The main attractions of the Holešov Region from the viewpoint of monumets are undoubtedly the Open-Air Museum in Rymice and Jewish Monuments of Holešov, particularly the Šach Synagogue. Furthermore, the local stronghold linked with Albrecht of Valdštejn´s name is worth the attention. Other interesting monuments in Holešov include the park, the Church of the Assumption of Our Lady with the Black Chapel, Zeman´s smithy, which is an example of a workshop with a hundred-year-old tradition, and the Memorial to the Victims of the Napoleonic Wars, who died in the local military hospital.

Kurovice Quarry, a rich deposit of fossils and one of the localities of the European network Natura 2000, is one of the most precious natural localities of the region.

Horní Lapač is the northernmost viticultural municipality in Moravia.

You can visit museums and galleries in Holešov and Rymice, too. There is also a windmill, a seddlar´s workshop and a smithy in the complex of folk constructions. The Municipal Museum and Gallery in Holešov present e.g. prehistoric bronze treasure and an interesting mock-up of Holešov Square from 1850. A part of the exhibition is dedicated to the history of the local castle as well. The exposition in the Šach Synagogue illustrates the history of Jews in Moravia. The Municipal Gallery is dedicated especially to local artists and natives. Holešov is the scene of a number of interesting events, such as the Day of Haná – an encounter of dance and music folklore groups, Jewish Culture Festival, Bikemarathon Drásal starts here, the Terry Fox Run, the international meeting of aeromodellers takes place here, etc.

Riding clubs operate in Prusinovice and Martinice, there are tennis courts in several municipalities, besides, there are minigolf, bowling, a paintball playground, a skatepark and an indoor swimming pool in Holešov. The local aero club offers sightseeing flights as well as flying training.