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A beautiful route with beautiful views plus a refreshment stand.

Orthodox church and memorial plaques for Matéj Pavlik, later Bishop Gorazd II. Hrubá Vrbka is also the birthplace of Matéj Pavlik. This name may not mean anything to many, so here's a brief history lesson. Matéj Pavlik was born in Hrubá Vrbka on May 26, 1879. The local Protestant priest recognized early on that young Matéj was intelligent and arranged for him to attend the Episcopal School in Kroměříž, where he completed his matriculation exams and transferred to the Episcopal College in Olomouc. In 1921, Matéj Pavlik was finally consecrated as an Orthodox bishop in Belgrade and henceforth bore the name Gorazd II. Shortly after his consecration, he moved to Prague, where he took over the Orthodox diocese, which included, among other things, the famous Prague Church of St. Cyril and Methodius, where Gorazd II hid the paratroopers involved in the Heydrich assassination attempt. After the hiding place was discovered, Gorazd II was arrested by the Gestapo, convicted, and executed in Prague on September 4, 1942. On September 5, 1987, Gorazd II was canonized in Olomouc. Since his execution, he has been considered a martyr in the fight against fascism.

The hilltop castle was built between 1251 and 1261, probably on the orders of Magister Aba from Freistadt, and was intended to protect a route through the Carpathians towards Moravia. At the beginning of the 18th century, all furniture was removed, the fortifications were demolished and the entire castle was abandoned. In the 20th century, archaeological research was carried out on the castle ruins and the wall was renovated and preserved.

A nice place for a relaxing ride.

Nice bridge in Veselí nad Moravou over the river or a side arm.

Built between 1733 and 1741. The church was consecrated on September 8, 1742.

Larger port on the Batuv Canal

The Strážnice Castle, surrounded by a large park, adorns the town of Strážnice. However, it only acquired its current appearance in the neo-Renaissance style with classicist elements in the mid-19th century. There are two permanent tours for the public with a historical library and a newly opened castle chapel with a very valuable altar.