Apart from the Castle with the Parliament Hall, a picture gallery and gardens, the churches and Archbishop’s cellars in the historical centre of Kroměříž, the Chropyně Chateau with Ječmínek (Barley Child) Hall, the ruins of Cimburk, the Baroque cemetery in Střílky, remarkable mill in Velké Těšany and the Jewish Cemetery in Koryčany are worth the visit. The observation tower on Brdo, in the middle of the Chřiby Hills scenery, is an interesting tourist attraction.

The scenery of Kroměříž and the environs is varied. There is the nature park called Záhlinice Ponds, a significant stop of birds of passage, and Chropyně Pond with the presence of the critically endangered water-chestnut (Trapa natans). Strabišov-Oulehla and Záskalí are among the most valuable forest reservations. The rock localities in the Nature Park of the Chřiby Mountains, for instance Kazatelna (Pulpit) and Kozel (Billy Goat), are also famous and popular as a mountain-climbing terrain. There are plenty of educational paths in the area – around Chropyně, Hráza, Stonáč and Záhlinice Ponds, Zacharka, Boří and Spáčilova.

You can visit museums and galleries in Kroměříž, Chropyně, and Kvasice. The gallery with the most valuable works of the painting art is the Picture Gallery of the Archbishop´s Castle in Kroměříž. One of the expositions of the Museum of the Kroměříž Region is Max Švabinský Memorial. The memorial at the Chropyně Chateau, dedicated to another famous native, painter Emil Filla, is being reconstructed. Chropyně is the scene of the Haná Folklore Celebrations and King Ječmínek´s Ride. The gardening exhibition in Věžky is famous as well, as well as music events and festivals in Kroměříž, and also the traditional meeting of artists at Cimburk with a characteristic name Days of Muses.
A summer holiday can be connected with hiking, bike tourism, hiking or water tourism, recreation by the water, playing sports, sightseeing flights, mountain-climbing, or mushroom-picking. The Chřiby Hills tempt people into snow gaieties.