Znojmo is a royal Moravian town filled with medieval charm. Renaissance palaces and Gothic churches dot the skyline, and one of Central Europe’s largest catacombs lies far beneath its surface.
On this self-guided walking tour, you’ll trace the town’s evolution and hear how it’s retained its distinctive character through the centuries.
Starting in front of the iconic Town Hall tower, you’ll stroll along cobblestone streets and down Joyful Street – part of the Jewish Quarter. You’ll see Znojmo Castle, where centuries of Czech kings and Habsburg emperors conducted diplomatic negotiations, and the Gothic St Nicholas Deanery Church, where the body of Emperor Sigismund was displayed in 1437. By the time the tour ends, you’ll have learnt how diverse cultural influences shaped this strategic border town between Moravia and Austria.
This tour offers an intimate look at a less-visited Czech gem where layers of history are preserved in stone, and local traditions continue to flourish.
This self-guided audio tour starts in front of Town Hall Tower. Before arrival, please install the mobile app and use the code provided on your confirmation ticket. Detailed starting point instructions are available after downloading.
Starting in front of the iconic Town Hall tower, you’ll stroll along cobblestone streets, hearing stories that span from the ancient Přemyslid dynasty to the Communist era.
Learn about Znojmo underground, the fascinating 27-kilometer labyrinth of tunnels once used to hide townspeople during invasions
Sample award-winning Moravian wines at Znojmo Wine Bar and Czech beer at Znojmo Brewery, which has been operating since King Rudolf I granted brewing rights in 1278
See Znojmo Rotunda, an 11th-century Romanesque jewel adorned with some of the oldest frescos of Czech legends
You’ll see Znojmo Castle, where centuries of Czech kings and Habsburg emperors conducted diplomatic negotiations, and the Gothic St Nicholas Deanery Church, where the body of Emperor Sigismund was displayed in 1437.
Sample award-winning Moravian wines at Znojmo Wine Bar and Czech beer at Znojmo Brewery, which has been operating since King Rudolf I granted brewing rights in 1278
You’ll see Znojmo Castle, where centuries of Czech kings and Habsburg emperors conducted diplomatic negotiations, and the Gothic St Nicholas Deanery Church, where the body of Emperor Sigismund was displayed in 1437.
By the time the tour ends outside Obchodní Dům Dyje, a department store, you’ll have learnt how diverse cultural influences, from Jewish merchants to Habsburg nobility, shaped this strategic border town between Moravia and Austria.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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