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Brno – printable tourist map with numbered top attractions

Top sights on this map

  1. Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul
  2. Spilberk Castle
  3. Freedom Square
  4. Old Town Hall
  5. Capuchin Monastery and Crypt
  6. St. James Church and Ossuary
  7. Zelný trh Vegetable Market
  8. Moravian Gallery of Art
  9. Main Post Office
  10. Palác šlechtičen museum

Audio Guides – Brno

Explore on foot with a self-guided audio tour that narrates each stop as you reach it.

Brno's Villa Quarter

Brno's Villa Quarter

153 min7.5 km15 stops

On the wooded slopes west of the centre — Pisárky and the Masaryk Quarter — Brno's interwar elite built the densest concentration of modernist villas in the country. This walk threads fifteen of them: the two you can go inside (Dušan Jurkovič's Art-Nouveau house and Ernst Wiesner's purist Vila Stiassni, both now museums), the 1928 Nový dům colony that was Brno's answer to Stuttgart's Weissenhof, the only Czech house in MoMA's 1932 "International Style" show, and a string of homes by Wiesner, Bohuslav Fuchs, Jiří Kroha and Jindřich Kumpošt for the textile magnates who once lived here. Roughly three hours on foot through one leafy hillside quarter.

Brno Central Cemetery: Legends in Stone

Brno Central Cemetery: Legends in Stone

62 min2.3 km9 stops

Walk through Ústřední hřbitov, Brno's vast Central Cemetery, to meet the people who built the city's identity: Gregor Mendel, composer Leoš Janáček, architect Bohuslav Fuchs, Brno's first Czech mayor, the founder of its public library, a Moravian Karst explorer, one of Czechoslovakia's great postwar poets, the founder of Czech Slavic studies, and the man who opened Brno's first Czech bookshop, alongside memorials to civic and wartime sacrifice and Ernst Wiesner's Functionalist crematorium.

The Story of Brno

The Story of Brno

58 min2.5 km7 stops

A walk through eight centuries of Brno's history, from its medieval founding to the fortress that became one of the Habsburg Empire's most feared prisons. This walk visits the city's Gothic cathedral and Old Town Hall, the last surviving fragment of the medieval city walls, the civic square where a column still marks a devastating 17th-century plague and where both world wars left their mark, a statue of the medieval margrave who once ruled the city, a Gothic church built over a vast underground ossuary, and Špilberk Castle, whose walls hold the story of a legendary siege and two centuries as a political prison. Seven stops through Brno's historic core, roughly eighty minutes on foot.

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