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Breclav is a Czech town near the border. It certainly would not be regarded as a "destination", as there wasn't anything special about it. Breclav just fit into our itinerary. It would appeal more to locals than tourists.

The tourist office were truly helpful. We enjoyed just being in a Czech town. It doesn’t have a huge amount to offer, it was just interesting to see normal rather than a touristy place. We went to the synagogue and Jewish cemetery . We enjoyed walking with a reason. We were sad not to get properly into the modern Catholic Church as it looked to have interesting stain glass windows. The architecture was very modern. We also walked to the castle, medieval and basic rather than like Lednice etc. and also the older Catholic Church which was very different to the modern one. We were suggested to eat at Park Restaurnant near the station. Compared with what we had been spending this was expensive at £25 for 2 for a large meal with wine. It was delicious, worth every crown and the staff were charming and English speaking.we are not keen on goulash etc so had not really enjoyed traditional Czech food. Here there was more modern food well prepared. Czech food was also available, we were just happy to avoid it! Particularly as we are not great carnivores. It was terribly uninteresting- looking from the outside but charming inside with a lovely play area for children. We had a delightful experience in the evening so returned for an early lunch before catching our train. As with the area there were a lot of cyclists around and it was a starting point for trips either long or short. Transport was excellent

The town is an important railroad junction but it lacks real social center. It has one good restaurant by the park but other facilities are somewhat scattered and not always easy to find. Because of the bike rental at the railroad station, it is a good starting point for the visit to the Lednice-Valtice UNESCO heritage area. For good wine and great views, one needs to bike or walk or drive to Valtice. The Neogothic chateau and extensive park in Lednice is exceptional and surrounded by many tourist service points.

A great place for wine lovers to visit. The Schloss had a very unique wine tasting. Be prepared to spend a couple of hours in the Schloss wine cellar. Then the next day you have to visit the Wine Labyrinth and once again be prepared to spend a few hours. The schloss and its grounds alone are worth the time to visit this city.

Stopover in Breclav between two trains. I arrived on the once weekly russian night train from Nice to Breclav and stayed overnight to catch a continuing train next morning. The hotel is conveniantly located on walking distance from the railway station. Breclav is a nice smaller city, beautiful parks, a small river running through the city centre actually well worth to give more tine.