Search this site with Google:

Visiting Czech Republic - Suggestions for holidays, trains, itineraries, day-trips, and sightseeing from someone who has lived and traveled extensively in Czech Republic

Helpful links for Visiting Czech Republic

Brno City Guide: Sightseeing, Hotels, and Transportation

The City of Brno:

Located in the heart of southern Moravia, Brno is the second largest city in the Czech Republic.

Spilberk Castle in Brno

Spilberk Castle was built in the mid-1200’s. Originally used by the governors of the province, the castle became a baroque fortress as time went by. Today it is home to a museum.

Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul in Brno

The Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul in Brno was built in the 1300’s-1400’s. Like Spilberk Castle, many visitors to Brno tour the cathedral.

Motorcycle Racing in Brno

Motorcycle racing has a long history in Brno, dating back to the early 20th century. Brno is on the Czech ETCC circuit and is host to the Moto Grand Prix.

Villa Tugendhat / Tugendhat House in Brno

Ludwig Mies van der Rohe built the Villa Tugendhat / Tugendhat House in the late 1920s. A classic example of modern architecture and functionalism, the house is one of Mies’ famous works. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Transportation from Prague to Brno:

Buses from Prague to Brno: Buses travel from Prague’s Florenc Station to Brno on a regular basis. The bus from Prague to Brno takes around 2 hours, 45 minutes one way.

Trains from Prague to Brno: Trains travel from Prague’s Hlavni Nadrazi and Holesovice stations to Brno on a regular basis. The trip takes around 2 hours, 45 minutes one way on the EC trains.

Driving from Prague to Brno: If you drive, take exit 190 from Prague. Brno is located at the intersection of D1 (Prague-Brno) and D2 (Brno-Bratislava). Driving takes around 2 hours, 30 minutes one way.

Hotels and Hostels in Brno:

Budget Hotel in Brno: Pohoda Pension (Vinohrady 29, Brno) – Located away from the bustle of the city center, the Pohoda Pension an early 20th century villa with three themed rooms — Japanese, Blue-and-White, and Rustic. Tram: Videnska Ulice. Double rooms for 21EUR/night.

Mid-Range Hotel in Brno: Imos Hotel (Hudcova 72, Brno) – Located near the city center, the Imos hotel has a billiard hall and free parking. Tram: Hudcova. Double rooms for 29-49EUR/night.

High-End Hotel in Brno: Grandhotel Brno (Benesova 18-20, Brno) – A four star hotel in the heart of Brno, the Grandhotel Brno was built in 1870. The famous hotel serves traditional Moravian food in its Grand Cafe Bistro. Double rooms for 55-111EUR/night.

Other Short Trips from Prague:



Permalink to this article


Questions or comments? Post them in our Czech Republic travel forum.



Search through all articles:

Search this site with Google:

All posts:

Hotel Zamek Hruba Skala in Cesky Raj
Google Maps Prague
Transportation from Prague to Olomouc
Buses from Cesky Krumlov to Vienna
Buses from Cesky Krumlov to Linz
Trains from Cesky Krumlov to Salzburg
Trains from Cesky Krumlov to Vienna
Google Maps Czech Republic
Best Prague Guidebooks
Trains from Prague to Brno
Trains from Prague to Cesky Krumlov
Trains from Prague to Konopiste Castle
Trains from Prague to Karlstejn Castle
K+K Hotel Central, Prague
Jerome House Hotel, Prague
Prague Christmas Markets
Trains from Prague to Dresden
Trains from Prague to Frankfurt
Trains from Prague to Warsaw
Trains from Prague to Berlin
Trains from Prague to Bratislava
Trains from Prague to Krakow
Buses from Prague to Munich
Trains from Prague to Munich
Buses from Prague to Budapest
Trains from Prague to Budapest
Buses from Prague to Vienna
Trains from Prague to Vienna
U Zeleneho Caje Tea House in Prague
Prague’s Gordon Ramsay Maze Restaurant
NY Times: Prague: Under Wintry Skies, a City Revealed
NY Times: Beyond Opera in Prague
Pardubice Steeplechase, Czech Republic
Driving from Prague to Vilemov
Trains from Prague to Vilemov
Vilemov Castle and Zleby Castle
Vilemov Czech Republic
Airlines that Fly to Prague
David Cerny, Czech Artist
Czech Republic Visa and Passport Requirements
Prague International Music Festival
Olomouc Hotels, Hostels and Restaurants
Olomouc Czech Republic
Prague Transportation Guide
Prague Top 5 Off the Beaten Path Destinations
Day Trip from Prague: Terezin
NYT: 36 Hours in Prague
Karlstejn Castle
Konopiste Castle
Czech Holidays
Day Trip from Prague: Cesky Raj
Prague Shopping Guide
Easter in Prague
Best Time of Year to Visit Prague and the Czech Republic
Weather in Prague and the Czech Republic
Plzen: Transportation and Hotels
Day Trip from Prague: Plzen
Ceske Budejovice: Transportation and Hotels
Day Trip from Prague: Ceske Budejovice
Beer Trips to the Czech Republic
Best Short Trips from Prague
Top Prague Museums
Czech Beer
Cafes in Prague
Stag Parties in Prague
Christmas in Prague
New Year’s Eve in Prague
Prague Hostels: Inexpensive Places to Stay in Prague
Brno City Guide: Sightseeing, Hotels, and Transportation
Day Trip from Prague: Karlovy Vary
Day Trip from Prague: Kutna Hora
Cheap Flights from Prague to Other European Cities
Cesky Krumlov City Guide: Sightseeing, Hotels, and Transportation
Prague Restaurants: Where to Eat in Prague
Prague Hotels: Where to Stay in Prague
Prague Tours: A Walking Tour of Prague – Mala Strana to Hradcany
Prague Tours: A Walking Tour of Prague – Charles Bridge to Charles Square
Prague Nightlife: Top Five Night Spots in Prague
Czech Food: Top 5 Czech Specialties
How to Get from the Prague Airport to the City Center and Major Train Stations
Karlovy Vary Spa Wafers
Becherovka
Walking Tour of Prague: Charles Bridge to Old Town Square
Prague Sightseeing: Top Ten Sights to See in Prague
Walking Tour of Prague: Castle Hill
Prague Castle
Welcome!