2025 Brno Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

The cathedral dominates the view of the city. The gothic structure has some very old ‘original’ gothic features in the choir. The interior is well preserved and you can feel that it is an active church as well. It is surrounded with terraces and some give a nice view of the surroundings. You can visit the tower as well. Some interesting features are the marble pulpit and the Holy Virgin statue inside, and the rather rare stone pulpit outside.#境外遊 #foodie #awesomepic

The biggest reason I went to Europe in the winter was the Christmas market🎄 I only looked for big markets, but there are almost all towns!! Even if it's a small one in the square in a small town! I didn't know about the market in Brno at all, but I came across it by chance while walking😆 I was just coming out of my accommodation, so I was wearing a tracksuit, and I loved this moment so much that I took a picture📸 They were selling various things, but the place selling decorations was so shiny✨ So my mom bought an owl ornament, and I bought a snowball❄️ My mom gave owl ornaments to people around her, but I regretted not buying more🤣 It was so cost-effective!! #BrnoTravel #EuropeTravel #SoloTravel #TravelSo

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🪟 Villa Tugendhat in Brno | "The Holy Land of 20th Century Modernist Architecture" where Mies' aesthetics live on A modern house stands in a quiet residential area of ​​Brno, the second largest city in the Czech Republic, two and a half hours by train from Prague. That is the World Heritage Site "Villa Tugendhat." It was built in 1930. But even now, it doesn't look old at all. Designed by architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, this mansion is a masterpiece of modernist architecture that embodies his philosophy of "less is more." ⸻ ■What kind of building is it? • Designed by Ludwig van Mies van der Rohe (one of the three great masters of modern architecture) • Year of construction: Completed in 1930 • Style: International Style (emphasis on glass, steel, and spatial flow) • Registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site: 2001 ⸻ ■ Highlights 🪟 Open glass living room Full glass walls and a terrace with a panoramic view of the city. It feels as if you are one with nature. It is more like a work of art than a building. 🌳 Rosewood partitions and movable windows Luxurious use of wood and electric windows that can be opened and closed from the ceiling to the floor. Functional beauty is overflowing down to the smallest details. 🪑 Furniture designed by Ludwig van Mies (Barcelona chair, etc.) All the chairs and tables in the room are original designs. Architecture and furniture in harmony, truly "art of living." 📜 Historical setting It was taken over by the Nazis during World War II, used as a hospital during the Communist era, and was the site of peace talks for the separation of Czechoslovakia in 1992. ⸻ ■Experience information • How to visit: Guided tour by reservation only (reservations on the official website) • Duration: 60-90 minutes • Admission fee: 350-550 CZK for adults (varies depending on the content) • Notes: • Photography allowed inside (commercial use not allowed) • Reservations can fill up several weeks in advance. We recommend planning ahead and making reservations! ⸻ ■Access • About 15 minutes by tram from Brno Central Station + 10 minutes on foot • Located on a hill in a residential area, the surroundings are very quiet and calm ⸻ Hashtags #Tugenhat Villa #Brno Trip #Czech World Heritage Site #Modernist Architecture #Architecture Trip #Absolutely Free Trip #Mies van der Rohe #World Residential Masterpieces #Czech Tourism

🏰 Brno Špilberk Castle | A "fortress and prison castle" that captures the history of Central Europe Špilberk Castle stands on a hill in Brno, the second largest city in the Czech Republic. Built in the 13th century, this castle is a bit unique, not as an elegant royal residence, but as a military fortress and prison. The dungeons and thick stone walls, which retain a medieval atmosphere, have a cool and heavy feel to them. And yet, the cityscape of Brno, as seen from the top of the hill, is endlessly tranquil, creating a beautiful contrast. ⸻ ■What kind of castle is it? • Built: 13th century, by Otakar II of the Přemyslid dynasty • Changes in role: Royal residence → Military fortress → “Europe’s most feared political prison” • Present: Open to the public as a museum and observation facility, hosting many cultural events ⸻ ■Highlights 🔗 Underground Prison (Kasematy) Thick stone cells, dark and damp corridors, displays of torture instruments… This is where those who rebelled against the Habsburg Empire were once held. You may be a little speechless after the tour, but it is a spot where you can feel the history deeply. 👁️🗨️ Observation deck and city wall walk A spot where you can get a panoramic view of Brno’s red-roofed cityscape. If the weather is good, you can even see the hills of South Moravia! 🖼️ Brno City Museum (inside the building) Exhibitions on Brno’s history, art, architecture, and music. If you have time, please come and visit◎ ⸻ ■Experience notes • Admission fee: Exhibition area and underground prison are paid (about 150-200 CZK) • Time required: 1.5-2 hours in the prison and exhibition room + 30 minutes for the observation and strolling • Opening hours: 10:00-18:00 (varies depending on the season) • Note: The underground is dark and cold, so we recommend wearing a jacket and comfortable shoes ⸻ ■Access • About 15-20 minutes walk from Brno city center (there is a slope) • Get off at tram number 1, 6, or 7 "Šilingrovo náměstí" → 10 minutes walk • The slope that climbs from the base of the castle is a pleasant walking path like a forest park🌳 ⸻ Hashtags #ŠpilberkCastle #BrnoSightseeing #CzechTrip #AbsolutelyFreeTrip #TripToMeetHistory #UndergroundJail #ObservationSpot #Czech fortress #hidden castle #Moravian region ⸻

