Hodonin

Hodonín has served as a market town in southern Moravia since the Middle Ages. It stands on the Morava River near the Slovak border, where the broad river plain contrasts with the vineyards of the wider South Moravian region. The town is the birthplace of Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk, Czechoslovakia’s first president, and his birthplace is preserved as a museum. Hodonín is also known for its spa, which uses iodine-bromine mineral water. Its riverside position and connection with Czech statehood give this compact town a distinct character. Browse additional webcams from southern Moravia to extend your view of the Morava River country.

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