Whether it is one day visit or you are coming to Brno for a couple days you probably seek answers to questions: What should I do? Where should I go? What attractions I must see? Your stay in each city is limited, and you want to see everything that is possible during your time there. So, what are the most popular attractions in Brno?
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When people think of great European wines, their minds often jump to France or Italy. But Czech wine, especially Moravian wines, is an undiscovered treasure waiting to be explored. As a local guide and wine tour organizer, I love introducing travelers to the rolling vineyards of South Moravia, where passionate winemakers craft unique wines with centuries-old traditions. This article provides basic facts on Czech wine to help you organize your wine tasting tour.
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Brno, the second-largest city in the Czech Republic, is a hidden gem often overshadowed by Prague. However, this Moravian city is full of history, stunning architecture, a thriving cultural scene, and a lively food and nightlife scene. Whether you are a history buff, a foodie, or an adventurer, Brno has something for everyone. Here is the ultimate guide to exploring Brno.
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Valentine’s Day is almost here, and Brno is ready to celebrate love in style! Whether you’re planning a romantic evening with your partner, a fun night out with friends, or even a solo adventure, there’s something for everyone. From live music to dance events and unique social gatherings, the city is buzzing with ways to make February 14th unforgettable.
As a local guide in Brno, I’ve put together the best Valentine’s Day events and experiences so you can make the most of this special day.
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South Moravia is the heart of Czech winemaking, offering a mix of traditional family-run wineries and modern vineyards producing award-winning wines. There are 18,400 registered grape growers in the Czech Republic. It is impossible to choose only ten top wineries. I propose the following ten wineries in South Moravia based on personal and client experiences from my organized wine tasting trips, including the famous Czech Wine Salon (Salon vín), which highlights the best Czech wines.
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Brno is the heart of South Moravia, a region rich in history, wine, and breathtaking landscapes. While the city is lively and full of energy, sometimes you just want to step away and soak in a different side of the Czech Republic. Whether it’s sipping wine in a quiet cellar, hiking through limestone caves, or standing on a historic battlefield, each of these destinations has something unique to offer. And what are my most favorite day trips?
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The Moravian Karst (Moravský kras) is one of the most remarkable natural attractions in the Czech Republic and a perfect day trip destination from Brno. This protected landscape area is famous for its breathtaking caves, dramatic gorges, and unique limestone formations. Whether you’re a nature lover, a geology enthusiast, or simply seeking a peaceful escape from the city, the Moravian Karst offers an unforgettable experience.
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Brno, the capital of Moravia, is not only a city of rich history and stunning architecture but also a haven for beer enthusiasts. With a growing craft beer scene and deep-rooted brewing traditions, Brno offers numerous brewery restaurants and pubs where you can enjoy exceptional beer alongside delicious local dishes. If you’re planning a visit to Brno, here are some must-visit brewery restaurants and pubs that will make your experience unforgettable.
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Brno, the charming Moravian city, is often considered to be a gastronomic hub. The Brno gastronomy scene is unique in that there are multiple superb dining alternatives concentrated in a compact area. You literally can’t go wrong anyplace. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, the city’s diverse culinary scene promises something for everyone. Let’s embark on a flavorful journey through Brno, exploring the best spots for breakfast and brunch, lunch, dinner, cafes and cakes.
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Are you planning your first visit to Brno? You’re in for a treat! Brno, the second-largest city in the Czech Republic, is a hidden gem filled with history, culture, and charm. From its iconic landmarks to its natural wonders, Brno offers something for every traveler. As a local tour guide and travel agent, I’m here to help you discover the very best of Brno—and make the most of your trip.
Here’s my list of the top 10 must-visit attractions in Brno, perfect for first-time visitors.
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As the European Capital of Christmas 2024, Brno promises a magical experience that captures the true spirit of the season. With charming market stalls, festive lights, and cozy holiday vibes, the Brno Christmas Market is your destination for a memorable holiday experience. The main slogan says Brno Christmas is the 2nd best Christmas in the world, right after yours at home, and I must agree.
What makes Brno Christmas so special, and why it is a must visit?
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Did you know that you can visit 8 of the 16 Czech UNESCO sites on day trips from Brno? Its convenient position offers a fantastic opportunity to learn about Czech UNESCO heritage. Exploring these destinations is a delightful experience that blends architectural marvels, historical relevance, and natural beauty. Stay in Brno and take advantage of everything the country’s second-largest city has to offer, including day visits to half of Czech UNESCO Heritage sites. And which are these UNESCO sites?
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Easter in Brno, a vibrant city in the heart of Europe, is a time of joyous celebrations and unique traditions. From the bustling Easter markets at Namesti Svobody to the historic ambiance of Spilberk Castle, each location offers a distinct way to experience the holiday. Let’s explore the various Easter festivities in Brno, delving into the traditions, activities, and culinary delights that make this season so special.
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Brno, the second-largest city in the Czech Republic, is a hidden gem that often goes unnoticed by the typical tourist trail. Yet, it is a city that boasts an incredible blend of history, culture, modernity, and youthful energy, making it an ideal destination for travelers looking to explore something new. If you’ve only got one day to spend in Brno, fear not! This guide will help you to see and experience the best of what the city has to offer in one day.
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Are you planning a trip to Brno and want to have a truly authentic experience of the destination? Then you don’t have to be concerned because the main advantage of visiting Brno is that it is not overrun with tourists. There are no long lines, no crowds, and no tourist traps. However, I have made for you this list of activities that you should not miss if you want to experience Brno like a local.
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Travelling with toddlers can be challenging. It is good to plan in advance and find out what activities you can do in the destination you are coming to. As a mother of two who lives in Brno, I have written down a few tips for you to make your stay in Brno more enjoyable and less stressed.
During past years I have discovered Brno as a great place for children to grow up. There are so many places to go and so many activties to do with your children throughout the year. Many of them are listed on Brno tourist website Go to Brno.
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This article is for tourists who are coming to Brno for a couple of nights and wonder what they can do in Brno on their own, without a guide and private transfers. These tips take into account language barrier and effectivness of using public transport. I have avoided trips where you would have to change bus or train and where you would have to travel more than 1.5 hour from Brno.
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At the very beginning of Brno Day Trips agency in 2016, I contacted Kevin Rushby from The Guardian, who I had cooperated with before on another article, whether he would be interested in visiting Brno and introduce Brno to his readers. I was very happy that he agreed and in few weeks we met in Brno, where he spent 2 nights. You can read about his impressions in the article “Czech out Brno for a cheaper, calmer city break“.
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There is one event and one name through which is Brno generally worldwide recognized. The name is Josef Gregor Mendel, the father of genetics, and the event is the Napoleonic battle of Austerlitz also known as the Battle of the Three Emperors. The battle, regarded as the greatest victory of Napoleon Grand Army which changed the map of Europe and its history, took place in the region to the east of Brno on December 2 in 1805.
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Don Parrish, ranking no 1. among the most traveled people in the world, visited Brno in October 2017. Don has visited literally every country in this world together with the South Pole. His visit of the Czech Republic was not first but it was his first visit of Brno city.
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