Shots and cocktails around Jakubské náměstí, beer at stock-market prices, cellar bars beneath Zelný trh, a beer spa and karting, 90 minutes from Vienna: here's how to plan your stag do or hen party in Brno, with the best things to do and prices in koruna.
Good to know
A beer (0.5 l) costs about 45–70 Kč in a pub, Pilsner Urquell 74 Kč at Lokál U Caipla; shots at Shot Bar from 55 Kč, cocktails about 100–180 Kč. Clubs: parties at Fléda from 149 Kč in advance, at Metro 170–650 Kč depending on the gig. Laser game 130 Kč per game, karting 290 Kč per race. You pay in Czech koruna; €1 is about 24.37 Kč.
All costs and money-saving tips ↓11 night bus lines, N89 to N99, run daily from 23:00 to 05:00 every 30 to 60 minutes, and until 06:00 on Friday nights. The hub is the main railway station, where the buses wait about 5 minutes for each other. Tickets: 15 minutes 20 Kč, 60 minutes 25 Kč, or simply tap your bank card contactless on the orange validators, capped at 90 Kč a day. City Taxi +420 542 321 321, plus Bolt, Uber with UberXL and Liftago.
DPMB timetables ↗There's no known general closing time: Metro runs until 05:00 Wednesday to Saturday, 4pokoje and Bar, který neexistuje until 03:30 on Fridays and Saturdays, and Sky Ice Bar until 04:00 on Fridays according to OpenStreetMap. By law, quiet hours run from 22:00 to 06:00, and making noise outside can land you a fine of up to 10,000 Kč.
Alcohol in public places is banned wherever the city ordinance lists them, plus at stops and within 20 m of schools, churches, playgrounds and supermarkets; pavement terraces are fine during opening hours. Fare dodging costs 1,525 Kč, or 1,025 Kč if you pay on the spot. With City Taxi, a soiled interior costs 2,500–5,000 Kč.
Every day at 11:00 the black granite clock on Náměstí Svobody releases a glass marble, and the bells of Petrov ring noon at 11:00, according to legend ever since the Swedish siege. In the passage of the Old Town Hall hangs the Brno Dragon, which is actually a stuffed crocodile. Here the tram is called the Šalina, and on Wednesdays the Šalina Pub runs through the city as a pub on rails.
From Vienna main station the Railjet takes about 90 minutes, and RegioJet and FlixBus coaches about 2 hours; from Vienna Airport, direct buses take about 2 hours 15 minutes. From Prague about 2 hours 37 minutes, several times an hour, and from Bratislava 90 to 103 minutes. From Berlin about 6 hours 46 minutes direct, from Dresden about 5 hours, 2 trains a day each. Brno Airport has no direct flights from the German-speaking countries.
For a hotel for your stag or hen do in Brno, the city centre is the best base: there are hotels of every star rating in the centre and conference hotels by the exhibition grounds. The tourist office lists hostels such as Mitte, the hostel above Club Fléda, Eleven, Jacob and U Minoritů; beds from about 500 Kč, a three-star room about 1,500–2,500 Kč. It gets expensive and full during big trade fairs such as MSV in September and on the MotoGP weekend in June.
July is the warmest and sunniest month, with an average daily high of 24.5 °C; January averages 0.2 °C, and only about 500 mm of rain falls all year. Plan B if it rains: the labyrinth beneath Zelný trh, more than 70 illusions at Absurdia, laser game on Jánská, escape rooms in Staré Brno, 20 bowling lanes on Líšeňská or the saunas at Lužánky indoor pool.
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For the stag do, but not only: electric karts at Kart Arena by the exhibition grounds, the “Rozlučka” paintball package with a costume for the groom, shooting packages with 5 guns at CS Solutions and laser game right in the centre.
Escape rooms for up to 28 players at Nest Escape in Staré Brno, more than 70 illusions for group photos at Absurdia on Náměstí Svobody and 20 bowling lanes with adventure golf on Líšeňská.
