Discover Brumov-Bylnice

Brumov-Bylnice is a destination for travelers who want to combine history, landscapes and active pursuits during one stay. The ruins of Brumov Castle give the town a distinctive historical character. In the surrounding area, you will find cultural sites, paths, green spaces and sports facilities, making it possible to plan a variety of day trips. When choosing accommodation, it is therefore particularly useful to consider which aspects of the town you would like to explore in greater depth during your stay.

Brumov Castle: History with Panoramic Views

Brumov Castle is the ruin of a royal castle from the early 13th century and a distinctive landmark of Brumov-Bylnice. From the walls, you can enjoy views of the historic town center and the mountains along the valley of the Vlárský průsmyk. In partially preserved underground and above-ground rooms, the complex houses a permanent indoor exhibition. At this historic site, you can therefore see both the architectural remains of the castle and a permanent exhibition in the preserved areas.

Cultural Monuments and the History of Sidonie

The Jewish Cemetery in Brumov-Bylnice is one of the important cultural monuments in the Zlín Region and is accessible year-round. From Brumov Castle, it can be reached on foot or by bicycle via a green-marked hiking trail; the route is approximately 2 km long. This approximate distance makes the cemetery an independent cultural destination that can be combined with a stay centered around the castle.

The workers' settlement in Sidonie offers another historical perspective. Its wooden row houses document the living standards of glassworkers at Staré huť, later Sidonie, from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. A preserved communal outdoor bread oven is the defining feature of the settlement. At the Brumov-Bylnice Museum, you can also see a Valašská jizbička and an exhibition of historic irons. The cultural range thus extends from regional residential and working history to collections documenting everyday life.

Cycle Path, Green Zone and Sports Complex

For a more active part of the day, the Lesopark in Brumov-Bylnice offers a green space for relaxing and picnicking. It has play features and barbecue areas along the Bevlava cycle route. A 17 km-long section of the Bevlava Cycle Path runs from Valašské Klobouky via Brumov-Bylnice to Svatý Štěpán. The Hložecká Chapel is a popular resting point for hikers and cyclists.

The sports and leisure complex in Brumov-Bylnice further expands the options for your stay: it includes an outdoor swimming pool, an indoor swimming pool, a running track, tennis courts and a winter stadium. Brumov-Bylnice has train and bus connections for getting there. Those who choose accommodation in the town can therefore focus on different combinations of cultural discoveries, cycling and hiking destinations, and sports and leisure activities.

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