Moravia, Czech Republic
Brno and its surroundings provide ample opportunities for outdoor recreation.
Located east of Brno, this valley offers pleasant walks and cycling paths along the Říčka stream. You can discover small caves and a pond. The routes are generally easy, suitable for families.
Numerous marked hiking trails encircle the reservoir. These range from easy, flat walks along the shore to more challenging routes through the surrounding forests. The trails offer scenic views of the water and nature.
This significant karst region north of Brno features extensive hiking trails through forests and around impressive geological formations. Routes vary in difficulty; plan your route based on your fitness level.
Always check weather conditions and trail difficulty before outdoor activities.
Carry sufficient water and appropriate gear to ensure your safety and comfort.
Deepen your understanding of Czech and Moravian culture.
Attend a performance at the Janáček, Mahen, or Reduta Theatres. These venues host high-quality productions throughout the year.
Some restaurants or cultural centers may host evenings featuring traditional Moravian folk music and dance. These provide a lively and authentic cultural experience.
Choose local guesthouses, eat at traditional pubs (hospody), and shop at local markets.
An international fireworks competition held over the Brno Reservoir. It is a major spectacle attracting large crowds.
Museums open late with special programming, offering an unique way to explore the city's cultural institutions.
These traditional markets transform the city squares into festive hubs with crafts, food, and cultural performances.
Find opportunities for rest and rejuvenation in Brno.
No natural hot springs are located directly in Brno. However, several famous spa towns in the Czech Republic (e.g., Karlovy Vary, Mariánské Lázně) are accessible for longer trips.
These towns offer traditional spa treatments and thermal waters. Specialized treatments are a highlight.
Some studios in Brno offer yoga classes, suitable for drop-ins. Dedicated, multi-day yoga or meditation retreats are typically found outside the city in more tranquil settings.
A unique public swimming pool built into the Svratka Riverbed. It offers a beach-like experience with multiple pools, popular during summer.
Designated swimming areas along the reservoir provide natural beaches for sunbathing and swimming in clean water during warm weather.
Explore other smaller public pools or natural areas around the city for swimming and water activities during warmer months.
Discover Brno's evening scene.
The main stage for opera and ballet performances in Brno, named after the famous composer Leoš Janáček.
A historic theatre mainly used for drama performances, a significant cultural venue.
Considered the oldest theatre building in Central Europe, it hosts various performances, including drama and music.
Two Faces: A popular nightclub playing mainstream music, suitable for dancing. Sono Centrum: A modern multi-purpose venue that hosts concerts and also transforms into a lively club for various themed nights.
Jakubské náměstí (St. James's Square) and surrounding streets: This area bustles with numerous pubs, bars, and restaurants. It is a popular spot for evening socializing. Zelný trh area: Also offers a good selection of bars and pubs in its vicinity.
Many bars and clubs are open until late, especially on weekends, providing options for extended evening entertainment and fun.
