South Moravian Region

The region contains seven districts including Blansko, Břeclav, Brno-City, Brno-Country, Hodonín, Vyškov, and Znojmo, with Brno serving as its capital city.

The South Moravian Region was established in 2000 as part of the administrative reorganization of the Czech Republic, incorporating territories from historical Moravia.

The Lednice-Valtice Cultural Landscape and Tugendhat Villa in Brno represent architectural excellence as UNESCO World Heritage Sites within the South Moravian Region.

The region maintains an extensive network of cycling paths connecting major cities, wine cellars, and natural attractions through 7,187 square kilometers of varied terrain.

The Moravian Karst features over 1,100 caves, including the Macocha Gorge, which plunges 138 meters deep into limestone formations.

Location: Czech Republic

Inception: January 1, 2000

Capital city: Brno

Elevation above the sea: 212 m

Part of: Jihovýchod

Shares border with: Zlín Region, Olomouc Region, Pardubice Region, Vysočina Region, South Bohemian Region, Lower Austria, Trnava Region, Trenčín Region

Phone: +420514651111

Email: posta@jmk.cz

Website: https://jmk.cz

GPS coordinates: 49.10000,16.60000

Latest update: May 28, 2025 18:14