❓Do you know what the Global Eurail Pass is? In a nutshell, it's a pass for unlimited travel on European national railways. With some exceptions, such as express trains and night trains, it allows unlimited travel on most national railways. Europe is connected by land and has a well-developed railway network, so it's easy to cross borders! Many airports are located in remote areas, so using trains that run through cities will make your trip especially comfortable. In the past, I would write my destination down on paper, but with the introduction of apps, it's much easier now! This time, I bought a 3-week consecutive pass and traveled around the following cities: ① Vienna🇦🇹 → Bruno🇨🇿 → Prague🇨🇿 ② Copenhagen🇩🇰 → Oslo🇳🇴 → Bergen🇳🇴 ③ Stockholm🇸🇪 → Copenhagen🇩🇰 ④ Amsterdam🇳🇱 → Rotterdam🇳🇱 ⑤ London🇬🇧 → Edinburgh🇬🇧 I traveled between the cities by plane and bus✈️ I'm surprised that I was able to visit so many cities in 3 weeks!! You can get off the train as many times as you like, so you can make small detours during this section and arrange it however you like. For example, London → Area where you can see the Cotswolds London → Oxford, famous for Harry Potter Even going to Edinburgh was a little like a day trip, and it was nice to be able to go back and forth! ⚠️Note⚠️ Seat reservation is required in Spain, so there is an additional charge for seat reservation. The French TGV is not included. 🤩Tips🤩 If you have a Eurail Pass, eligible cruises can also be cheaper. It's not listed above, but from Helsinki to Stockholm, we took a cruise ship called Tallink Silja Line. It takes about 17 hours, so we stayed overnight on the ship. Also, from Oslo to Bergen, we traveled while sightseeing in the fjords. There are discounts for buses and cruises that are not national railways if you book in advance, so we were able to save about 30% of the usual price. You can easily purchase from the Eurail Pass app, and you can search for timetables in the same app, which is convenient☺️ The official website is in Japanese, so you can rest assured. Please try it out when you travel around Europe 🤩 #EuropeExploration #EurailPass #EuropeTravel #EuropeTourism #EuropeTourism

[Bunker 10-Z | Experience staying in a Cold War-era nuclear shelter!] I stayed at a "bomb shelter hotel" in Brno, the second largest city in the Czech Republic The reason I came to Brno was to stay at "Bunker 10-Z"! This is a very unique place that was built as a bomb shelter during the Cold War in 1959 and is now open as a lodging facility💣 ⸻ 🏨[What is Bunker 10-Z?] - Originally a bomb shelter for Nazi Germany → After the war, it became a nuclear shelter in preparation for a nuclear attack by the Soviet Union - Currently reused as a "museum-style hotel" where you can stay - Actual military beds, iron doors, ventilation systems, etc. remain as they are 💡A rare spot in the world where you can "stay" and experience a valuable historical heritage! ⸻ 💤【Accommodation Information】 Price: 59.4€ (approx. 10,435 yen) * 2 people per room, breakfast included Shared shower and toilet/Wi-Fi available The humidity is high, so it's not exactly comfortable... but that's reality🤣 🌞No sunlight at all, just living in a "shelter"🌍 ⸻ 📍【Access】 Bunker 10-Z Address: Husova 1, 602 00 Brno-střed, Czechia 🛤️About a 10-minute walk from Brno Central Station ⸻ 🎟【Highlights】 ・You can visit the museum during the day (many exhibits from the Cold War era) ・Full of realistic exhibits such as gas masks, protective clothing, and communication equipment ・The staff were very kind and spoke English😊 ⸻ ✨【Points】 ・Highly recommended for those who are tired of "just hotels" ・A valuable experience where you can feel the history ・Make sure to stop by after sightseeing in Brno! ⸻ #Brno #Czech Republic #Absolutely free trip

