Tucked into the Upper Morava Valley beside the Oskava River, Uničov is a town whose character is shaped by the broad lowland beneath the Jeseníky Mountains. Founded in 1213, it ranks among Moravia’s oldest royal towns, and its compact centre still follows the form of a medieval settlement. Masaryk Square is anchored by the town hall and a Baroque Marian column, while streets around it retain a sense of the town’s long civic life. Uničov also gave its name to the Peace of Uničov, concluded here in 1370 by Emperor Charles IV and Louis I of Hungary. Beyond the centre, the valley’s fields and nearby uplands place the town firmly in northern Moravia. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding Olomouc Region to extend your view of the Upper Morava Valley.
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