Brno

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Stroll through the historic center of Brno, capital of Moravia, and admire rich architectural treasures by day or in the evening. Visit top attractions such as the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul. Follow your guide to piazzas such as Liberty Square (the main market square from the Middle Ages), Freedom Square and Capuchin Square (Kapucínské náměstí), where the crypt of the Capuchin Monastery holds the mummified remains of city noblemen. Go to the Vegetable Market, situated over a labyrinth of underground corridors that were used to store food, brew beer and mature wine. Look at the allegorical carvings of the Parnassus Fountain and admire the Renaissance facade of the Reduta Theatre, where Mozart once played. Hear the legend of the dragon and the wheel at the Old Town Hall, and see the New Town Hall, House of the Noblemen of Leipa, and Church of St. James before heading back along Joseph Street (Josefska). During festive holidays, such as Christmas and Easter, visit traditional markets and get to know more about the Czech traditions and customs.

Brno is the second largest city in the Czech Rebublic. The city can be proud of its numerous landmarks, which are proof of its rich 800-year history. The city became historically important during the Thirty Year War, as it was the only town in Central Europe able to defend itself against the siege by the Swedish army. Functionalist architecture contributed to giving the city its modernist metropolis appearance.  You can choose from these three thematic walking tours: Functionalism in Brno with Villa Tugendhat Garden entrance:  Brno is known for its functionalist buildings with minimalist design. Take a closer look at the architecture with your expert guide. Visit the gardens of Villa Tugendhat and see buildings see buildings by Ludwig Mies van den Rohe, Bohuslav Fuchs, Ernst Wiesner and others. History and Architecture: This tour is designed for lovers of history. It is led by a historian guide who will introduce the history of Brno from the Middle Ages to the present day and the most important architectural buildings. Legends of Brno: On this tour you will get to know the old Brno in a fun way by learning more about the city's most famous old legends. Learn about the Brno dragon, the stone virgin, Baron Trenck, Capuchin mummies, and much more.

Take a full-day trip to the Czech Republic while you are in Vienna. Explore the culture and history of the Golden City of Prague. Discover the main highlights like Charles Bridge, Jewish Cemetery, and more. The tour starts with pickup from your central hotel in Vienna at the pre-arranged time. As you travel through Moravia on your 4-hour trip to the Czech Republic, enjoy the scenery of the historical Czech lands. Visit Prague's most famous sights such as the National Theater, Charles Bridge, the elegant residences lining the river, Parisian Street, the Jewish Cemetery, Wenceslas Square, and the Old Town Square. For all beer lovers, don't miss an opportunity to taste the best beer in the world by sampling a Czech brew. Your tour concludes with transportation back to Vienna.

Get to Brno Benesova Bus Station from Prague Florenc Central Bus Station or vice versa in just around 2,5 hours on a modern bus. Take the hassle out of the start or end of your holiday by booking your ticket online in advance. Simply relax on air-conditioned buses from the comfort of your seat and arrive at your destination on time, either at Prague central or Brno central. Be greeted and supported by staff who will help you onboard and enjoy the view of Prague and Brno during the transfer. On board the luxurious yellow coaches you will receive free hot drinks and can buy a selection of other refreshments. Daily newspapers and magazines make your journey more enjoyable, as does Wi-Fi on all lines, leather reclining seats with seat belts, and of course an on-board toilet. During the journey you can watch a movie, listen to music, or play electronic games, all thanks to the interactive touchscreens with an entertainment portal built into every seat.

