Uherske Hradiste

Uherské Hradiště lies along the Morava River in the flat, fertile lowlands of Moravian Slovakia, with the wooded slopes of the Chřiby Hills rising to the north. Founded as a royal town in 1257, it grew into an important fortified centre near the historic Moravian–Hungarian frontier. Its compact centre is marked by Masaryk Square, while the Slovácké Museum presents the folk traditions, archaeology and regional history of Slovácko. The town is also associated with local wine culture and the annual Summer Film School, an established Czech film event. Discover how Uherské Hradiště belongs to the wider Morava valley by browsing webcams nearby.

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