A beer bath with unlimited Pilsner Urquell, the brewery tour at Starobrno, house beer at Pivovar Pegas, stock-market prices at Pivní burza, standing-room beer on Jakubské náměstí and ale at Lucky Bastard.
Bar, který neexistuje, tiki drinks at Aloha, shots at Kozí 12, more than 550 rums at Cubana, the ice room at Sky Ice Bar, cellar bars beneath Zelný trh, Super Panda Circus and wines above the rotunda at RockWine.
Booths at the 7. nebe dance club, rock'n'roll to funk at Metro until 05:00, parties at Fléda, live bands at Stará pekárna, gigs at Kabinet Múz, Artbar and Alterna, cellar rock at Desert and punk at První patro.
The labyrinth 6 to 8 m beneath Zelný trh, Špilberk Castle with its casemates, the cathedral on Petrov and guided walks about legends, to the castle or with a viewpoint, plus a food tasting tour.
Saunas at Lužánky indoor pool for 360 Kč, the boat on the Brno Reservoir in season, e-bike tours to the reservoir and the Moravian Karst, and wine tastings in Mikulov in South Moravia.
Tiki cocktail bar at Kozí 10, two doors from Shot Bar; the owner claims the biggest cocktail selection in Brno. Celebrations and parties can be booked via a form or by email, and in summer you sit in the garden. Wednesdays and Fridays until 02:00, Saturdays 18:00–02:00.
The “bar that doesn't exist” at Dvořákova 1: a New York-style cocktail bar with signature drinks, drinks made to order and burgers. Fridays and Saturdays 17:00–03:30, Sundays until 02:00; groups book online or by email, and there's seating outside.
Shot and cocktail bar at Kozí 12: shots from 55 Kč, Mojito 149 Kč and the Mojito XXL with 8 servings for 990 Kč, draught Zlatý Bažant 0.5 l for 65 Kč according to the menu. Plus more than 60 whiskies and rum tastings, Monday to Saturday 17:00–02:00.
Standing-room taproom in the style of the First Republic at Běhounská 16, right on Jakubské náměstí: beer from small Czech breweries, the unfiltered house beer “Poupě” and small snacks, with a garden on the square in summer. Daily until 23:30 according to OpenStreetMap, a good first stop.
Rum and cocktail bar at Jezuitská 7/3 with more than 550 rums; rum tastings and group parties can be booked, and there's a garden in summer. Fridays 17:00–02:00, Saturdays 18:00–02:00, closed on Sundays and Mondays.
Bar and café at Poštovská 66/1 with an ice room at −20 °C, which you only enter under staff supervision. According to the owner, the team decorates for stag and hen dos free of charge; book tables online. Stella Artois 0.5 l 65 Kč, Mojito 149 Kč; until 04:00 on Fridays according to OpenStreetMap.
Beer pub at Jánská 16 where the price changes with every order, like on the stock exchange: 8 draught beers, with the current prices per 0.5 l live on the website. Daily 15:00–01:00, tables can be booked online; for a group it's a game in itself.
Cocktail bar at Vachova 45/6 with neon lighting, part of Brno's “Lidi z baru” hospitality group. Fridays and Saturdays 17:00–03:30, Wednesdays and Thursdays until 02:00, closed on Sundays; book online via the website, the late stop for a long night.
Basque-style Spanish tapas and wine bar at Dominikánské náměstí 3: more than 150 wines, plus pintxos, jamón and Manchego. Monday to Saturday 16:00–24:00, closed on Sundays; the menu is a PDF on the website, and according to OpenStreetMap you can't pay by card.
Cocktail and shisha bar in historic cellars beneath Zelný trh, 7 rooms; the entrance is in the passageway of Abbot Žďárský's palace, Zelný trh 10. Fridays and Saturdays 16:00–02:00, otherwise until 24:00; book online, and the cellar rooms suit groups.
