Ostrava, the third largest city in the Czech Republic, is praised for its raw industrial beauty and vibrant cultural life. With a rich history of coal mining and steelmaking, Ostrava is a city with a unique character and a unique atmosphere. Read more
Book my trip to Ostrava
Situated in the northeast of the Czech Republic near the border with Poland, Ostrava is a city with a heritage of steelmaking and mining. The industrial boom of the 20th century left its mark in the form of impressive industrial complexes, some of which have been transformed into unique cultural and educational spaces. For example, the Lower Vítkovice area, a former steelworks and coal mine, has been transformed into a multicultural complex with a museum, concert hall and observation tower. Ostrava is also home to the prestigious Colours of Ostrava music festival, which takes place in this industrial space. The city also boasts a number of parks, such as Komenský sady with the Nová radnice lookout tower, which offers breathtaking views of the entire city and its surroundings.
A monumental industrial complex with a museum, concert hall and observation tower.
City Hall with the tallest urban observation tower in the country.
An art gallery in a historic former brewery building.
Historical castle surrounded by a park.
The largest mining museum in the Czech Republic.
Ideal for hiking and cycling trips.
Home to more than 350 species of animals.
Historic district with many restaurants, cafes and shops.
A modern shopping and entertainment centre.
A castle with a magnificent view of the city and the Ostravice River.
Nestled in the foothills of the Beskydy Mountains, Štramberk beckons visitors with its picturesque charm, historic Trúba Tower, and the intriguing Štramberk Ears. This Moravian gem is a delightful blend of culture, history, and natural beauty.
Delve deep into the Earth's wonders at the Zbrasov Aragonite Caves in the Czech Republic. Located in the Teplice nad Bečvou spa town, these mystical underground chambers are one of Europe's rare aragonite cave systems.
Located in the heart of Silesia, the Tychy Brewery Museum in Poland is more than just a tribute to the country's brewing heritage; it's a fascinating journey through time and taste.
Amidst verdant landscapes, Plawniowice Palace stands as a testament to Poland's regal past and architectural grandeur. A fusion of neo-Gothic and neo-Renaissance styles, this palace invites visitors to step into a world of opulence, romance, and history.
A solemn reminder of one of the darkest chapters in human history. This former concentration and extermination camp stands as a symbol of the Holocaust, embodying the depths of human suffering and the consequences of hatred.
Katowice, the industrial jewel of southern Poland, represents a harmony between history and modernity. Explore this vibrant city full of culture, music and architecture and expect unexpected surprises around every corner.
Traveling is much easier with our service! Book your trip, the local driver will pick you up at the agreed date and time at the hotel and transfer you to your final destination through European cities with their own stops. And yes, even in Ostrava!
Travel with us comfortably, safely and without stress! You do not have to worry about missed flights, delayed trains or overpriced taxis. Our driver will do his best to meet your requirements.
