Vysočina Region
This region lies on the border between Bohemia and Moravia. Those who haven't visited Telč and Zelená hora have missed out. The birthplace of Gustav Mahler.
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Nové Město na Moravě: Mecca of Czech biathlon hosting 2024 World Biathlon Championships
Nové Město na Moravě lies in the heart of the Bohemian-Moravian Highlands and is a prominent sports resort. Next week the town will host the 2024 IBU World Championships.
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Discover the sights of the Vysočina Region
Vysočina is an area of peaceful rolling hills, with more UNESCO heritage sites than any other Czech region. Check out its landmarks in our photo gallery!
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Test your knowledge of Czechia’s Vysočina Region in our quiz!
How well do you know Czechia’s regions? Test your knowledge of the Vysočina Region with our quiz!
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Czech region with most UNESCO heritage sites may be one you've never even heard of
Vysočina can proudly boast that it has more UNESCO World Heritage sites than any other Czech region. An area of rural idyll, its largest city still only has 50,000 people.
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Gustav Mahler: a world-renowned composer who drew inspiration from the Bohemian-Moravian Highlands
Gustav Mahler, one of the greatest composers of the early 20th century was born in Vysočina Region, also known as the Bohemian-Moravian Highlands.
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Vysočina Region boasts natural beauty and UNESCO sites
Vysočina, sometimes known as the Czech Highlands, is famous for its untouched natural beauty, clean environment and numerous historical monuments.
