• THE GREAT MORAVIAN SIGHTS:
• THE SLAVIC FORTIFIED SETTLEMENT IN MIKULČICE
• THE CHURCH OF ST. MARGARET OF ANTIOCH IN KOPČANY

The Great Moravia was the first Slavic state, existing only for nearly 100 years. Despite the short existence it left a significant cultural and historic heritage. Significant Great Moravian sights, which have preserved, also include the Slavic fortified settlement in Mikulčice, the Church of St. Margaret of Antioch in Kopčany and their surroundings. 
The aim of the nomination project is listing the agglomeration Mikulčice-Kopčany in the World Heritage of UNESCO. The agglomeration Mikulčice-Kopčany is a location with unique urban character as well as the residence of the reigning dynasty in the Early Middle Ages. There is no similar sight in the UNESCO list at present. 

The most significant objects in the archeological park:

CZ: churches I.-XII.; the palace; workshops; common buildings; the fortification; gates; bridges; roads; graves and burial sites
SK: The Church of St. Margaret of Antioch; the cemetery; the duck farm – the farm yard and buildings, the lake

More info on www.ckzkopcany.eu


The drainage basin of the Morava in touch with Trnava Self-Governing Region –
Regional development study of the territory for the purpose of further use

The recreational navigation on the Morava is a project that offers many opportunities in the sphere of ecological tourism. The aim of the project was to work out a regional development study. It is a strategic document for developing water tourism and recreational navigation in the part of “central Morava”, i.e. from Skalica up to Moravský sv. Ján. This document is a complex work which is based on seven smaller studies. It evaluates the state of Pomoravie territory, and suggests strategies of development possibilities in it. It stresses the revitalization and protection of villages in this area, the development of international cooperation, and evaluates optimal location of docks and ports on the Morava, considering the future sustainability of this project. The aim is to open up recreational navigation on the Morava for visitors from the Slovak and Czech side, as well as supporting trips and using private crafts.

Project coordinator:	Trnava Self-Governing Region
Project partners:	Pomoravie supporting club South Moravia Region CZ Skalica city Hodonín city CZ
Project elaboration:	The Regional Development Agency in Skalica
Main project designer:	Ateliér Dobrucká, s. r. o. Nitra