Which places in the Moravian-Silesian Region need booking?

Book ahead for Radegast Brewery. The rest are walk-in or worth a quick check of opening times.

What's seasonal in the Moravian-Silesian Region?

Nothing here is seasonal, but opening hours change through the year.

By car, Pinsko's places here are 3 h 45 min–4 h 45 min from Prague and 1 h 40 min–2 h 40 min from Brno, without traffic.

Pinsko lists 8 places in the Moravian-Silesian Region: 3 historic sites, 2 beer stops, 2 nature spots and 1 spa town.

Highlights include Lower Vítkovice, Ostrava; Radegast Brewery and Praděd.

Which places in the Moravian-Silesian Region need booking?: Book ahead for Radegast Brewery. The rest are walk-in or worth a quick check of opening times.
What's seasonal in the Moravian-Silesian Region?: Nothing here is seasonal, but opening hours change through the year.
How far is the Moravian-Silesian Region from Prague and Brno?: By car, Pinsko's places here are 3 h 45 min–4 h 45 min from Prague and 1 h 40 min–2 h 40 min from Brno, without traffic.

Radegast BreweryTour · Book
A modern brewery in the foothills of the Beskydy, named after the Slavic god whose statue stands on the ridge near Radhošť. Known for distinctly bitter lagers.
Beskydy Microbrewery, OstraviceBrewpub · Walk-in
A mountain microbrewery in Ostravice below Lysá hora – a fitting reward after the climb.

Lower Vítkovice, OstravaWalk-in
A former coal mine and ironworks turned cultural district, with a viewpoint at the top of Blast Furnace No. 1.
Radhošť and the Radegast StatueWalk-in
The sacred mountain of the Beskydy: the ridge path from Pustevny passes a statue of the pagan god Radegast, and the summit has a wooden chapel of Sts Cyril and Methodius from the 1890s. Legends of old gods and Christian missionaries meet here.
Tatra Technical Museum, KopřivniceWalk-in
Kopřivnice has built vehicles since 1850. The museum shows Tatra's streamlined saloons and racing cars and the Präsident of 1897, the first car made in central Europe; the lorries have their own museum across town.

Karlova StudánkaWalk-in
A small Empire-style spa of timber buildings in the Jeseníky mountains, credited with some of the cleanest air in Central Europe.

PradědWalk-in
The highest peak of the Hrubý Jeseník (1,491 m), topped by a TV tower with a viewing platform.
Lysá horaWalk-in
The highest peak of the Moravian-Silesian Beskydy (1,323 m) and one of the rainiest places in the country.