The landscape around Brumov-Bylnice is a wooded foothill country of the White Carpathians, which has shaped both its linear valley form and an economy historically linked to routes across the Czech–Slovak border. The town stands close to the Vlára Pass, an important natural passage through the Carpathians toward Slovakia. Above Brumov rise the ruins of Brumov Castle, a medieval stronghold that recalls the area’s former defensive role on the Moravian frontier. The surrounding White Carpathians are known for a mosaic of forest, meadows and scattered settlements. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of the White Carpathians.
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