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#CzechTravel #Brno #Castle 🕰️Business hours: 9AM-6PM (Monday to Sunday) 📍Address: Špilberk 210/1, 662 24 Brno, Czechia 💰Per capita consumption: Tickets: CZK 260 💞Recommended reasons: Špilberk Castle was built in the 13th century and later turned into a prison and then a barracks. After many changes, the castle is now the site of the Brno City Museum. At first, as a defensive fortress, the castle was built on a steep slope, so you need to be prepared to climb to get here, but the scenery on the castle platform is really beautiful. You can enjoy the scenery of Brno city. You can come here to exercise and relax. There are also restaurants nearby where you can enjoy delicious food. It is a good attraction👍 🗓️Itinerary: Although Spielberg Castle is not as big as Prague Castle, there is a museum inside the castle that you can visit. It is recommended to spend at least half a day in the castle. You can also enjoy the view of the entire city from the castle's platform.

Tour multiple countries in Europe, 12 days of fun with no repetition! This carefully compiled route guide will take you around Europe, so save it now! Europe, a land of diverse cultures🌍. From ancient castles to modern cities, history and fashion are intertwined. When you walk into Europe, every step you take is based on rich history, and every corner exudes a unique charm. 🛫 Tour route: Day 1: Beijing ✨Let’s set off with anticipation and excitement, go to the airport to take an international flight, fly to Europe, and start our dream European trip! Day 2-3: Warsaw - Krakow - Brno 🏰Visit Warsaw, the capital of Poland, admire the Little Mermaid statue, and visit the Holy Cross Basilica and Lazienki Park. Then head to Brno, the second largest city in the Czech Republic, to experience the charm of Brno Freedom Square and the Old Town Hall. Day 4-5: Kutná Hora - Prague - Karlovy Vary 🌇Visit charming Prague, visit the Castle District, stroll across Charles Bridge, and admire the Astronomical Clock. Afterwards, head to Karlovy Vary, walk along the stream and enjoy the Baroque buildings on both sides. Day 6-7: Budějovice - Cesky Krumlov - Salzburg - Hallstatt 🏞️Visit the CK town of Cesky Krumlov and feel the fairy-tale atmosphere. Then head to Hallstatt, stroll through the picturesque streets of the town and enjoy a delicious fish meal. Day 8: Vienna - Hungarian Town 🎶Visit the magnificent Schönbrunn Palace, immerse yourself in the music of the Golden Hall in the afternoon, and taste the Viennese specialty fried pork chop meal. Day 9-10: Parndorf - Bratislava - Budapest 🌆Cross the borders of many countries, experience different cultures, and finally arrive in Budapest to enjoy the tranquility and beauty of this city. Day 11-12: Budapest - Beijing 🛬After a wonderful trip to Europe, I took a plane back to Beijing, full of memories and touching moments. 🧳 Travel essentials: packing list for a multi-country trip to Europe 📞 Phone Cards: Don't forget to buy a European phone card so you can surf the Internet and make calls at the same time, ensuring you have worry-free connections during your trip. 🔌 Electrical appliances: The voltage in Europe is different, so you need to bring a plug converter. Also, chargers and power banks are essential, as mobile phones and cameras need to be charged. 🪪 Certificates: Passport, visa, driver's license and translated copies, all these documents must be brought with you. Safety is the top priority when traveling abroad. 👗 Clothing: It's still a little cold in Europe in March, so bring a windproof jacket and long pants, as well as comfortable shoes, and you won't be afraid of going anywhere. Oh yes, don’t forget your umbrella. The weather is changeable, so it’s better to be prepared. 🌍Okay, that’s all for the travel guide to multiple countries in Europe. I hope you all have fun and enjoy your journey!

