Nestled in the heart of South Moravia, Lednice is a picturesque village known for its rich history, romantic atmosphere, and deep wine-making traditions. Despite its small size, Lednice welcomes thousands of visitors each year – and it won’t take you long to understand why. Surrounded by vineyards, lakes, and historic architecture, it's the perfect escape from the city and a place to experience authentic Czech culture.
From Brno
– option #1 – take the train Ex3 to Břeclav (in direction Graz Hbf), in Břeclav take bus No. 570 to Lednice, nám. (in direction Mikulov)
– option #2 – take the train R13 to Podivín (in direction Olomouc hl. n.), in Podivín change to bus No. 555 to Lednice, nám. (in direction to Valtice)
From Prague
– take the train all the way to Břeclav and change to bus No. 570 to Lednice, nám. or take a train to Brno and follow the previous paragraph
From Vienna
– take the train to Břeclav and change to bus No. 570 to Lednice, nám.
From Bratislava
– take the train to Břeclav and change to bus No. 570 to Lednice, nám.
Train/bus tickets can be purchased via the Poseidon app (Google Play or App Store), where you can also search for connections. On the buses, you can buy the ticket from the driver in cash in Czech crowns (please have some change) or you can also pay by bank card on most buses.
To buses No. 570 and 555, you only board through the first door and are required to present a valid travel document.
Lednice is home to one of the most stunning UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Central Europe – the Lednice-Valtice Cultural Landscape. This unique area, once the estate of the Liechtenstein family, is a breathtaking blend of baroque architecture, neo-Gothic design, romantic gardens, and natural landscapes.
At the center of it all stands the Lednice Castle, a fairytale-like chateau complete with grand halls, carved staircases, and sprawling gardens. Whether you're taking a guided tour of the castle interiors or biking through the tree-lined paths of the surrounding park, the whole area feels like stepping into a historical painting.
Nestled in the heart of South Moravia, Mikulov is a picturesque town that invites you to slow down and soak in its beauty. Explore the majestic Mikulov Castle, standing proudly above the town, offering stunning views and a glimpse into the region’s rich history. Hike up to Svatý kopeček (Holy Hill) for breathtaking panoramas of the vineyards and surrounding countryside — especially magical at sunset. Or simply wander through the charming streets, lined with cozy cafés, wine cellars, and colorful houses. Whether you're a history lover, a nature enthusiast, or just looking for a peaceful getaway, Mikulov is a hidden gem waiting to be explored.