Pub and bar at Orlí 491/16 with beers from small breweries and 5 wines, plus darts, table football and a jukebox. There's a side room for groups, the salónek; Fridays 17:00–02:00, Saturdays 18:00–02:00, tables via the website.
Fantastically designed cocktail bar at Šilingrovo náměstí 257/3. It doesn't take bookings, and you get in in order of arrival: big groups come early or split up. Wednesday to Saturday 18:00–02:00, Mondays and Tuesdays from 19:00, closed on Sundays.
Wine shop and wine bar at Vídeňská 18, above the ruins of a rotunda about 900 years old: mainly Moravian wines, plus Italy, Spain, Portugal and Germany. Guided wine tastings and private events; book tables by phone.
Small pub at Pellicova 628/5b, also reached from Pekařská: several draught beers and specialities from the lava grill. The side room holds 15 people and can be booked, which suits a small group; Fridays 16:00–04:00, Monday to Thursday until 01:00.
Beer pub at Lidická 10 with rotating draught beers from around the world and a fridge full of bottled beer; non-smoking. Tables by text message and only until 20:30, larger groups via a separate number; at weekends 16:00–24:00 according to OpenStreetMap.
Taproom of the Lucky Bastard brewery at bratří Čapků 8, ales only: 2 house beers and 4 guest beers on tap, plus beer snacks such as pickled Hermelín cheese for 129 Kč according to the menu. Monday to Saturday 16:00–24:00 according to OpenStreetMap, not on Sundays.
British-style pub at Veveří 57: according to the guide, a choice of beers, burgers, board games, a piano and the occasional quiz night. Book via the website; a relaxed stop before a gig at Alterna on Kounicova.
Neighbourhood pub at Staňkova 372/15; the name means “At the Ball”, and that's how it's decorated: regional lagers, plus chlebíčky open sandwiches and snacks straight from the tray at the bar. No website of its own, according to the guide; a beer before a gig at Fléda on Štefánikova.
Music club in the basement of the Alfa Pasáž at Poštovská 6: gigs and DJ nights from rock'n'roll to hip-hop and funk. Wednesday to Saturday 19:00–05:00, closed on Sundays and Mondays, entry about 170–650 Kč depending on the gig, according to the programme.
Dance club at Jánská 453/9 with a DJ programme: Student Night on Wednesdays, University Party on Thursdays, party nights on Fridays and Saturdays. Booths can be booked online, which suits groups; draught beer 60 Kč according to the drinks menu.
Alternative music club at Sukova 4 with gigs, stand-up and parties; according to the programme, gigs usually start at 20:00. International bands on European tours stop here, and the programme is in the monthly club magazine MUZIN. For a stag or hen do if the gig suits you.
Alternative cellar music club at Rooseveltova 591/11: frequent gigs by young bands, from rock'n'roll and boogie-woogie to jazz, plus DJs. Fridays and Saturdays 18:00–03:00 according to OpenStreetMap, cards accepted; there's no website.
Music and culture club on the 1st floor at Dominikánská 342/19: gigs from punk and rock to hip-hop, plus stand-up and parties. Only open on event nights, so check the programme first; right by Dominikánské náměstí and Zelný trh.
Music café and gig venue at Štefánikova 8 with live bands almost every night: rock, jazz, blues and folk. Tickets about 100–290 Kč depending on the gig, cheaper in advance; tables via the online programme. Until 03:00 Wednesday to Saturday according to OpenStreetMap.
Music club at Štefánikova 95/24 with gigs by international acts, electronic parties and DJ nights. Parties cost from 149 Kč in advance, gigs 370–950 Kč; there's a hostel above the club, and the hall can be hired for private parties.
Music club at Štefánikova 836/1, formerly Druhý pád: gigs, parties, stand-up and quizzes, plus student parties and themed nights. Private parties can be booked; run with support from the City of Brno and the Ministry of Culture.
Music club with a bar at Kounicova 48, gigs on two stages, mainly alternative and indie. The bar opens at 15:00 Monday to Friday and at 18:00 at weekends, until 01:00 each night; tickets and tables via the website.
