Mucha Trail

The best known place along the trail is the chateau in Moravský Krumlov where the Slav Epic, the life work of Alfons Mucha, is on display. It took Mucha eighteen years to paint this unique series of 20 canvases depicting the history of the Slavs from the prehistoric times to the beginning of the twentieth century! And instead of selling them, he donated the paintings to Prague.



You can continue to Ivančice near Brno where Alfons Mucha was burn. The local memorial at the square contains the most exhibits along the trail.



The third stop along the Mucha Trail is in Mikulov, the wine-growing centre of South Moravia, where Mucha lived for two years. Stop by at the Tanzberk Hotel where Mucha used to enjoy coffee and wine.



The last place is the town hall in Hrušovany nad Jevišovkou that Alfons Mucha decorated with beautiful murals.



Come and visit the series of exhibitions under the title Alfons Mucha: Floral Worlds (11.5.-31.10.2023) which focuses on Mucha's iconic works featuring flowers, one of the most characteristic components of Mucha's graphic style, which became synonymous with Art Nouveau in Belle Époque Paris. The exhibitions can be seen in venues: in Ivančice, Hrušovany nad Jevišovkou and Moravský Krumlov in South Moravia.