Popular Tour Itineraries Featuring Brno

Most places in Brno take cards, but it's always a good idea to have some Czech kronen on hand. We recommend visiting bank ATMs, but accommodations staff can also recommend exchange places with good rates.

Brno is perhaps the safest city in the Czech Republic, with low crime rates, and virtually nonexistent violent crime.

One night tends to be sufficient, but people often spend two nights in Brno, to make room for day trips to nearby vineyards and caves.

Public transport tickets are valid for any form of public transport, so you only need to pay attention to how long you are traveling (tickets are valid for specific amounts of time) and which zones you are traveling through. If you’re traveling through the city, a ticket for zones 100 and 101 is probably all you’ll need. You can buy tickets from any of the yellow ticket vending machines located at various stops throughout the city, or you can purchase them at information centers, stations, and newsagents. You can even buy your ticket directly from the driver (exact change needed).

Brno is very walkable, but also has a good public transportation system. Tickets are valid for all forms of public transportation, but there good for different amounts of time and zone. If you're staying in the city center, a ticket for zones 100 and 101 will probably suffice. You can buy tickets from any of the yellow ticket vending machines located at various stops throughout the city, or purchase them at information centers, stations, and kiosks. You can also buy tickets direct from drivers, but this requires exact change.