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Rent a motorcycle in Ostrava with Rent A Ride
The city of Ostrava is situated in the Moravian-Silesian region in the east of the Czech Republic and, with a population of 284,000, is the country’s third-largest city. Ostrava’s historical roots extend far back into the past: even way back in ancient times, a trade route for amber ran through here, and both the Celtic and German tribes had built settlements where the Ostravice tributary joins the Oder river. Over the centuries, these settlements became a remarkable city that is now waiting to be explored by you. Rent your dream motorbike from our BMW Rent A Ride rental partner in Ostrava and set off on a journey of discovery through Moravia and Silesia. Economically, Ostrava is hugely important in the Czech Republic as a centre of heavy industry, but the city is rich in culture, too: the Cathedral of the Divine Saviour and the Silesian Ostrava Town Hall are particular pearls in the city’s architecture. But the Mining Museum is also worth a visit and will take you on a trip through time. On your rented motorbike from BMW, you can take a relaxed trip through the city and enjoy Ostrava to the full.
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Hire a motorcycle – explore Ostrava and the Western Carpathians
While the Alps may be one of the most popular travel destinations for a motorcycling holiday, the Western Carpathian mountains are a real hidden gem, with scenery that is in no way lacking compared to the better-known tourist areas. The Western Carpathians offer winding roads through a breathtaking landscape. Nestling in the Outer Western Carpathians, Ostrava is a fantastic starting point for your discovery tour. Explore the rolling foothills of the Western Beskids or head off on a day-long tour to the peaks of the Slovak-Moravian Carpathians. Wherever you go, riding is a joy – especially on a motorbike from BMW. Look forward to the breathtaking panoramas, nifty serpentines and remote passes of the Carpathian landscape.
