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Villa Tugendhat
Villa museum by Mies van der Rohe, admired for pioneering modernist design and guided tours of its restored living spaces.
Ryanair runs daily flights to Brno, the former capital of the Czech Republic of Moravia, from London. Virgin Atlantic, in partnership with Transaero and Utair runs flights to Brno via Moscow from London (taking in connecting flights from other UK cities such as Edinburgh, Belfast and Manchester). The airport is based in the city centre and buses run regularly from the airport to the city's hotels, such as the nearby Parkhotel.
The city is largely a student town, however there is plenty for the travellers to do and see. There are churches, such as the Cathedral of St Peter and Paul which was historically a pagan site, worshipping the goddess Venus. Riverboats are available for tours round the city's waterways from April until October. Petrolheads will love the annual Grand Prix races in the city. The popular Cabbage market is renowned for the carp it sells directly from its fountains at Christmas time. Restaurants in Brno are known for their sushi as well as traditional European dishes. Exploring the Underground, where goods and people were hidden during the wars, is also a popular attraction.
Ryanair runs daily flights to Brno, the former capital of the Czech Republic of Moravia, from London. Virgin Atlantic, in partnership with Transaero and Utair runs flights to Brno via Moscow from London (taking in connecting flights from other UK cities such as Edinburgh, Belfast and Manchester). The airport is based in the city centre and buses run regularly from the airport to the city's hotels, such as the nearby Parkhotel.
The city is largely a student town, however there is plenty for the travellers to do and see. There are churches, such as the Cathedral of St Peter and Paul which was historically a pagan site, worshipping the goddess Venus. Riverboats are available for tours round the city's waterways from April until October. Petrolheads will love the annual Grand Prix races in the city. The popular Cabbage market is renowned for the carp it sells directly from its fountains at Christmas time. Restaurants in Brno are known for their sushi as well as traditional European dishes. Exploring the Underground, where goods and people were hidden during the wars, is also a popular attraction.
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Villa museum by Mies van der Rohe, admired for pioneering modernist design and guided tours of its restored living spaces.
Main branch of the Moravian Gallery in a Baroque palace, showing design, fashion and visual culture in ambitious temporary exhibitions.
Art museum in a former governor’s palace with permanent collections and changing exhibitions spanning Czech and European visual art.
Lively main square framed by historic buildings, events and public art. A key meeting point and easy stop on any city-centre walk.
Brno’s central square with colourful facades, fountains and seasonal markets. A practical base for exploring the historic core on foot.
Leafy hillside park above the centre with paths, mature trees and open viewpoints. Ideal for a quiet walk close to major sights.
A rich Moravian beef soup with root vegetables, liver dumplings or noodles. A classic Sunday and festive starter across Brno and South Moravia.
Slow-braised beef in a creamy vegetable sauce, usually served with bread dumplings and cranberries. One of the most familiar Czech celebratory meals.
Roast duck with red or white cabbage and dumplings. A beloved traditional meal in Moravia, especially for weekend family lunches.
Refined restaurant serving modern Czech and Central European cooking in an elegant, contemporary space popular for dinner and special occasions.
Smart rooftop restaurant and bar with city views, contemporary cuisine and polished service, suited to a more upscale evening out.
Traditional Czech beer hall near the city centre, known for hearty Moravian dishes and fresh tank beer in a lively historic setting.
Budget-friendly by Central European standards; hotels, meals and public transport usually cost less than in Prague, Vienna or Munich.
Tipping is customary but modest: round up or leave about 5-10% in restaurants for good service. Round up taxi fares; small change is fine in cafés.
Official public transport app
Letiště Tuřany terminál, Brno -> Hlavní nádraží, Brno
Check where to Brno flights depart and arrive, plus the main airport details for this route.
Brno Turany Airport is 3 km from Brno city centre. Public transport options include:
Brno Turany Airport has practical services for this route, including Wifi, Shopping, Parking, ATM, Taxis, Accessibility, WC, Lounge and Lost and Found Office.
Free Wi-Fi available throughout the airport. ATMs are located in the terminal.
Lost and found is available at the station.
Available at Brno Turany Airport: Parking, Taxis, WC.
Accessibility facilities are available at Brno Turany Airport: Elevators, ramps.
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