Uherske Hradiste

Uherske Hradiste is a city inside the Moravia of the Czech Republic, positioned 23 km southwest of Zlín at the Morava River. It is the capital of the Uherske Hradiste District. The town itself has a populace of round 25,000. The agglomeration with the two neighbouring towns of Stare Mesto and Kunovice has over 38,000 human beings.

The city turned into founded in 1257 through the Czech king Otakar II. The city is the center of Moravian Slovakia, a vicinity known for its feature folklore, song, costumes, traditions and production of wine. The historic metropolis middle is traditionally preserved. Uherske Hradiste is placed within the southeast of the Czech republic close to the border with Slovakia inside the historic land of Moravia. The vicinity is appealing because of its landscape and rare species. The Morava river with its alluvial wooded area in addition to plant life and fauna are particularly famous and the Chriby and White Carpathians mountain stages also are close to to the metropolis.