TOP 10 Most Rated tourist attractions in Brno-střed

It is a beautiful Catholic church, very much High Gothic, it is located on the end of the Freedom Square, and it was used collect Old bones of Plague, cholera and war victims to store it, during my research about it I found 3 different name for it, 1- Church of St. Jakub. 2- The Church of St. James. 3- Church of Santiago. Unfortunately it was closed, so I have no more information about

Church of Sto bene.James. Ilone of the best & must see in Brno. With the notable height & simplicity of roof in paradox with the sculptures & paintings on the ground & walls wich makes it more attractive. I arrived so early bc I had a bus to go to Prague, but I wanted to see this church. There were three other ladies wanted to get inside, they called the guard so he’d open the door of church. Such a warm welcome ☺️🌟👍🏻

A beautiful church with interesting history - listen to the guide in the church - he has a lot of stories and legend to tell you. Take the tour up the tower and you will see the unique two- ways staircase to the top.

The Church of St. James. The exterior of the church is very much High Gothic, but the interior seems to be a mix of Gothic and Baroque, though mostly the former. Most of the interior is painted white and purely from an aesthetics point of view, not all that interesting. The only standout art in the building is the high altar piece which is in the form of a Gothic style tower which sculptures of Christ on the Cross and Saint James. I did find an amusing sculpture on the exterior of the church though. It's a sculpture of a man is baring his naked backside in the direction of Saint Peter and Paul's Cathedral. Im told it's a joke by the masons in competition with the cathedral. It can be found high up above one of the windows on the south east side of the church.

This will talk a relatively short period of time to see. It is fascinating and sad all at once. There is music that is playing softly from speakers to add a respectful tone to the presence of human bones. I had never experienced a place like this. The bones are arranged in various ways, and create patterns in columns and walls. You can buy tickets right at the location of the Ossuary at Saint Peter's Cathedral. Many people here died from Cholera and the Plague. As many as 50,000 skeletons are amassed here.

Whether you are an astronomy buff or just want to learn more about the earth, the moon, the planets and the stars, Brno Observatory will never disappoint you. It offers many interesting educative programs throughout the year. Occasionally, there are also open-air actions such as the festival of planets showcasing 10m in diameter big inflatable models of the earth and other planets, which are spectacular to see especially after dusk when the models are nicely lit.

The place is run by enthusiasts. The guys working at the observatory seem to really like what they do. From few experiences that I have, I dare to say that whatever event or activity will you go for, you will always learn a lot and information will be handed over in an entertaining way. I have already tried to go 2 times for night sky observing, but unfortunately, it was never the actual observing of the night sky, due to weather conditions. This is not a problem of the place, of course. But count with that possible situation and don't be disappointment if it happens to you. You will still hear a lot of useful and interesting fun facts about the universe and the sky above us.

Interesting and nice ideas for kids and even adults😁🙃

Beautiful place outside! My boyfriend and I went on a sunny day and everything was beautiful! Highly recommend and a nice picnic in the “cow mountain” is also suggested

A very interesting place, there is an exhibition of beautiful photos of space, the lecture itself was interesting and beautiful. At the entrance there is an interactive playground, you can have an interesting time, the children will like it. We also got to the exhibition Parade of Planets and Stars, it looks amazing at night.

Nice attraction, you can see bunker with all items and facilities. There are also videos explaining how it would be used (most of them have translation in English). Takes around 30-40 min to complete whole route.

There is some confusion on Google maps: Bunker 10-Z is primarily a museum, that also offers night accomodations. You can visit it for less than 5 euros for students and little more for adults. You can touch all the stuff of the anti-atomic bunker while going around it on your own. I must say there is sometimes little explanation in general and let alone in English. I would have appreciated a general explanation at the beginning about the history of Brno. It is like they take a lot for granted, so maybe they do not expect a lot of tourists.

We just visited the museum. It's absolutely amazing and super immersive. The staff gave amazing explanations. Big plus to them for having people with disabilities as staff. In another visit I'd definitely would book a room there

First of all the staff was fantastic - super accommodating and kind. Then to have the free reign to wander around this bunker was so cool. It’s decorated with awesome period detail and props. The rooms are rustic, as are the bathrooms. It feels a lot like camping, but I think that’s part of the charm. If you want total comfort then I’d suggest a normal hotel, but for an extraordinary experience that you won’t soon forget then book 10-Z. The location rocks too in central Brno. Highly recommended

The rooms are really small. Beds are uncomfortable and old. Shower is bad. There is no hanger in shower and bathroom is rust. However, the atmosphere of the hotel is interesting. I think you should visit this place for museum not as hotel.

A little park area with benches & monuments where many people chill because of the vantage point which gives an amazing panoramic view of Brno. You can walk through the little park and you come to what appears to be walkways of an old castle which take you on a beautiful scenic route through neverending courtyards and walkways around and down to street level. If your in Brno its a must to pass by here to take spectacular photos of the views.

My favorite spot in the city~ come here before sunset and have a great view on different terraces◕‿◕ ！

I go there a lot to spend time with my friends. Nice view, great atmosphere, and the central location all contribute to the overall quality to this place.

A romantic place (sometimes full of homeless people...) to spend an evening or to visit on a trip.

One of my loved places in Brno. Awesome view to Špilberk, small park with many benches to sit and enjoy your time. Under the catedral of Petrov. Just perfect

You can visit some of the rooms for free and need to pay to go to the tower. The interior is nice, though it's probably not one of the top attractions in the city. The crocodile there is certainly an icon, and the tourist information office is great with very nice staff and helpful info.

