Východní Morava - turistický informační portál zlínského kraje

You might associate Moravian Wallachia only with folk architecture. Yes, you will really find the biggest complex of folk constructions in the Czech Republic in the open-air museum in Rožnov, but the heritage of local monuments is a lot more varied. There are, for example, interesting castles, Dušan Jurkovič constructions in Pustevny, or the frequently visited Statue of Radegast. Lovely forests with rare inhabitants, such as the wolf, the bear, and the lynx. You do not have to be afraid, these animals are so rare that you will not see them with all probability – if you are really lucky perhaps their spoor. Yet a typical scenery of Moravian Wallachia is especially a mosaic of forests, meadows, pastureland and wooden cottages set on the hillside. Apart from interesting museums, you can admire the art of a number of folk artists in Moravian Wallachia or visit the world-famous gobelin tapestry manufacture in Valašské Meziříčí. You can meet folk traditions and folklore in the whole of Moravian Wallachia from spring to winter. There are also sports, social and spiritual events. And if you like relaxing actively, then you will definitely enjoy yourselves, no matter if you are hikers, cyclotourists, supporters of riding, swimming, golf, mountaineering, mushroom picking, or come alive with the arrival of the first frosts and snow and if you are a lover of ski slopes, cross-country skis and snowboards.