Brno does not have a subway! Instead, it is famous as an underground city with large spaces beneath restaurants and shops. ◉ Originally an underground bomb shelter to protect people from US and Soviet air raids, it was reused as a shelter during the 1959 war and is now open as a hostel and accommodation facility. ◉ The second largest underground osteopathic temple in the world, discovered in 2001, the Crypt of St. James, where 50,000 human bones are buried. ◉ The historic reservoir in Zurti Kopec, which appears in Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit. ◉ A tour of the cold basement, 8m below the pavement of the fruit and vegetable market, which was used as a refrigerator. ◉ A tomb beneath the Capuchin Monastery, where about 200 monks and caretakers from the 17th and 18th centuries rest, and their bodies have naturally mummified. You can visit these. I took an underground tour of the ossuary and the vegetable market. 💰The ossuary cost 160 crowns for adults, and the vegetable market underground tour cost 180 crowns for adults. If you visit more than one underground location in one day, you can get a 10% discount by showing your other ticket when buying a ticket for the second or subsequent location. It was very historic and interesting! If you go to Brno, be sure to visit the underground! #0yentravel2025january #brno #brno #czechrepublic #czechrepublic

#Brno #ChristmasMarket #AstronomicalClock 🚇Transportation Guide: ČD (train), Flixbus (bus) 🏰 Must-See Attractions: Náměstí Svobody The venue for the Christmas market, there are many shops on both sides of the square Brněnský orloj (the astronomical clock of Brno) The shape is unique, every day at 11 there will be glass beads rolled out at a random exit, I heard that those who get it will be very lucky Stará radnice (Old Town Hall) You can pay to climb the tower, see the city view, suspended alligator and wooden wheels and curved trim columns are here Zelný trh (Cabbage Market Square) Boasting many stalls, you can come and shop for some agricultural products or souvenirs Špilberk Castle 13th century castle, you can come to the castle platform to overlook the city view of Brno 🍖Must-eat delicacies: Dezertína (cute bakery that sells delicious croissants) SKØG Urban Hub (good coffee ☕️) MonteCristi (sells various flavors of pie, perfect as a snack) Just in time for the Christmas holiday to come to Brno, the second largest city in the Czech Republic, the Christmas market attracts many tourists and local people, can buy hot wine and hot dog burgers 🌭 at the stalls, enjoy the atmosphere of Christmas celebration 🎉

#January travel support event A good place to take a walk in the morning and evening. It's a 10-minute walk from the city center, which is nice. There are many shelters and a good view. I went here with my boyfriend and had a beer while watching the night view, and it was really, really good. It's quiet and there are many neat walking paths, so it's a good place to take a break after a tiring trip ❤️

#February travel support event I didn't go inside the castle, but it's on a high place so the view is great and it's worth a visit just to walk around the castle walls and the surrounding park. There's a cafe in front of the castle entrance so you can stop by for a morning walk and have some coffee, beer, or wine. Czech beer is especially delicious.

#February travel support event You can enter the cathedral, but food, photography, and pets are restricted. The interior of the cathedral is truly amazing. There is a separate admission fee for the tower. It is a magnificent and beautiful cathedral. If you come to Bruno, I highly recommend visiting. I went in with a friend in the rain and had a good time looking around. It's really great ❤️

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Brno, Czech Republic A small city but with lots of cute things to see

