Walking tours in Central Europe

Get from sunny South Moravia adorned by the largest designed landscape on the planet protected by UNESCO all the way to the Polish gem of Krakow. On the way you can enjoy the caves and gorges of Moravian Karst and the beauties of the second largest urban monument preserve in the Czech Republic – city of Olomouc – and its lovely green environs. Visit the Moravian Gate – the Becva River valley guarded by on of the largest castles in Europe. Continue to Beskydy Mountains and see Hukvaldy castle beneath which the great Czech composer Janacek was born, charming town of Stramberk nicknamed Moravian Bethlehem or Velka Cantoryje Mountain from which you can see three countries – Czech Republic, Slovakia and Poland, where your journey continues. After a stay in the Czech / Polish twin town of Cesky Tesin / Cieszyn go up the hills of Silesian Beskid range, then arrive to vast plains of the Wisla River at the town of Oswiecim, another World Heritage Site, this time commemorating one of the saddest chapters in modern human history – Nazi extermination camp Auschwitz and Birkenau. Your destination is the city of Polish kings, historical monuments, and lively atmosphere – Krakow.