Olomouc is a university town, but most of the historic city centre dates back to the 1700s and the Hapsburgs. We tried to park, but the machine did not like our change, so we had to settle with a drive about instead. I have decided that I don’t like trams in cities. It makes driving a bit nerve racking. We might try to go back though since the Old Town looked interesting.
We then drove on to Ostrava, in fact to IKEA outside of Ostrava, we actually never made it into the town itself. However, from what I have read, it is an industrial town, and certainly judging by the number of factory chimneys that were visible on approach, I would have to agree. We enjoyed our first visit to IKEA since before we got married. Marisa says that IKEA is like visiting someone’s house and being able to look into all of their cupboards, etc. Their displays are definitely thorough. We then visited the attached mall and saw a few brand names that we’re familiar with (H&M, Marks & Spencer, Sephora). We then took yet another road back to Zlin as the sun was setting. Amazing countryside and indeed, an amazing country!
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