Hrádek, Nature reserve in Morkůvky, Czech Republic.

Hrádek is a nature reserve near Morkůvky containing diverse vegetation zones and habitats for native plants and wildlife. The area is characterized by varied landscape features that support different conditions for local flora and fauna.

Hrádek is a nature reserve southwest of Morkůvky in the Břeclav District, established to protect forest-steppe plants with a preserved natural growth of numerous protected plant species. The sources record no Hallstatt or Slavic settlement at the site.

The name Hrádek means "small castle" in Czech, though no castle stands here; the reserve protects a forest-steppe plant community. Visitors today walk among the protected flora southwest of Morkůvky, in the Břeclav district.

The best time to visit is during dry weather when the paths are easy to walk. The area is relatively straightforward to explore and offers space for quiet walks through the various habitats.

The reserve protects a forest-steppe plant community, and its name Hrádek, meaning "small castle", points to a nearby fortified site rather than to any building inside the reserve. The protected area lies southwest of Morkůvky in the Břeclav District.