Brno is the second largest city in the Czech Republic. , Brno is the largest city in Moravia and the capital of the South Moravian Region. , Brno was once known as the “Manchester of Moravia” because of its early industrialization. , The Czech Republic’s second largest university is found in Brno., Brno - Famous landmarks include the Špilberk Castle, established in the 13th century, the gothic St. Peter and Paul’s Cathedral, and Tugendhat Villa, a functionalist villa from the beginning of the 20th century. , Ostrava is the country’s next largest city and is a former industrial and coal-mining centre. , In Ostrava you can visit technical landmarks, such as Lower Vítkovice Area and the Michal Mine. , In the summer the city hosts the popular Colours of Ostrava music festival. , Olomouc was historically one of the most important cities in Moravia., You can see the 18th-century Holy Trinity Column, a UNESCO World Heritage site, in Olomouc. , Plzeň is famous as the home of Pilsner beer., Plzeň is the second largest city in Bohemia. , Karlovy Vary, also known as Carlsbad, is a well-known spa town that many famous people have visited. , Karlovy Vary hosts an international film festival. , Zlín is home to the Baťa shoe company and is known for being a well-planned city. , The famous Czech car brand Škoda is produced in Mladá Boleslav. , Pardubice is the home of Czech gingerbread and the annual Velká pardubická steeplechase horse race..

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