# Sign up for hotel trial sleepers in December Brno, the second largest city in the Czech Republic, is not as famous as Prague. It has a low-key luxury and a restrained charm. My trip to Brno was an encounter with Moravian culture, an experience of roaming in a city where history and modernity intersect. The moment I arrived in Brno, I was not awestruck by the majestic buildings as I imagined, but felt a comfortable sense of intimacy. It is not as crowded and noisy as Prague, but it has a unique charm, a leisurely and comfortable atmosphere that makes people unconsciously slow down and savor it. First, I headed to Brno Castle (Špilberk Castle). The castle stands on a hill overlooking the city and dates back to the Middle Ages. The castle is large in scale, majestic in architectural style, and full of history. I walked on the walls of the castle, admiring the city scenery of Brno and feeling the atmosphere of history. From the heights of the castle, you have a panoramic view of the entire city, with red tile roofs and green trees, everything looks so harmonious and beautiful. There is a museum inside the castle that displays historical artifacts from Brno, which gave me a deeper understanding of the city's history and culture. Leaving the castle, I strolled through the ancient streets of Brno. The streets here are mostly cobbled and lined with ancient houses, full of medieval style. I walked into the alleys of the town and found that there are many beautiful scenery and interesting stories hidden here. I walked through these ancient streets, feeling the history and culture of Brno, as well as the vitality and vitality of the city. The center of Brno is Freedom Square (náměstí Svobody). This square is the heart of Brno and the liveliest place in city life. Many beautiful buildings stand on the square, such as the Brno City Hall and the Church of St. Peter and St. Paul. I walked around the square, admiring these beautiful buildings and feeling the urban atmosphere of Brno. There are many cafes and restaurants on the square. I found an outdoor cafe to sit down, sipping coffee, admiring the scenery on the square, and feeling the leisure and comfort of Brno. In Brno, I also visited the Church of St. James (Kostel svatého Jakuba), which is famous for its exquisite Baroque architecture. The interior of the church is gorgeously decorated and full of artistic flavor. I walked around the church, admiring the exquisite murals and sculptures, and feeling the solemnity and sacredness of the religion. I was also impressed by the Brno Catacombs. This is a mysterious and fascinating place located underneath the Church of St. Peter and St. Paul and is part of Brno's history. In the dim underground space, I seemed to have traveled through time and space and returned to the past. In addition to its historical monuments, Brno is also full of modern vitality. I walked among the modern buildings in Brno and felt the modern development of the city. I also visited the Science and Technology Museum (Technické muzeum v Brně) in Brno and learned about the development of science and technology in Brno. In Brno, I also tasted traditional Moravian cuisine. The food here is mainly meat and beer, delicious and unforgettable. I especially like the roast pork here. The meat is tender and rich in flavor. It is even more delicious when paired with the local special sauce. I also drank traditional Moravia beer, which had a mellow taste and was refreshing. In Brno, I also did some interesting things, such as walking in the park in Brno and admiring the beautiful flowers and trees; learning about the history and culture of Brno in the museum in Brno; and visiting the cafes in Brno Tasting coffee and feeling the leisurely atmosphere of Brno; tasting beer in Brno bars and feeling the lively atmosphere of Brno... These experiences gave me a deeper understanding of Brno and made me full of enthusiasm for this city. good memories. The night in Brno is quiet and peaceful. As night falls, the lights of the city are soft, there are few people on the streets, and everything seems so quiet. I sat in an outdoor cafe, sipping coffee and admiring the night view of the city. Brno is more mysterious and charming at night. It looks like a veiled woman, showing her unique charm in the night. The moment I left Brno, I looked back at this beautiful city and my heart was full of reluctance. Brno is not as noisy and lively as Prague, but it deeply attracts me with its unique charm. It has both ancient history and modern vitality; it has both magnificent buildings and quiet streets; it has both lively squares and quiet alleys... Everything makes me full of wonderful things about Brno. memories. Goodbye Brno! I look forward to meeting you again and feeling your charm and tranquility again. This journey is not just a trip, but also a baptism of the soul, an affectionate dialogue with history, art, culture and tranquility. Brno, you will always remain in my memory and become one of the best memories in my heart. The pearl of Moravia, flowing between history and modernity, will always echo in my heart.

“Falling in love with Czech autumn 🍂 The changing colors of the leaves bring life to every corner of the city. Take a walk in the cool atmosphere of Prague, see the Charles Bridge and the classic castle. The beauty that you have to experience for yourself! When the season changes, we see the beauty that changes. I want everyone to try to visit the small town of Brno. #AutumnInCzech #FallVibes” #AutumnTravel

It was a short weekend trip to Brno, Czech Republic. Here are the spots we explored and highly recommend for an unforgettable trip. We started our day by visiting Špilberk Castle, an impressive fortress that sits atop a hill overlooking the city. As we walked through its historic halls and courtyards, we learned about its role as a former royal castle, prison, and military fortress. The views from the tower were stunning, and we took a moment to soak in the panorama of Brno. Don't miss the museum inside, which offers fascinating insights into the city's history. 📍Špilberk 1, 662 24 Brno, Czech Republic* After the castle, we explored Brno's Old Town, wandering through its narrow streets lined with colorful buildings and charming cafes. We made our way to the Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul, a Gothic masterpiece with twin spires that dominate the city's skyline. Inside, we admired the intricate stained glass windows and the serene atmosphere. I would recommend climbing the tower for an even more breathtaking view of the city. 📍 Petrov 9, 602 00 Brno, Czech Republic For lunch, we headed to Stopkova Plzeňská Pivnice, a traditional Czech pub where we enjoyed hearty local dishes. I highly recommend trying their svíčková na smetaně (beef sirloin with creamy sauce) and a pint of Pilsner Urquell, freshly tapped 🍺 The portions were generous, and the atmosphere was lively, making it a great spot to experience authentic Czech cuisine 🙌🙌🙌 💰 CZK 150-300 📍 Česká 5, 602 00 Brno, Czech Republic In the afternoon, we visited Villa Tugendhat, a UNESCO World Heritage site and an architectural marvel. This modernist villa, designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, left us in awe with its minimalist design, open spaces, and innovative use of materials. The guided tour gave us a fascinating insight into the villa's history and its significance in modern architecture. Make sure to book your tickets in advance, as it’s a popular attraction. 📍 Černopolní 45, 613 00 Brno, Czech Republic After our villa visit, we took a relaxing stroll through Lužánky Park, Brno’s oldest public park. We found it to be a perfect spot to unwind, with its expansive green lawns, beautiful flowerbeds, and peaceful ponds. The park is great for a leisurely walk or simply sitting on a bench to enjoy the local vibe. 📍 Pionýrská, 602 00 Brno, Czech Republic* For dinner, I would recommend Pavillon Restaurant, an elegant eatery offering a blend of Czech and international cuisine. We particularly enjoyed their duck breast with red cabbage and potato dumplings, paired with a local Moravian wine. The ambiance was sophisticated yet welcoming, and the service was excellent ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 💰 CZK 400-600 📍 Jezuitská 2, 602 00 Brno, Czech Republic #weekendgetaways #Vacation #trip

