Discover the best attractions and experiences Vysočina has to offer
Vysočina's stone towns and castles tell a story of medieval and Renaissance times across the highlands.
A magnificent Renaissance–Baroque palace overlooking a picturesque town square and ponds; part of the UNESCO-listed Telč Historic Centre.
Colorful, well-preserved town houses around a central square and fish pond, representing a classic Czech Renaissance town.
Impressive medieval basilica that anchors a UNESCO site with the adjacent Jewish Quarter.
Cultural repositories and regional stories unfold in Vysočina's museums.
Regional museum covering Vysočina's history, culture and natural heritage.
Regional museum showcasing crafts, folklore and history of the Highlands.
Religious architecture reflects the spiritual traditions that shaped Vysočina’s towns.
Grand basilica forming part of a UNESCO World Heritage site in Třebíč.
Historic Jewish quarter with synagogues and preserved heritage within the UNESCO site.
Unusual octagonal pilgrimage church perched on a hill near Žďár nad Sázavou.
Natural landscapes and protected areas provide outdoor adventure in Vysočina.
Expansive highland landscapes perfect for long hikes and viewpoints.
Hill with a chapel and panoramic views over the highlands.
Historic cores and districts offer a sense of place in Vysočina’s towns.
UNESCO-listed heart of Telč with colorful houses and canal-like ponds.
Ancient town center with historic streets and landmarks near UNESCO sites.
Vibrant old town core with arcades, towers and markets.
Historic town core near the Pilgrimage Church and surrounding countryside.
Enjoy Vysočina’s outdoors and timeless townscapes without an entry fee.
Stroll the UNESCO-listed square and the surrounding parkland.
Explore the vast highland landscapes on well-marked trails.
Discover ancient streets and viewpoints around family-run cafes.
Try classic Czech dishes and local twists typical for Vysočina.
Beef sirloin in creamy smooth sauce with dumplings, a Czech staple.
Roast pork with dumplings and sauerkraut, a hearty regional favorite.
Traditional Czech pastries often found in Vysočina villages.
Evenings in Vysočina centers offer bars, cafés and live music in historic quarters.
Evening ambiance with lit facades and friendly cafés.
Cozy venues around the historic core for a relaxed night out.
The region offers theatres and cultural performances in its towns.
Local theatre offering planned plays and performances.
Seasonal concerts and exhibitions in historic venues.
Active pursuits are easy with top-level venues and nature trails.
Modern arena used for cross-country skiing and biathlon events.
Extensive networks of trails through the highlands.
Seek out rural charm, agritourism and lesser-known gems off the beaten path.
Experience Vysočina’s countryside with farm visits and local meals.
Explore wooden houses and farmsteads tucked along winding lanes.