krajinná památková zóna Bojiště bitvy u Slavkova Landscape heritage zone
The Landscape Monument Zone of the Battle Battle of Slavkov is a historical monument located in the South Moravian Region on the territory of the districts of Vyškov and Brno- rural. This area is known as the site of one of the largest battles ever to take place on Czech territory - the Battle of Slavkov, also known as the Battle of the Three Emperors. On 2 December 1805, the armies of France met under the leadership of Napoleon Bonaparte and the allied forces of Austria, Russia and Prussia. The area of the battlefield is about 120 km ² and includes 25 municipalities, including Bedřichovice, Blažovice, Holubice, Hosteradky - Rešov, Příšky, Jiříkovice, Kobylnice, Kovalovice, Křenovice, Currency, Poddolí, Ponetovice, Oběřice, Work, Sivice, Slavkov u Brna, Sokolnice, Šaratika, Šlapice, Telnice, Tvarovna, Escape from Brno, Velešovice, Zběšov and Žatčany. The natural boundaries of the battlefield are in the West River (Golden brook) and in the southeast valley of Litava (Cézava).
The Battle of Slavkov was part of a wider conflict known as The Third Coalition War, which took place in the context of the Naples Wars. At that time, many political and military changes were taking place in Europe, leading to the formation of new states and borders. This battle is important not only for its size, but also because the armies of three emperors - Napoleon Bonaparte, František I. Austrian and Alexander I. Ruske met here.
In 1992 the core part of the area of 72 km ² was declared a landscape monument zone. The aim of this initiative was to protect and maintain the historical nature of the region, linked to the major events of the Naples wars. In 1999, Mohyla peace - Austerlitz was founded, focusing on the promotion of the monument and its historical importance. In 2010, the Czechoslovak Napoleonic Society called for an extension of the Monument Zone by five other municipalities, which have not yet been fully included.
There are numerous material monuments and reminders of battle in the battlefield. Among them is the Educational Path of the Battle of the Three Emperors, opened in 2003 with a total of 29 stops. This path allows visitors to explore the historical site and learn the details of the battle, its causes and consequences.
Today, the battlefield of the Battle of Slavkov is not only a conservation area, but also a valuable historical place that deserves attention. It is accessible to visitors and offers the opportunity to learn more about one of the biggest conflicts in Europe's history. Visiting this monument is an opportunity to honor the history and understanding of the complexity of past conflicts that shaped Europe today.
The Battle of Slavkov is not only an important historical place, but also a reminder of the important events that have affected the course of European history. It is a place where history and monuments meet, offering visitors the opportunity to explore one of the most important battles in Czech territory.
Historical milestones
- 1805
- Battle of Slavkov (Battle of three emperors)
- 1992
- Declaration of the core part of the territory by the landscape monument zone
- 2010
- Request to extend the monument zone to other municipalities
Historical events
- 1805
- Battle of Slavkov (Battle of three emperors)
- 1992
- Declaration of the core part of the territory by the landscape monument zone
- 2010
- Request to extend the monument zone to other municipalities
Points of interest
- The Landscape Monument Zone of the Battle Battle of Slavkov is a historical monument located in the South Moravian Region on the territory of the districts of Vyškov and Brno-rural areas. - This area is known as the site of one of the largest battles ever to take place on Czech territory - the Battle of Slavkov, also known as the Battle of the Three Emperors. - On 2 December 1805, the armies of France met under the leadership of Napoleon Bonaparte and the allied forces of Austria, Russia and Prussia. - In 1992 the core part of the area of 72 km ² was declared a landscape monument zone. The aim of this initiative was to protect and maintain the historical nature of the region, linked to the major events of the Naples wars. - There are many material monuments and reminders of battle on the battlefield. Among them is the Educational Path of the Battle of the Three Emperors, opened in 2003 with a total of 29 stops.
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Welcome to the historic site of the Battle of Slavkov! If you look around you, you might feel the breath of the Napoleon wars that affected Europe's fates here in 1805. This area is not only a natural beautiful area, but also a key monument with deep historical roots.
Let's dive into the past. On 2 December 1805, the forces of France, led by Napoleon Bonaparte and the Allied Army of Austria, Russia and Prussia, met here. This battle is known as the Battle of the Three Emperors, because the armies of the three rulers met here: Napoleon I, Franz I, Austrian and Alexander I, Ruske. The result was a victory for the French, which had a major impact on the future of the Napoleon wars.
Now look around you and perceive the atmosphere of this place. Although the particular architecture of the battlefield is not recorded, you can imagine the vast extent of the territory with its diverse landscapes and historical significance. This area includes 25 municipalities and has an area of about 120 km ², which shows the many perspectives that were important for the strategy and course of the battle.
