Olomouc: Hotels and Accommodations

Olomouc combines an important cultural monument with the region’s contrasting landscapes. The Holy Trinity Column in Olomouc is a UNESCO World Heritage monument and an outstanding example of Moravian Baroque art. Those interested in UNESCO World Heritage and Moravian Baroque will find a clear cultural point of reference here.

For overnight stays in the city, you can book a hotel in Olomouc.

Region

The tourism areas of Haná, also known as Central Moravia, and the Jeseníky are associated with the region. Haná is known for its ethnographic character, while the Jeseníky are associated with active recreation.

The northern part of the region is mountainous and centered around the Jeseníky, while the southern part is flat and shaped by Haná. The Morava flows through the region.

Nature

The Jeseníky tourism area is characterized by unspoiled nature, deep forests, mountain lakes, rock formations, waterfalls, summer meadows, and ski slopes in winter.

The Jeseníky offer mountain landscapes with tundra, glacial cirques, waterfalls, peat bogs, mountain streams, and historic mountain villages.

The protected landscape area of Litovelské Pomoraví forms a narrow strip of floodplain forests and meadows along the Morava between Olomouc and Mohelnice. Litovelské Pomoraví includes the publicly accessible Mladeč Caves in the karst area of Třesín.

Culture

Haná is associated with long-standing cultural traditions and folklore. The Haná Open-Air Museum in Příkazy presents the life of the Haná people.

Helfštýn combines medieval and modern architecture. Events are held at Helfštýn, including a showcase of artistic blacksmithing.

Bouzov Castle is recommended as a place to visit in the region. Accessible regional cultural heritage sites include the Archbishop’s Palace, the Archdiocesan Museum, the Coach Museum in Čechy pod Kosířem, and the Regional Museum in Olomouc.

The hand paper mill in Velké Losiny has been operating continuously since 1596 and offers guided tours of a paper museum and the production facilities.

Experiences

Water-based leisure activities in the region include water parks, natural swimming areas, and rafting. This aspect of the region is particularly relevant for travelers interested in activities on the water.

The region has an extensive network of cycling paths and ski slopes, as well as castles, chateaux, ruins, and museums.

From Olomouc, the Moravská stezka follows the Morava toward Kroměříž or north into Litovelské Pomoraví. The flat route there is suitable for families.

The Javoříčko Caves feature stalactite and stalagmite formations.

Wellness and spa experiences are available through the healing springs of Priessnitz and the thermal waters of Velké Losiny. Karlova Studánka and Lázně Jeseník are named as notable health resorts in the region.

Regional Speciality

Olomoucké syrečky are described as a local speciality of the Olomoucký kraj.

Arrival and Orientation

Olomouc is an important railway junction; the main railway station is located near the city center. The Olomoucký kraj can be reached both by car and by train.

The Olomouc Region Card grants cardholders free use of public transport on the tram and bus lines in the city of Olomouc.

Regional Selection

For further regional orientation, Jeseník District, Přerov District, Prostějov District, Šumperk District and Olomouc District are available to you.

For the overarching travel overview: Czechia.

More Destinations

More places within the same destination:

Prague, Central Bohemia, Liberec.