Meet your drive at hotel reception. Private transfer to Bratislava. Bratislava and Vienna are two the closest capital cities in Europe. Both cities have similar roots, moreover were the capital cities of Austro – Hungarian Empire. Bratislava was a capital of Hungarian Kingdom. On the contrary Vienna of Austrian Kingdom. After the arrival in Bratislava meeting with licensed guide. Start of the Grand City Tour of Bratislava. The Grand City Tour consist of two parts. Panorama city tour by car and Walking tour. Panorama city tour The first part of the tour is a panorama city tour by car. Pass along Presidential Palace. Drive thru Palisady district, full of villas built in style of functionalism. The villas have been built at the beginning of 20th century. Short stop at Bratislava Castle. Continue to house of Slovak Parliament. Last stop at Slavin Monument, a breathtaking view on Bratislava. Afterward drive to Old Town. Walking Tour First part is a walking tour. It lasts 2,15 hours. Discover Slovak National Theater. Continue to Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra building – Reduta. Certainly stroke a head of the statue Man at Work, in order to return to Bratislava. At Main Square take a picture with a Napoleonic soldier. In addition hear a legend about the knight Roland. Even you can refresh in his fountain at Main Square. At first pass Old Town Hall to get to a hidden gem of the city – Primate’s Palace. At Franciscan square you can marvel at Franciscan Church. It’s the oldest sacral building of Bratislava. Afterwards walk down thru St. Michael’s Gate. Hear the stories about the executor, who lived next door to the gate. Next stop will be Palace of Royal Hungarian Chamber. In this palace Hungarian Parliament used to meet. Last stops of walking tour are Academia Istropolitana, St. Catharine Chapel, Mozart House and Keglevich Palace. At the end of the walking tour admire St. Martin’s Cathedral. There were crowned 19 Hungarian kings & queens. Finally finish of the Grand City Tour. Thereafter 3 hours free time in Bratislava. Our guide will recommend you a restaurant for a lunch according your preferences. Eventually meeting with the driver. Drive back to Vienna. Drop off at your hotel.

On this WWII and Communism-themed tour you will discover the turbulent events of the German occupation of Czechoslovakia, the Operation Anthropoid, the 1945 Uprising, the Salinization and the Velvet Revolution. Get to know the events and personalities of Prague’s occupation and liberation. The 2-hours walking tour will start with a walk through Josefov, which is one of the best preserved Jewish Ghettos in Europe. You will see the Maisel Synagogue and the Spanish Synagogue and hear about the horrors of the transportation of Czech Jews to the Theresienstadt concentration camp and Hitler’s horrific plan to create the “museum of the extinct race”. Prague played an important part in defeating the Nazi regime. Your Private Guide will give you the details of the Prague Uprising at the Old Town Square. You will see the iconic Astronomical Clock on the facade of the Old Town Hall, which suffered heavy damage during the bloody battles of May 5-9, 1945. The involvement of the Red Army in the liberalization of the city was later used by the Czechoslovak Communist Party to increase the support for communism. Next, you will walk to the Petschek Palace, the former seat of the Gestapo headquarters. On the corner of the building you will find a memorial plaque dedicated to the Czech resistance and you will hear of their efforts, interrogations and tortures. The tour will end on the historic Wenceslas Square, which was used by the Nazis for mass demonstrations and where the mass demonstrations of the 1989 Velvet Revolution took place. Choose the extended 4-hours option to visit the Museum of Communism to get an insight into the life in Communist-era Czechoslovakia. The museum covers the events from the four decades of communist rule in the country, including the Cold War, Prague Spring, Soviet Invasion of 1968, suicide of student Jan Palach, and the Velvet Revolution. You will hear the stories of the totalitarian regime, propaganda, censorship, political trials and executions. This is a must-see to gain a true understanding of Praguers heroic efforts to gain independence and democracy.

Unveil the captivating city of Brno on this immersive walking tour! Journey through time, admiring the architectural marvel of the Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul. Explore the rich Moravian history at the Moravian Museum and soak in the vibrant atmosphere of Zelný Trh. Witness the architectural grandeur of the Old Town Hall and delve into the Capuchin Monastery’s serenity. Stroll down the bustling Masarykova Street and stand at the heart of the city in Náměstí Svobody. Descend into the historic Brno Ossuary beneath St. James’ Church and ascend the mighty Špilberk Castle, offering panoramic city views and a glimpse into Brno’s past as a formidable fortress. This tour unveils Brno’s hidden wonders and leaves you with a lasting impression.

