Aqualand Moravia, Water park in Pasohlávky, Czech Republic

Aqualand Moravia is a water park in Pasohlávky, South Moravia, with 16 pools, 24 slides and a wellness zone of 30 saunas and treatments. Its indoor Neptunarium hall holds the Neptun pool, two children's pools and two whirlpools, while the outdoor Colosseum area has a 242 m slide opened in 2020. The red upper facade above a glass front lettered "AQUALAND MORAVIA" faces the I/52 road.

Aqualand Moravia opened on 1 August 2013 in Pasohlávky, built between February 2012 and July 2013 by investor ŽS Real at a cost of 1.2 billion Czech crowns, partly funded by European funds. The site lies below Hradisko hill, where a Roman military fortress once stood, and the park's Roman-baths theme follows that past. Later additions include the Romulus and Remus thermal pools in 2017 and a 242 m slide in 2020.

The park sits right next to Nové Mlýny reservoir, so visitors can move between the pools and the open lake shore during the same outing. This mix of managed water facilities and natural lakeside is something families in the region come back for each summer.

The park is open year-round, with the indoor section accessible even in winter when the outdoor area is closed. Weekends and school holidays draw larger crowds, so a weekday visit tends to be more comfortable.

The thermal pools draw on the Mušov-3G geothermal borehole, whose water reaches 46 °C; the outdoor pools Romulus and Remus, opened in 2017, are kept at around 38 °C year-round. The park's Roman-bath theme extends to its section names, from Neptunarium to Forum Romanum.