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- Villa Tugendhat
- The Old Town Hall
- The Town Hall’s Curios
- Gregor Mendel’s Abbey and Museum
- Špilberk Castle
- Capuchin Monastery
- Modern Architecture
- Cathedral of Saint Peter and Paul
- Brno Underground
- The Cabbage Market
Nothing scary about this one. Open daily for tours, Villa Tugendhat is up there with Le Corbusier’s Villa Savoye in Paris as a prototype for modern architecture. Built from 1928-30, it was designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and is a UNESCO-listed masterwork of functionalism. This building changed the game thanks to its open floor plan and wall-si...
Here you get an idea of Brno’s enduring sense of fun, as well as a neat view of the city from the roost of the tower. On approach you might notice that one of the turrets on the Town Hall’s decorative facade looks a bit skewed. The story goes that Anton Pilgram, the building’s architect was screwed out of money by Brno’s City Council and his paybac...
This is where it starts to get a bit wacky. Hanging from the ceiling in the passage beneath the tower is what looks like a large taxidermied crocodile. But don’t be fooled; you’re now in the domain of the legendary Brno dragon. In the city’s earliest years this beast terrorised the population and its livestock, and eventually a butcher got the crea...
The godfather of genetics spent almost his whole life in Brno, and stands today as one of the 19th century’s most important scientists. At the Abbey of Saint Thomas you can visit the garden in which he conducted his famed experiments on pea plants that helped him discover the secrets of heredity. For a bit more insight, the Mendel Museum outside th...
As the seat of the rulers of Moravia, this building has been around for almost as long as Brno has existed. And as you might expect this has left the structure with a range of styles, from Romanesque to baroque. It’s a large hilltop fortress that has served all sorts of roles and seen a lot of action in its time. Like the Town Hall Špilberk Castle ...
And the morbid vibes keep coming, because the Capuchin Monastery on Kapucínské Square is no place for the faint of heart. The exterior and ground floor are splendid, and offer no indication of what lies beneath. The building is in the baroque style, with an ornate rococo interior, including a memorable fresco and a preserved library with shelves of...
Alongside Villa Tugendhat, Brno had a design boom in the early-20th century when some of the most beautiful landmarks beyond the old town were built. Brno is now peppered with some 70 functionalist buildings. Real architecture buffs can download a list and track them down on a walking tour. If you’re willing to put in the legwork you’ll be rewarded...
The Swedish siege of Brno in 1645 left a big impression on the city, and put the clocks at this dominant cathedral in a bit of a time warp. In yet another of Brno’s quirky stories, it is said that the Swedes agreed to give up on their plans to take the city if they hadn’t managed to conquer it by mid-day on the August 15 1645. Resourceful as ever, ...
A maze of tunnels and chambers sits underneath the Cabbage Market in the old town. In 2011 these were opened to the public as part of a compelling 40-minute walking tour. The square above dates back to the 1200s and many of the passageways that weave underneath are also from this time. You’ll see how food was preserved here in the medieval era, vis...
Above the underworld is a marketplace that has also been in use since the 1200s. You can still buy vegetables at the farmers’ market, as well as taking a look at some of the monuments around. One of these is the Parnas Fountain with its statue of Hercules. It is said that in old times fishmongers showcased their stock by letting their carp swim in ...
28 de dic. de 2023 · 1. Stop by the Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul. 2. Explore the Špilberk Castle and the Brno City Museum. 3. Go Deep Into the Moravian Karst and Caves. 4. Tugendhat Villa. 5. Discover the Past at the Dietrichstein Palace and the Moravian Museum. 6. Explore the Church of St. James and the Brno Ossuary. 7. Visit Veverí Castle. 8.
13 de dic. de 2023 · Best things to do. Museums. With Kids. Location. History. Language. Timezone. Facts. Food. Hotels. Restaurants. Transportation. Christmas markets. Festivals. Weather. Cost of living. Safety. Movies. Famous people. Brno is the second-largest city in the Czech Republic.
The list of all the best things to do in Brno and its diversity might actually surprise you: from beautiful and interesting architecture to ossuaries, from amazing cafe scene to bunkers – the city has it all and every reason to visit Brno is a good one.
6 de jun. de 2023 · 1. Climb the Old Town Hall. Stará radnice, or the Old Town Hall, is one of the places you simply have to visit when in Brno. The oldest part of the building dates back to 1240. You can recognise the building by the white tower proudly standing in the middle of the city.
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