Safety, full responsibility, insurance at the highest level. Experienced drivers who speak local and English, with at least five years of experience in providing transfer services and working with international populations Hassle-free adjustments should your plans change around the clock. Quick response if you need to change your route You will be met at the airport and delivered to the exact address you specified. We monitor all flights arriving at Prague Airport and if your flight is delayed, we will be notified. You will be greeted at the exit of the terminal with a sign that will include your name when booking. The driver will help with moving your luggage

Explore Moravian Karst like a local. Go to hidden and little-known places that tell interesting stories about the history and nature of the Moravian Karst. Hike from the roof of the Moravian Karst to the place where water disappears into the Punkva caves. Enjoy lunch in a local restaurant. Start your day in Blansko (you can catch the train from Brno every 30 minutes). Head to the Moravian Karst, where you'll hike 5 kilometers from the roof of the Moravian Karst to the place where water disappears into the Punkva caves. Stop at the village of Šošůvka, the highest point of which is the hill Helišova skála at 613 meters above sea level. Learn about the Sloupsko-šošůvské jeskyně ("Sloup-Šošůvka Caves") Nature Reserve located in the municipality. Continue to the village of Holštejn, located in the northeast of the Moravian Karst protected landscape area. Visit the Hladomorna (Dungeon) Cave, which served as a castle prison. After your hike, enjoy lunch in a local restaurant. Then, return to Brno.

Experience the magic of Christmas in Vienna, Salzburg, Brno, and Bratislava on a 5-day tour. Visit the main attractions of Vienna, explore the Christmas markets of Salzburg, and discover the sights of Brno and Bratislava. Meet your guide at your accommodation and head to the city center of Vienna. Forget for a moment the bustle and stress of modern life. Instead, travel back to a simpler age. Breathe in the aroma of fried sausages, melted cheese, and goulash soup, the tang of roasted almonds and toffee apples, and the sweet fragrance of countless scented soaps and candles. Wreathe yourself in wisps of steam from a mug of hot Christmas punch, and fill your eyes with the dazzling displays of artists, craftspeople, cooks, and shopkeepers. This is also the time for one of the Mozart & Strauss concerts put on especially for visitors. Light classical music in a historical venue on a crisp winter evening adds another touch of pleasure to the seasonal experience in the evening. On day 2, visit the main attractions of Vienna, including Belvedere, Schonbrunn, Hofburg, and St. Stephen's Cathedral. Vienna's artistic and intellectual legacy was shaped by residents including Mozart, Beethoven, and Sigmund Freud. The city is also known for its Imperial palaces, including Schönbrunn, the Habsburgs’ summer residence. In the MuseumsQuartier district, historic and contemporary buildings display works by Egon Schiele, Gustav Klimt, and other artists. On day 3, take a day trip to Salzburg. Visit the Salzburg Christkindlmarkt, which has existed since 1974. Every year, the market is officially opened with befitting pomp and circumstance on the Thursday preceding the first Sunday in Advent, closing its shutters for the final time on 1 January. On day 4, take a day trip to Brno. Brno is a city in the Czech Republic. It’s known for its modernist buildings, like the restored Villa Tugendhat, completed in 1930 by architect Mies van der Rohe. The medieval Špilberk Castle houses a city museum, gardens, and a former prison with vaulted tunnels. The Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul has baroque altars, a 14th-century statue of the Madonna and Child, and city views from its steeple. On day 5, take a day trip to Bratislava. Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, is set along the Danube River by the border with Austria and Hungary. It’s surrounded by vineyards and the Little Carpathian mountains, crisscrossed with forested hiking and cycling trails. The pedestrian-only, 18th-century old town is known for its lively bars and cafes. Perched atop a hill, the reconstructed Bratislava Castle overlooks old town and the Danube. End the day around 5 PM at the airport, ending this incredible trip which will leave you with unforgettable memories.