Brno, Czech Republic

Destination Guide

Brno

Czech Republic

Best things to do in Brno

30 curated attractions in Brno, Czech Republic. Handpicked for every kind of traveler.

Best time

May - September

Average temp

10°C/50°F

Budget

Mid-range

Safety

Very safe

About Brno

Brno, the second-largest city in the Czech Republic, is known for its strong student presence thanks to Masaryk University. This educational hub injects a noticeable energy into the city, leading to a café culture and a variety of cultural events that make it all more interesting. The city's architecture is a mix of functionalist buildings and medieval sites, which can keep you guessing whether you're in the right century. Brno is also home to a network of underground tunnels and the ossuary, offering a unique twist not found in Prague. Visitors mainly come for the good value food and drink options, the lively atmosphere, and the chance to explore everything from the Brno Underground Labyrinth to the Moravian Karst nearby.

Who it's for

Ideal for budget-conscious travelers, students, and anyone who enjoys museums and outdoor activities. If you prefer a flashy tourist experience like in Prague, or seek intense nightlife, you might find Brno a bit too laid-back for your taste.

Getting around

Public transport: Good

  • The city centre is compact enough to walk across in about twenty minutes
  • Public transport includes trams and buses, making it easy to reach the outskirts and attractions
  • The main train station connects you to Prague in about two and a half hours
  • The Botanical Garden is a short tram ride from the centre

Where to eat in Brno

The places worth planning a meal around.

Happy Tea House

Happy Tea House

Asian Fusion · $10–$20

★ 4.2 · 1,625 reviews

La Vaza Cajeterie

La Vaza Cajeterie

Czech, Contemporary · $$

★ 4.3 · 696 reviews

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