Uherský Brod – Aquapark, Observatory and City History

In Uherský Brod, you will encounter water-based activities, astronomy, walking trails and prominent reminders of the city’s history. This makes it possible to shape your stay around different interests: one day can begin at the aquapark, another with a view of the sky or an exploration of historic buildings and religious sights. The city also offers several clearly distinct themes for families looking for varied experiences to enjoy together.

Water, Stars and Trails

Delfín Aquapark is open to the public. Its indoor area is open year-round, while the outdoor area operates during the summer season. The aquapark includes a swimming pool, leisure pool, water slide, children’s paddling pool, whirlpool and teaching pool. This means that different areas are available depending on the season, without limiting the aquapark to just one type of water-based experience.

The Uherský Brod Observatory offers a completely different perspective. It holds public programs year-round and offers telescope observations of both the night sky and the daytime sky. When the sky is clear, public solar observations are also possible. Thus, the variety of local excursions includes not only engaging with the landscape and the city, but also observing astronomical phenomena.

The planet trail is freely accessible around the clock for walks. It is 7 kilometers long and can be divided into two sections of 2 and 5 kilometers. This division makes it possible to include either the full route or one of the two documented sections in your daily plans. The Maršov educational trail complements this offering with a length of 11 kilometers. It ends in Uherský Brod at a pond in the Vinohrady residential area.

Discover City History and Moravian Culture

The Jan Amos Comenius Museum is located in historic buildings that formed part of the city fortifications. It was founded in 1898 and presents the permanent exhibition “On the Stage of the World. Jan Amos Comenius and His Time.” A visit thus combines the setting of historic fortification buildings with an exhibition dedicated to Jan Amos Comenius and his era.

Among the most distinctive religious sites are the Dominican Church and the Monastery of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary. They are an important pilgrimage site, and the well-known Rosary Pilgrimage takes place there every year. At the same time, the church and monastery are among the oldest and largest sights in the Uherský Brod region and shape the cityscape of Uherský Brod. Those interested in history, religious traditions and the visible character of a city will therefore find a particularly characteristic focal point here.

More Places for Your Research

If you would like to compare destinations beyond Uherský Brod, you can extend your location research to Uherské Hradiště, Korytná, Ostrožská Nová Ves, Staré Město, Vážany U Uherského Hradiště, Hradčovice, Traplice and Nedakonice. This allows you to compare different places before deciding on your hotel in Uherský Brod.

For the higher-level travel overview: Uherské Hradiště District.