Brno is a large city in Moravia region of the Czech Republic and the centre of the Czech judiciary, with the seats of the Constitutional Court, the Supreme Court, the Supreme Administrative Court, and the Supreme Public Prosecutor’s Office, and a number of state authorities. Learn when it is best to visit the city and what do you need to prepare before arriving (both in terms of currency and baggage and passports or visas!), what is worth seeing and visiting, how to trave, the prices of various goods and services, accomodation, weather, maps, tourist guides, opinions of visitors and other practical pieces of information!
Brno is a city located among the Moravian hills. Despite its apparent size – over 400,000 inhabitants, which puts them as the second most populous city cluster in the Czech Republic, is not overwhelming. Even people who avoid visiting cities can find secluded, interesting places and several interesting monuments that are not crowded with tourists. … Read more
Brno is the second largest city in the Czech Republic, called the gateway or metropolis of South Moravia, and even the Tuscany of Central Europe or the Czech Manchester. The city is the center of academic, cultural and artistic life. Brno is also the historical capital of Moravia, which, like other cities, suffered during World … Read more