Tickets can be purchased immediately at the box office. They are pretty cheap. The views are quite beautiful. You can see the city center well. Definitely recommend to visit

It 's so beautiful city Romantic architecture, lovely people, and a very livable city.

the Old Town Hall serves mainly cultural purposes, as it houses a gallery, an information centre, and a permanent exhibition on its history. In summer, you can visit its historical halls and climb up the 63-metre tower to enjoy an impressive view of Brno from the top. The courtyard serves as a venue for various concerts, festivals, theatre performances, and film screenings. Enter its arched passage through the portal beneath the legendary Late Gothic turret by sculptor Anton Pilgram. In the passage, you can see two items from other famous Brno legends: a crocodile, also called the Brno dragon, and a wheel. The courtyard beyond, with Renaissance arcades from the end of the 16th century, was built by Italian designers, and later modifications are the result of its Early Baroque renovations. The Old Town Hall served its original purpose until 1935 when the authorities moved to Nová radnice (the New Town Hall) located at Dominikánské náměstí (Dominican Square)

Tremendous view. You can see 360 view of Prague for £3 about 150 steps to climb and some interesting historical info on the way up. We went just as it opened at 20am Sunday and it was quiet. Recommend timing your visit so you can hear the Bell eg on the hour

Time machine or Town Clock - bullet shaped statue on Freedom Square , 6m high black granite , memory of the city defense against the Swedish army

The locals meeting spot! On the square. Precisely at 11 am daily try your chance at capturing a custom ball.

Astronomical clock and sculpture. Nothing is explained, it would be cool to know how it works, this is from Wikipedia: Time is displayed by turning the highest stone parts. The whole tip rotates around its axis in a minute, and there is a sharp prism on it that serves as a seconds indicator. The top glass part rotates once every hour and serves as a minute hand. The dial numbers rotate once every 12 hours. Every full hour, the machine beeps briefly.

Cool landmark, but don't wait around to see the show at the top of the hour. It's pretty basic and you'll probably pass by at just the right time without wasting time waiting.

I’m not sure that I understand the idea of this monument/clock/installation… it makes an impression of something put out there just to make people come and take a picture, if they do not find anything interesting to do one city centre.

To my six-year-old daughter, VIDA is the coolest. Despite being in one giant room, the exhibits are diverse and interactive. You can make a tornado, test electricity, make paper airplanes, and so much more. The highlight was the art area with every type of supply imaginable. You get to take home the art you create! There’s an outdoor area, a two-level slide, a cafe that sells ham and cheese sandwiches and popsicles.

We had a great time! Our kids did not want to leave. I recommend to take apart the workshop and scuba diver show which is for free (workshop almost for free). Reserve whole day, food was also great, typical czech/slovak food and not french fries.

It was a ravenous experience. I was there three years ago and there were many more grown-ups. Today, it's booming with children like a kids entertainment centrum. I, too, was there with my small children, nevertheless 😅. We were constantly in motion. They've got an area for smaller children, but it's poorly divided from areas for bigger humans so they are constantly running in, we constantly caused some grouping troubles at dangerous and badly protected attractions, we are sorry. The meal and drink is good here but only sausages in rolls, sandwiches and small water bottles. It's good to have your own. As there are so many attractions, they are sometimes not working. On the other hand, they are often changed for new ones.

Amazing place for families with kids, but enjoyable for adults too.

Good for children. Although not all attractions were working.

The oldest park in the country, this one is spacious and comes with trails, running trails, a playground, statues, cafes, and more. It’s a peaceful place with plenty of shade!

This is the best park in Brno. It is very cozy and has incredibly beautiful nature. A great place for picnics with friends or walks with the family. There are many different birds, squirrels are common and there is a nice pond with ducks. The park can be visited at any time of the year.

Very big park, with probably everything you can wish for. Very comfortable for just walking and chatting.

A spectacular oasis just a few minutes walk of the old town of Brno Highly recommended for a walk or just seat under the trees a lot of locals doing picnics there…!!!

This is a nice, clean and calm park. Lot of colourful plants in the park during autumn. There are places for children and for exercising. There is a small lake in one corner. Ideal for nature lovers, jogging and watching sky.

Spacious park with amazing views and many statues and other objects scattered around.

Nice place for a family walk with a beautiful view on the whole city. From time to time there are some events organized there like the Witch burning event on the 30th of April that we were able to attend. There was a great opportunity to grill, try local Czech wine&beer and see the huge bonfire😊

Nice park with high ground view over the city

Wonderful public grounds of the castle. Green and lush with great views of Brno

The second time coming back to this place, the last time was winter. and this time it is fall. It was amazing with the surrounding scenery seen from the castle. As for the castle, there are a lot of things to talk about, like history, domination, prisons, etc. Just refers to the scene here. Autumn is very beautiful, more tourists than last time I came. From the castle you can zoom in and look around the city of Brno.

The most beautiful Christmas spot in the city, here you can see the tree all lit up and find a good Christmas market where you can have a plethora of different food and drink mulled wine in the wintertime. The tree inaugurates by the last week of November and it goes up until the end of December. at the Christmas market, you can also get handcrafted items such as necklaces spices and others like cookie cutters, for example

Freedom Square is a very nice square in Brno , located in the hart of the old city , it has three main land mark , 1- Plague Column memorial . 2- Time machine or Town Clock. 3- Skácel's Fountain. There are some historical buildings around the square.

A lovely area bustling with shops, restaurants and amazing buildings and architecture. If your going to Brno you will definitely enjoy some of your time walking around marvelling at the unique buildings, as well as chilling at the restaurants and bars to eat and drink.

Very beautiful square where lots of shops and cafes are located. The chronograph is also an interesting object placed at the corner of the square.

Beautiful and vibrant place of Brno where many shops, cafes and sights are located.