Bohemia–Moravia–Lower Austria tripoint, Border monument intersection at Maříž, Czech Republic.
The Bohemia-Moravia-Lower Austria tripoint stands at the exact geographical location where Bohemia, Moravia, and Lower Austria converge. The monument sits in a rural area and marks both an internal Czech regional boundary and an international border between the Czech Republic and Austria.
The monument reflects territorial divisions from the Habsburg monarchy period when Bohemia and Moravia were crown lands of the Austrian Empire. The boundary lines in this area were shaped by decisions made over centuries that formed Central Europe's political landscape.
The monument marks where three regions meet, and you can observe the different traditions and dialects that characterize each border area. Visitors standing here can sense how close these cultural spaces are to one another while maintaining their distinct identities.
The tripoint is reachable via the Via Czechia - Bohemian-Moravian Trail, which connects multiple hiking routes through the surrounding natural areas. The site is best accessed on foot or by car, as the area is rural and public transport options may be limited.
The monument functions as a dual-purpose boundary marker, separating Bohemia, Moravia, and Lower Austria while also marking the border between two nations. This feature makes it a rare example where regional and international boundaries converge at precisely the same point.
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