The key personalities associated with this site are, of course, Napoleon Bonaparte and František I. Rakouský, who met here in the struggle for power and influence on the European continent. Their decisions and actions have had a profound impact not only on these two nations, but also on the whole of Europe.
The interesting thing about this place is that krajinná památková zóna Bojiště bitvy u Slavkova was declared in 1992. This effort to protect and preserve the historical environment is an important step that enables us and future generations to understand and appreciate the importance of this place. In addition, efforts were made to extend the monument zone to other villages already in 2010, showing continued care and respect for history.
Invitation is to explore more or immerse ourselves in local monuments and museums, which today allow us to understand better what has happened here. Whether you are curious about the details of the battle or want to explore the beautiful landscape park, the battlefield of the Battle of Slavkov offers many possibilities.
Thank you for your visit and I hope this guide inspired you to explore further. May our journey continue to explore history and nature.
Tips for visitors
The best time to visit the Battle of Slavkov is in the spring or autumn season when the weather is favourable and vegetation offers a beautiful view. This time of year also means fewer visitors compared to sunny summer days, which allows better exploration of the monument.
For those travelling by public transport, it is good to check the current connection in previous planning.
When visiting the sights take with you suitable clothes according to the weather, shoes for walking on a strenuous path and perhaps a map of the area. In addition, it is good to carry sunglasses, UV protection and plenty of drinking water.
Photography: The best places for photos are on the upper hills where the panoramic view of the battle area opens. Sunlight is best in the early morning and late afternoon, which ensures less powerful shadows and better photo quality.
What to visit in the surroundings: In the vicinity of the Bojisse Battle near Slavkov there are other monuments associated with the napoleonic wars that are interesting for historically interested visitors. For families with children it is advisable to visit natural parks and forest trails nearby where children can play in the open.
Frequently asked questions
Can the monument be visited?
This is a structure in a public space that can usually be seen from outside free of charge. We have not verified that this particular one is freely accessible.
Where is the monument?
Location: Jihomoravský kraj. The map on this page shows the exact spot.
Why is the monument protected?
It is listed in the Central List of Cultural Monuments of the Czech Republic as a cultural monument (register no. 1000084346).
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Památkově chráněná oblast leží v Pracké pahorkatině, s přirozenými hranicemi Říčkou a údolím Litavy.
V okolí se nachází další historické a kulturní památky spojené s napoleonskými várami.
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Thematic cruise route of the landscape monument zone Battle field near Slavkov
1. Landscape Monument Zone Battle field near Slavkov
Type: Historical site
Why is it worth visiting: This area is a memorable room where an important battle took place during the wars of Naples. Visitors can see historical exhibitions and gain a deeper understanding of this key moment in history.
2. Monumental Valley Litava
Type: Natural area
Why is it worth visiting: This valley serves as a natural boundary of the monument zone and offers beautiful landscapes that witnessed historical events. It's an ideal place to relax in the calm of nature.
3. Monumental Protected Area in Prak hill
Type: Landscape monument
Why is worth a visit: This area offers unique landscapes that reflect the history and nature of the region. It's a great starting point for understanding the geographical conditions in which the battle took place.
4. The River as the border of the Monument Zone
Type: Natural element
Why is worth a visit: A river that serves as the natural boundary of the monument zone is an ideal place for a brief rest and observation of wild flora and fauna. It is also a symbolic place that highlights the importance of nature in historical events.
This route offers visitors the opportunity to explore both history and nature, which together form a rich context of the historical zone of the Battle of Slavkov.
Seasonal recommendations
In spring, the region comes alive with lush greenery and flowering meadows that give the place a feeling of a new beginning. The air is clear and the terrain views are very clear thanks to low vegetation. We recommend to dress more layers of clothing because the weather is variable, and start in the morning when the space is quiet.
The summer season brings rich colors of nature and intense sunlight that highlights the expansiveness of the entire space. The atmosphere is full of energy, but on hot days, field movement can be difficult to fit. It is advisable to come first thing in the morning to avoid the biggest crowds and heat, and not forget enough water and sun protection.
Autumn is ideal for visiting this place thanks to golden colours of leaves and morning fog, which create a mysterious and respectful mood. The landscape is melancholy, which matches the history of this battlefield. It is practical to wear moisture resistant shoes and a warm sweater, with the best light for landscape observation in the late afternoon.
In winter, the landscape turns into quiet, snowy plains that emphasize the desolation and seriousness of historical events. The absence of leaves on trees allows you to see the details of the terrain that are hidden in other times. It is necessary to have warm and waterproof clothes and to count on shorter periods of operation of information centres, so we recommend a visit at noon.
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