Dolní Kounice

Dolní Kounice is in South Moravia.

Understand

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The ancient town of Dolní Kounice is situated about 25 km south from Brno in the valley of the Jihlava river. In the town you can find plenty of monuments from different periods – the chapel of St. Anthony, romantic ruins of the convent Rosa coeli, the castle, the Jewish synagogue and Jewish cemetery, other churches and chapels, renaissance and baroque houses, columns with crucifixion and Marian columns standing by the roadsides. Orchards and vineyards where the famous “frankovka” is grown increase the attractiveness of this town.

Get in

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Map of Dolní Kounice

By car

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The city is about 15 minutes by car to the south-west from Brno.

By public transport

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You can also take a local train (line S41) from Brno to Moravské Bránice and walk about 3 km.

Get around

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See

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  • 49.06994416.4636141 Synagogue. Dolní Kounice Synagogue on Wikipedia Dolní Kounice Synagogue (Q3563159) on Wikidata OSM directions (updated Apr 2018)
  • 49.068316.46232 Jewish cemetery. Jewish cemetery Dolní Kounice (Q10286778) on Wikidata OSM directions (updated Apr 2018)
  • 49.07444416.4847223 Cloister Rosa Coeli. Rosa Coeli monastery (Q1149939) on Wikidata OSM directions (updated Apr 2018)

Do

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Buy

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Eat

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Drink

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Dolní Kounice area is famous for its vineyards and wine-cellars. More or less on every corner is possible to find wine merchants with great offer of very good quality local wines.

Sleep

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Go next

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Brno, Ivančice, Moravský Krumlov

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