Hotels in Uherský Ostroh: Castle, historic centre and the Morava

Zámek Uherský Ostroh was originally a medieval fortress and was converted into a Renaissance castle in the 16th century. A residential tower from the 13th century, belonging to the original fortress, has been preserved and forms the core of Zámek Uherský Ostroh. The courtyard is surrounded by arcades and gives the castle its characteristic architectural form.

The historical tour leads through the oldest rooms of the castle and up into the castle tower, Zámecká věž. From there, visitors can enjoy a view over the entire Ostrožsko region. The castle tower also houses an exhibition about Zdeněk Galuška, an artist born in Uherský Ostroh. The castle thus brings together preserved structural elements, guided interiors, the tower and a biographical connection to the town.

The Zámecká galerie organises several exhibitions every year. Also located in the historic part of Uherský Ostroh, near the castle, is the Moto veterán muzeum, housed in the functionalist Adler commercial and residential building. The museum presents exhibitions on motoring, trade, various occupations and crafts.

The historic centre of Uherský Ostroh was declared an urban heritage conservation zone in 1990. This area includes the triangular square Náměstí Sv. Ondřeje, which is lined along its edges with representative town houses. The parish church of sv. Ondřeje was built between 1751 and 1758. The square, town houses and church therefore represent another historical aspect of the town alongside the castle.

In the basement of Zámek Uherský Ostroh are several rooms designed as an interactive game for children and adults. The unique exhibition in the basement of Zámek Uherský Ostroh offers a visit to the legendary Atlantis. The new exhibition in the basement of Zámek Uherský Ostroh was opened to the public on 1 May 2015.

At Přístaviště Uherský Ostroh, watercraft can moor during the day and overnight. The landing stage is located on the right bank of the Morava at kilometre 22.2 of the waterway. Both features clearly define the location: it is a landing stage on the Morava with a specified position within the waterway and the option of mooring during the day and overnight.

When comparing hotels in Uherský Ostroh, you can first check the exact location, type of accommodation and possible occupancy on the respective offer page. It is then worth looking at which services are included and what the price consists of. Booking and cancellation conditions may also be important for the comparison. These fields help you compare different offers in a comprehensible way, without inferring the characteristics of an individual accommodation from the profile of the town. The decision therefore remains oriented towards the specific conditions stated for each offer, rather than general expectations.

In the same town directory, you will also find Salaš U Velehradu, Horní Němčí, Jalubí, Uherské Hradiště, Babice U Uherského Hradiště, Žítková, Mistřice and Popovice.

For the higher-level travel overview: Uherské Hradiště District.