Beer spa in the centre at Za Divadlem 587/4 with a beer bath, yeast face mask and herbal steam bath: packages from 2,090 Kč per person for 90 minutes, unlimited Pilsner Urquell included, group packages for stag and hen dos on request. Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Laser game at the Game Center at Jánská 9 in the centre: a smoke-filled arena, a game lasts 15 minutes, 130 Kč per person from 5 players, 170 Kč with three or four. Plus a laser maze, Laser Sniper and Pixel Game; Saturdays 10:00–20:00, Sundays until 18:00.
Museum of illusions in the OC Rozkvět at Náměstí Svobody 85/16 with more than 70 illusions for wacky group photos: entry 320 Kč, 15% off for groups of 10 or more with a booking. Daily 10:00–20:00, last entry 19:00, good when it rains.
Almost 1,000 m of passages and medieval cellars 6 to 8 m beneath Zelný trh, down 212 steps, with an alchemist's lab and an old wine tavern. Entry 100–200 Kč, 30% off with Brnopas; Tuesday to Sunday 09:00–18:00, closed on Mondays.
Several escape rooms at Hybešova 271/29 in Staré Brno, up to 28 players at once, so the big group can play in teams too. For example “Ztracené město”: 1,600 Kč per group of 2 to 5 people, 60 minutes; daily 10:00–22:00, online booking.
Tour of the Starobrno brewery at Hlinky 160/12, 150 Kč with tasting, 60 Kč without. Scheduled tours in Czech on Saturdays at 11:00 and 13:00 and on Sundays at 11:00, no booking needed; private group tours from 500 Kč, book at least 7 days ahead.
Kart Arena Brno at the BVV Expoparking, Křížkovského 516/51, according to the operator the biggest indoor karting track in Moravia, with electric karts: 8 minutes of actual driving for 270 Kč on Mondays and Tuesdays, otherwise 290 Kč. For 15 races or more, book the track, ideally by phone.
Leisure complex at Líšeňská 4515/80 with 20 bowling lanes, a restaurant, beach volleyball, a golf simulator and three adventure golf courses. A lane costs 490–590 Kč per hour, 350 Kč before 14:00 on weekdays, shoe hire included; Monday to Saturday 10:00–23:00.
Indoor paintball hall at Bratří Mrštíků 1552/34, entrance on Gargulákova: 2,000 m² for up to 40 players. The “Rozlučka” stag package costs 970 Kč per person with 1 hour of play, 300 paintballs, camouflage clothing and a costume for the groom; free parking.
Covered shooting range run by CS Solutions at Karásek 2245/1f in Řečkovice, with 50 m and 25 m ranges plus a laser and airsoft range. The “Zážitková střelba” package costs 2,000 Kč for 5 guns and 45 rounds, “Odstřelovač” 1,600 Kč; daily 09:00–20:00, online booking.
Lužánky municipal indoor pool at Sportovní 486/4 with a 50 m pool and a wellness area with saunas and sauna rituals: 2 hours of wellness 360 Kč, 288 Kč with a chip watch. At weekends 10:00–20:00, on weekdays from 14:00; the private zone by booking only.
Scheduled electric boats on the Brno Reservoir from the Bystrc pier: to Hrad Veveří 110 Kč one way, 170 Kč return, the whole route just under 10 km in 70 minutes. In season only, which ends in late October; charter for about 100 people 7,500 Kč per hour.
Brewpub with its own brewery at Jakubská 120/4: 12° lager, wheat beer, Oatmeal Stout 13° and the strong Pegas Gold 16°, with the lager also in 1.5 l bottles to take away for 90 Kč. Daily from 11:00, tables online, parties and banquets by arrangement.
Lokál chain pub at Kozí 115/3 with Czech food: Pilsner Urquell 0.5 l for 74 Kč, mains about 230–415 Kč, such as the Přeštice pork chop. Book online; the base layer before the night on Kozí begins.