#soloadventures The old town hall is the most popular attraction place in Brno city, Czech Republic 🇨🇿. There are many restaurants and shops alongside the street and many places to visit nearby the main square. The old town hall is the historic place of Brno city and nowadays there is transformed as a tourist center for visitors. The historic building, tower and church, tiny narrow streets are the main significance of the old town hall. Almost all the places are free of entrance charges, but for some places need to be paid with few dollars. Every places are unique with less visitors and you can explore your time in advance. #czechrepublic

#100waysoftravel The Old Town Hall serves mainly cultural purposes, as it houses a gallery, an information centre, and a permanent exhibition on its history. In summer, you can visit its historical halls and climb up the 63-metre tower to enjoy an impressive view of Brno from the top. The courtyard serves as a venue for various concerts, festivals, theatre performances, and film screenings. The Old Town Hall served its original purpose until 1935 when the authorities moved to Nová radnice (the New Town Hall) located at Dominikánské náměstí (Dominican Square). The oldest surviving secular building in the city is the Town Hall building, located on Radnická Street which connects the Vegetable Market and Freedom Square. The wedding ceremony can be held in the old town hall according to the reservation. #brno #czechrepublic

#naturalbeauty St. Peter and Paul church located in the Brno old town in Czech Republic 🇨🇿. It is a Roman Catholic cathedral located on the Petrov hill in the Brno-střed district of the city of Brno. It is commonly referred to locally as simply "Petrov". It is the seat of the Diocese of Brno and a national cultural monument that is one of the most important pieces of architecture in South Moravia. The interior is mostly Baroque in style, while the exterior shell is Gothic that dates mostly from the 14th century, and its impressive 84-metre-high towers were constructed to the Gothic Revival designs of the architect August Kirstein between 1901 and 1909. The original cathedral site dates to the 11th century. The oldest elements of the interior equipment include a boxed tabernacle in the Marian Chapel dating from 1652, later altered in 1783 by the sculptor Ondřej Schweigl, and the marble body of the baptistery from 1656 by Simon Brandt. It is worth to visit while you’re visiting in Brno city. #czechrepublic

Looking for a royal retreat in Brno? The Barceló Brno Palace is a crown jewel with its spacious rooms and king-sized comforts. 🛏️ Sip on welcome Prosecco and experience the warmth of the staff, ready to make your stay memorable. 🥂 Stroll out the door and find yourself amidst Brno's historic charm. The hotel's prime location means every major sight is just a walk away! 🚶 After a day of exploring, unwind in the hotel's sauna – it's a traveler's oasis. 🧖‍♂️ Modern amenities meet architectural grandeur in this former palace, where air-conditioned rooms and plush beds await. 🌬️ Breakfast might be simple, but it's a hearty start to your adventure-packed day. 🍳 Note: If you're road-tripping, weekend parking in Zone B is your wallet's best friend. 🚗 📍Šilingrovo nám. 2, Brno, South Moravia, 602 00, Czech Republic #Brno #BrnoHotel #BrnoTravel

I was travelling alone and felt safe all the time and the locals was so friendly

I went to visit my friend who was studying in Brno, Czech Republic! It was a really small city. There was a cathedral and a castle, so I climbed up the castle! I could see Brno at a glance. There was no separate entrance fee. It was a small city, so there weren't many people. #May Travel Support Grant Event