Holiday homes & rentals in Ostrava

Wake up in your classic Moravian town home from the 19th century, and take a leisurely stroll to buy a fresh breakfast in the main market square from local vendors.

Czech and Moravian specials

Restaurace U Dvořáčků is where you'll find a fine selection of Czech beers and hearty national dishes in rustic surrounds. Keep it simple with beef goulash and bread dumplings, or roasted pork with cabbage and potato dumplings. Save room for warm, home-made apple pie later!

Moravská Chalupa restaurant, an expert at Moravian cuisine, boasts a daily menu, so there's sure to be something new to try here. From their regular menu, start out with the smoked trout and cranberry custard, before moving on to wild mushroom cheese risotto.

All roads lead to Old Town

Ostrava's Old Town always makes a nice outing, as you stroll past pretty pastel facades dating from the 1800s and earlier, and walk across geometrically patterned stone work. Look up to spot towering church steeples like that of St. Wenceslas, the oldest building in the city.

Ostrava Museum, housed in the original town hall (Stara Radnice), is your go-to spot for anything you want to know about the city's history. Browse through collections of natural and man-made historical objects, from preserved butterflies and gemstones to antique furniture and porcelain.

Expand your horizons

Take a trip back to the days when coal mining was the major regional industry, and see the mining museum and monument of Landek Park. Follow in the footsteps of real miners by heading deep down into the shaft, and riding authentic carts on tours led by former workers.

At miniature park Miniuni, go on a whimsical European journey, with a special focus on Central and Eastern Europe. Highlights include the old town city hall in Prague, the local Ostrava main train station, and the grand, Renaissance-style Sukiennice (Cloth Hall) in Krakow, Poland.

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