Big Pilsner beer hall of the Kolkovna group at Česká 163/5: Pilsner Urquell 0.5 l for 72 Kč, a lunch menu at about 179–199 Kč, plus Czech food in the evening. Monday to Saturday 11:00–24:00, Sundays until 23:00; book tables online.
Brewery restaurant right by the Starobrno brewery at Mendlovo náměstí 158/20, which has been brewing on Hlinky since 1872: Starobrno fresh from the brewery and a lunch menu for 179 Kč. Online booking, banquets for larger groups on request.
Bistro with its own patisserie at Veveří 14: breakfast from 08:30 to 13:00 at weekends, dishes about 235–265 Kč. The brunch for the morning after; book by phone, with a room and catering for groups on request.
Restaurant with Czech food at Kounicova 286/43, with its own rooms for parties, company events and get-togethers; seasonal specials such as St Martin's goose weeks. Book by phone or email; dinner before a gig at Alterna on the same street.
Beer spa in Brno: according to the listing, about 90 minutes in a beer bath with unlimited Pilsner Urquell; the schedule and meeting point are in your booking. A classic afternoon item for the groom or the bride before you hit the bars in the evening. From approx. €86 per person.
Entry to Absurdia, a museum of optical illusions in Brno: according to the listing, there are rooms for wacky group photos and puzzles to try out. Good for the morning after a long night and when it rains. From approx. €13 per person.
Guided walk through Brno's city centre, according to the listing about 2 hours on foot across the squares of the Old Town. A relaxed start on the first day, so you know where the bars are in the evening. From approx. €30 per person; the meeting point is in your booking.
Walk through Brno with a theme of your choice, according to the listing about 3 hours on foot; themes and meeting point are in your booking. Suits groups who want to take in something of the city as well as the parties. From approx. €35 per person.
Guided walk through the Old Town up to Špilberk fortress, according to the listing about 3 hours. The fortress sits between the Old Town and Staré Brno, where the bars are waiting in the evening. From approx. €18 per person; the meeting point is in your booking.
Walk to the legends of Brno, according to the listing about 2 hours on foot through the Old Town, with stories you won't find at the top of any guidebook. Easy-going enough for a group on Saturday morning. From approx. €60 per person; meeting point and what's included are in your booking.
Guided walk through Brno with a viewpoint above the city, according to the listing about 2 hours. Good for a group photo with the Old Town behind you before the evening starts. From approx. €30 per person; route and meeting point are in your booking.
Tasting tour of Brno restaurants in a small group, according to the listing about 3 hours with several stops and Czech dishes. A good base layer before a long night; larger groups are better off booking separately. From approx. €87 per person.
E-bike tour from Brno into the Moravian Karst north of the city, according to the listing about 4 hours with a stop at Pekárna Cave. For sporty groups, a day out in the fresh air, best from spring to autumn. From approx. €90 per person.
E-bike tour from Brno to the Brno Reservoir and Veveří Castle on its shore, according to the listing about 4 hours. Best from spring to autumn; start, route and what's included are in your booking. From approx. €100 per person.
Wine tasting at a winery in Mikulov, the wine town in South Moravia about 43 km south of Brno as the crow flies, according to the listing about 1 hour. You organise the trip there by train or bus yourselves. For groups who'd rather drink wine than beer. From approx. €39 per person.
Wine tasting with a sommelier in Mikulov, about 43 km south of Brno as the crow flies in South Moravia, according to the listing about 2 hours. Travel there isn't included. Works as a quiet item in the day for a stag or hen do spending a weekend in Brno. From approx. €76 per person.
The city's main square, known as “Svoboďák”, triangular because of old trade routes and a stream, and mentioned as early as the 13th century. Here the black granite clock releases a glass marble every day at 11:00, and in Advent the Christmas market arrives with a winter bar.
The Cabbage Market, known as “Zelňák”, with a fruit, vegetable and flower market, the baroque Parnas fountain by Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach and the Reduta Theatre. The labyrinth lies beneath the square, and on the square is the entrance to the Slast cellar bar; in Advent, one of the Christmas markets.
