Why Brno?
Brno: where history, innovation, and culture blend
Nestled in the scenic Moravian region, Brno is a city where history, culture, and innovation intertwine to create an unforgettable experience for visitors. As the country's second-largest city, Brno boasts a rich tapestry of architectural marvels, from the stunning Spilberk Castle overlooking the city to the awe-inspiring Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul, a masterpiece of Gothic and Baroque styles.
Beyond its architectural splendor, Brno is a hub of innovation and creativity, earning its reputation as the Silicon Valley of Central Europe. Home to Masaryk University, one of the region's leading research institutions, and numerous tech startups, Brno thrives at the intersection of tradition and modernity. But it's also a city of hidden gems and unexpected delights. Explore the labyrinthine passages of the underground ossuary, where centuries-old secrets lie beneath the cobblestone streets, or savor the flavors of Moravian cuisine at bustling local markets. With its dynamic arts scene, lively festivals, and welcoming atmosphere, Brno invites you to discover the essence of Czech culture in a city brimming with charm and character.
Must see
Don't miss these gems when visiting Brno
Villa Tugendhat
A functionalist villa with unique technologies • Since 2001, a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site • Won the architecture Grand Prix for renovation
Entrance fee
450 CZK / 90 minutes
Nearest public transport stop
Detska nemocnice
Learn moreVIDA Science Centre
170+ interactive exhibits in an area of 4,600 m² • Brain-tingling fun for the whole family • 4 themed sections and a separate children’s centre
Entrance fee
250 CZK / day
Nearest public transport stop
Vystaviste - hlavni vstup
Learn moreVegetable Market
Year-round markets plus seasonal festivals and events • A Baroque fountain by J. Fischer von Erlach • Statue of Mozart who played in Brno in 1767
Entrance fee
free
Nearest public transport stop
Zelny trh
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