For a small city, Brno is packed full of great things to see and do. From ornate, roman catholic churches to modern, welcoming bars and restaurants, Brno is a perfect city break destination.
- Less touristy than Prague
- Compact and walkable city
- Affordable trip
- Rich culture
- Delicious food
- Perfect Czech Beers and Moravian wine
- Vibrant at night
HOW TO GET TO BRNO?
Within a short ride by train, car and bus, you can reach Vienna, Austria and Bratislava in Slovakia.
There are multiple ways to get to Brno; every connection is within 2 to 3 hours.
Flights
Brno has one airport, the Turany Airport, which is about 6 miles from the city centre. The short ride, about 20 minutes, will take you to the central station in Brno.
Alternative Airports:
– Vienna Airport – 2 hours and 1 change through RegioJet Train
– Vienna Airport – Flixbus, Cheapest and direct 2h15m stop at Brno Grand Hotel
– Bratislava Airport – Cheapest and fastest route, direct train for 1h 35 m, stop at Brno Hlavní Nádraží (Brno Train Station)
Trains
The train seems the easiest way to travel to Brno.
– Vienna and Bratislava: Less than 2 hours (depending on transport)
– Prague: At least 2 hours and 30 minutes
– RegioJet: The cheapest and preferred option for traveling in Central Europe
– Connects Brno to Vienna and vice versa
– Trains also available from Germany, Hungary, and Croatia to Brno
Buses
– Flixbus: A well-connected bus option in Central Europe
– Links Brno with Prague, Croatia, and the rest of Europe
– Competitive prices make it a preferred choice
IS BRNO WORTH FOR VISITING?
A small and walkable city
Less touristy than Prague
On a budget holiday
– Compact and easy to explore on foot.
– Historic center features stylish buildings and quirky alleys.
– Streets are uncrowded, offering a pleasant walking experience.
– A hidden gem in Europe, ideal for a weekend retreat.
– Capital of South Moravia with a vibrant food scene and nightlife.
– Less crowded than Prague, but perfect for exploration.
– Affordable Costs: The Czech Republic is budget-friendly.
– Brno Expenses: Around 60€ per day covers accommodations, meals, and attractions.
– Local Experience: Enjoy excellent local dishes and traditional Czech beers.
Cultural Hub and incredible architecture
– Brno: One of South Moravia’s oldest cities, founded around 1030.
– Historic Highlights: Thrived during the Austro-Hungarian era.
– WW2 Significance: Home to a secret bunker and Europe’s second-largest ossuary.
– Underground Secrets: Includes tunnels, bunkers, and the Labyrinth under the Cabbage Market.
Delicious food and great cheap beer
The wide selection of local beers is an add-on that you can’t miss. You know, beer is one of the main reasons why Brno is worth a visit.
– Bar ktery neexistuje (bar that doesn’t exist)
– Panda Circus
– Lokál