Square by the Church of St James with its ossuary, considered the second largest in Europe after Paris; on the corner with Běhounská, the functionalist Café Savoy. All around, on Kozí, Běhounská and Dvořákova, are the cocktail and shot bars, which makes it the meeting point for the evening.
13th-century castle founded by Přemysl Otakar II, later a military fortress and prison, the “prison of nations”, with a 119 m deep well in the great courtyard and casemates you can visit. The castle grounds are free with Brnopas.
The Cathedral of St Peter and St Paul on the hill of the same name, pictured on the 10-koruna coin. Its bells ring noon at 11:00, according to legend because that ended the Swedish siege in the Thirty Years' War. From here it's down to Zelný trh.
The oldest public park in the Czech lands, opened at the end of the 18th century, with the neo-Renaissance Kasino pavilion in the middle; Leoš Janáček liked to walk here. A meeting point between the clubs on Štefánikova and Lužánky indoor pool.
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Brno parties within a short walk: cocktails and shots around Jakubské náměstí, the beer exchange and dance clubs between Náměstí Svobody and Jánská, cellar bars at Zelný trh, a brewery and escape rooms in Staré Brno, craft beer on Veveří and Lidická, and live music on Štefánikova.
For cocktails, shots and standing-room beer
The night starts on Jakubské náměstí: standing-room beer from small breweries at Výčep na stojáka at Běhounská 16, tiki cocktails at Aloha at Kozí 10, shots from 55 Kč two doors down at Kozí 12 and, round the corner, Bar, který neexistuje on Dvořákova, until 03:30.
For the beer exchange, an ice room and dance clubs
Around Náměstí Svobody with the ball clock: beer at stock-market prices at Pivní burza at Jánská 16, an ice room at −20 °C at Sky Ice Bar on Poštovská, below it in the Alfa Pasáž the Metro until 05:00, and on Jánská the 7. nebe dance club with booths.
For cellar bars, tapas and gigs
Beneath Zelný trh lie almost 1,000 m of passages in the labyrinth and the 7 cellar rooms of Slast with cocktails and shisha; at Dominikánské náměstí 3, pintxos and more than 150 wines at Don Pintxos, and at Dominikánská 342/19 punk, hip-hop and stand-up at První patro.
For a brewery, escape rooms and cocktails
In Staré Brno below Špilberk: Starobrno fresh from the brewery on Mendlovo náměstí, the pub Na blbým místě on Pellicova with a side room for 15, escape rooms for up to 28 players on Hybešova and the Super Panda Circus cocktail bar on Šilingrovo náměstí.
For ale, craft beer and indie gigs
North-west of the Old Town on Veveří, Lidická and Kounicova: ale from the Lucky Bastard brewery at bratří Čapků 8, rotating draught beers from around the world at Ochutnávková pivnice at Lidická 10, board games at Immigrant at Veveří 57 and gigs on two stages at Alterna.
For live music, club nights and saunas
On Štefánikova by Lužánky park there are three music clubs: live bands almost every night at Stará pekárna at number 8, parties from 149 Kč at Fléda at 95/24, gigs and quizzes at Artbar at 836/1; during the day, saunas at Lužánky indoor pool.
Sample itinerary
This is what a weekend that works in Brno looks like, whether it's a stag do, a hen party or a quieter group. You'll find every venue in the planner above, where you can swap out individual stops.
Pilsner Urquell 0.5 l for 74 Kč and Czech food on Kozí.
Shots from 55 Kč, the Mojito XXL with 8 servings for 990 Kč.
Signature drinks on Dvořákova, Fridays until 03:30.
A gig or DJ night in the Alfa Pasáž, until 05:00.
Electric karts, 8 minutes of actual driving for 290 Kč.
90-minute beer bath with unlimited Pilsner Urquell, Saturdays until 22:00.
House beer from the 12° lager to Pegas Gold 16°.
