Brno (Czech Republic): Czeching Out Brno (1380 words)by - written on 17/01/13, updated on 17/01/13 (Very useful, 69 readings)
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The Czech city of Brno has some 400,000 residents (its metropolitan area has around twice that) and it is the capital of the province of Moravia. It is home to the largest exhibition centre in Europe and to the country's Constitutional and Supreme Courts, the Supreme Administrative Court and the office of the national Ombudsman. Brno ... Read the complete review
Brno, the biggest village in the Czech Republic. (1902 words)by - written on 14/08/11, updated on 14/08/11 (Very useful, 176 readings)
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Brno has been my home for two and a half years now, and the capital of Moravia is so laid back, I've only just got round to writing about it. Chances are, if you are visiting Brno for the first time and coming from Prague, you're going to feel one of two ways - first, you might welcome the break from tourists, the more relaxed ... Read the complete review
by - written on 10/08/09, updated on 10/08/09 (Very useful, 57 readings)
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Brno is Czech Republic's 2nd city and the capital of Moravia, whilst Prague might not seem particularly frantic compared to other capital cities, it's a major rat race by Czech standards. Moravians however are notoriously laidback and this aura is noticeable in Brno. Capital cities also tend to attract a certain amount of people with ... Read the complete review
by - written on 22/01/09 (Very useful, 259 readings)
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To give all dooyoo readers a break from my Madeiran reviews I am going back to the trip I took in the Czech Republic in 2006. Please check out my Prague and Moravian Mountain reviews as this review of Brno is part of the same trip. We actually visited Brno by bus rather than taking the car and caught the bus which was on time from ... Read the complete review
Brno (Czech Republic): BRNO from A to Z (1810 words)by - written on 13/08/01, updated on 26/10/01 (Very useful, 152 readings)
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A IS FOR ARCHITECTURE Lots of Brno is composed of some magnificent ancient buildings and sculptures. As with many European cities, the amount of work that must have gone into making it how it is is amazing. B IS FOR BRÜNN This is the German name for the city, and vital if you are travelling from a German ... Read the complete review
by - written on 05/04/01, updated on 05/04/01 (Useful, 457 readings)
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Prague has become the fashionable city break in Europe but many people have overlooked Brno, the capital of the Czech province of Moravia, an area with a fascinating history. Brno Lake was a popular tourist area during Communist times and has managed to attract many western tourists over the last decade or so. The lake itself is set ... Read the complete review
