the Beskydy and White Carpathians (Bílé Karpaty), which cover about 30% of the territory.
The White Carpathians are one of the six UNESCO biosphere reserves in the Czech Republic. The region is known for its rich folklore traditions, spa heritage in Luhačovice, and the unique functionalist architecture of the city of Zlín.
Kroměříž, with its Archbishop’s Palace and gardens, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The north of the region belongs to Moravian Wallachia, whose wooden folk architecture is presented at the Wallachian Open-Air Museum in Rožnov pod Radhoštěm, while the south is part of Slovácko with its wine and folk traditions.
The White Carpathians are one of the six UNESCO biosphere reserves in the Czech Republic. The region is known for its rich folklore traditions, spa heritage in Luhačovice, and the unique functionalist architecture of the city of Zlín.
Kroměříž, with its Archbishop’s Palace and gardens, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The north of the region belongs to Moravian Wallachia, whose wooden folk architecture is presented at the Wallachian Open-Air Museum in Rožnov pod Radhoštěm, while the south is part of Slovácko with its wine and folk traditions.
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Rivers:
Morava, Bečva, Olšava
Places:
Beskydy Mountains, White Carpathians (UNESCO), Luhačovice Spa, Baťa's Canal, Kroměříž Chateau (UNESCO)