Whether you are looking for an inspiring place to work, a comfortable base for your journeys, or a cozy retreat to explore the Beskydy Mountains and surrounding area, our apartment in Příbor is here for you. We have equipped it not only with everything you need for rest or work, but also with a touch of our passion for traveling—in the form of photographs from our motorcycle adventures. Come and be inspired, enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and modern comfort, whether you are a motorcyclist, a digital nomad, a tourist, or on a business trip. We look forward to you becoming part of our story.

We are Lenka and Svaťa, and we are delighted to welcome you to our apartment Dva na moto. Traveling—especially by motorcycle—is our inspiration, and we have done our best to create a place where you will feel comfortable and have everything you need, just as we would wish for ourselves on our journeys. We enjoy meeting new people and sharing stories—not only from our travels. For us, the greatest reward is the positive feedback from our guests and the joy of knowing they truly enjoyed their stay and look forward to returning.

The town of Příbor is one of the oldest in northern Moravia, with the first written records dating back to 1251. It is best known as the birthplace of Sigmund Freud, the founder of psychoanalysis. Among its landmarks are the Parish Church of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary and the Piarist Monastery with its college and beautiful gardens. Strolling through the streets and alleyways of the town, you will find it radiant in the sunlight and mysterious in the mist. Just a short distance away lies Štramberk, a picturesque town with a historic center and traditional Wallachian wooden architecture. Overlooking the town is the tower of the castle ruins, known as Štramberská Trúba, which offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. History and nature enthusiasts will also enjoy a visit to the nearby Šipka Cave, where the famous jawbone of a prehistoric child was discovered. In neighboring Kopřivnice, you can visit museums dedicated to both trucks and passenger cars of the renowned Tatra brand and nearby the ruins of the castle of Hukvaldy. For nature lovers, the nearby Beskydy Mountains are ideal, offering countless hiking and cycling trails, scenic viewpoints, and educational paths. The Pustevny area is famous for its Art Nouveau wooden architecture and the statue of the pagan god Radegast. The Beskydy are also home to the renowned Wallachian Open-Air Museum—an outdoor skansen made up of original wooden buildings, Also worth a visit is Ostrava, the third-largest city in the Czech Republic, which has gained a reputation as a center of industrial tourism thanks to the unique Lower Vítkovice area. This former ironworks complex has been transformed into a modern cultural and social hub, hosting concerts, festivals, and exhibitions—including the famous Colours of Ostrava music festival. The international Leoš Janáček Airport is located just 8 kilometers from Příbor and you can visit nearby Poland or Slovakia.