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	Moravian Karst Protected Landscape Area SOUTH MORAVIA The Moravian Karst is the largest and most heavily karstified area in the Czech Republic. The local landscape is characterized by flat areas with many sinkholes separated by deep, canyon-like troughs. The northern part of the Moravian Karst is drained by the River Punkva and its tributaries. It includes a cave system known as Amateur Caves, which (together with caves immediately adjacent) is 35 km in length, making it one of the largest cave systems in central Europe. The middle part of the Moravian Karst comprises a main cave system known as
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	Mendel-Museum SOUTH MORAVIA The mission of the Masaryk University’s Mendel Museum is to spread the legacy of the Augustinian monk Gregor Johann Mendel, known for the studies he conducted on plants, above all the pea. Thanks to his perseverance, diligence and analytical approach to his study of genetic transmission in the pea and other plants, Mendel has become an enduring icon of modern biology and is rightly considered the father of genetics. Nor should his research in meteorology and the breeding of bees be overlooked.   For visitors interested in the garden
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	Multifunctional Centre at Lednice Chateau – Garden Landscapes SOUTH MORAVIA The exhibition is dedicated to the art of landscaping. Developments in the landscape of the Lednice-Valtice Cultural Landscape – from the Ice Age and the first settlements all the way up to the present day – are shown on a spatial model in a number of animations. The exhibition contains many photographs, maps and models detailing the influence of particular aspects of global development on the shaping of the local landscape, most notably as carried out by the Liechtenstein family. See how the chateau and park at Lednice have changed
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	Museum of Villages of Southeast Moravia SOUTH MORAVIA The Museum of Villages of Southeast Moravia was built throughout the 1970s and opened to the public in 1981. Visitors are given access to the folk architecture of Moravian Kopanice, Luhačovice Zálesí and Horňácko; they also get to see buildings and structures for water facilities, viniculture and hay sheds. In addition to showing how people lived, the museum addresses traditions, customs, folk literature, food and nourishment and agriculture in Moravian Slovakia in the late 19th and early 20th century. The grounds of the
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	National Park Podyjí - Čížov SOUTH MORAVIA The Podyjí National Park is Moravia’s only national park, a status it attained by order of the Government of Czechoslovakia on 1 July 1991, when it assumed a precious portion of the former Podyjí Protected Landscape Area. At 63 km2 in area, it is the smallest national park in the Czech Republic. It extends along the banks of the River Dyje (Thaya) through the 40-kilometre-long, deep, meandering valley between Vranov nad Dyjí and Znojmo. On the south-eastern edge of the park, in a line connecting Znojmo with Hnanice,
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	Partnership Foundation Open Garden SOUTH MORAVIA The renovated grounds include a teaching garden with twelve stations, a passive house for educational purposes and a Partnership Foundation Advice Centre, which also houses other non-profit organizations, plus an urban farm, which was created on rented land at the Boromejský Gardens. The grounds have been open to the public since 2013 (the Boromejský Gardens since 2015). Their principal function is to provide environmental education for schools and the general public.     The grounds of the Open Garden save energy,
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Moravian Karst Protected Landscape Area

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Mendel-Museum

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Multifunctional Centre at Lednice…

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Museum of Villages of Southeast Moravia

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National Park Podyjí - Čížov

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Partnership Foundation Open Garden

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