8 draught beers at stock-market prices, until 01:00.
Party night with a DJ; book a booth online beforehand.
More than 70 illusions for group photos, 15% off for 10 people or more.
Pintxos, jamón and more than 150 wines on Dominikánské náměstí.
Tiki cocktails at Kozí 10, Fridays until 02:00.
Cocktails in 7 cellar rooms beneath Zelný trh, until 02:00.
Breakfast until 13:00 at weekends, with its own patisserie.
212 steps down to an alchemist's lab and an old wine tavern.
2 hours of saunas for 360 Kč, until 20:00 at weekends.
Beer hall on Česká; book tables online.
No bookings, so get there early; until 02:00.
Cocktails under neon light, Saturdays until 03:30.
Meet at the black ball clock on Svoboďák.
Starobrno fresh from the brewery on Mendlovo náměstí.
Moravian wines above the ruins of a rotunda on Vídeňská.
Breakfast on Veveří, dishes about 235–265 Kč.
Scheduled tour on Saturdays at 11:00, with tasting 150 Kč.
Castle with a 119 m deep well and casemates.
Almost 1,000 m of passages beneath the Cabbage Market, until 18:00.
2 house ales and 4 guest ales on tap on bratří Čapků.
Rotating draught beers from around the world at Lidická 10.
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Budget
In Brno, half a litre of beer costs about 45–70 Kč in a pub, a cocktail about 100–180 Kč, a game of laser game 130 Kč and a karting race 270–290 Kč. The beer spa from 2,090 Kč, shooting packages and charter boats are what push the budget up; shots on Kozí, the 150 Kč brewery tour and the 90 Kč day ticket keep it down.
| Option | Per person | What's included |
|---|---|---|
| One night out | €30–60 | dinner, two bars and a club around Jakubské náměstí and Jánská |
| A day with an activity | €50–145 | plus karting, laser game, an escape room, paintball or the beer spa |
| Weekend | €100–270 | two nights out, one activity, one night in a double room, travel not included |
Guide prices per person, based on the prices of the venues and tours on this page. The bride or groom usually doesn't pay; their share is split across the group. The planner above adds up what your programme costs.
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Seasonal tips
These dates come round every year. If your weekend falls on one of them, the city will be packed. If you'd rather keep things relaxed, plan around them.
The building trade fair at the BVV exhibition grounds in late March or early April; during big trade fairs the tourist office advises booking accommodation early.
In May, the big student festival with a parade from Náměstí Svobody to the exhibition grounds and concerts; the city has tens of thousands of students at Masaryk University and the University of Technology.
In June MotoGP is back at the Automotodrom Brno; it's one of the expensive weekends for hotels.
From late June to early July, the fireworks competition at the Brno Reservoir, with fireworks and drone shows.
From August to November there's burčák, the fermenting grape must; the wine harvest festivals in Mikulov and Hustopeče peak in September, with Valtice following in early October.
In mid-September, the International Engineering Fair at the BVV exhibition grounds; hotels get scarce and expensive.
In October, the international film festival BRNO16 and the Janáček Brno festival.
From mid-November on Zelný trh and Moravské náměstí, from late November on Náměstí Svobody, Dominikánské náměstí and in the courtyard of the Old Town Hall; on Svoboďák with a winter bar and DJ sets in the evening.
The 13th-century castle, founded by Přemysl Otakar II, was the harshest prison of the Habsburg monarchy in the 18th and 19th centuries, the “prison of nations”; today you can visit the casemates, and in the great courtyard there's a 119 m deep well.
Almost 1,000 m of passages and cellars 6 to 8 m beneath the Cabbage Market, reached by 212 steps, with an alchemist's lab, a historic tavern and a wine cellar; Tuesday to Sunday 09:00–18:00.
Beneath the Church of St James lie the remains of an estimated more than 50,000 people; the ossuary is considered the second largest in Europe after Paris and sits right on Jakubské náměstí, where the bars open in the evening.
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