Czechia · BRNO TOURS
Moravia capital is cheaper, younger and far less crowded than Prague. These 15 cover the old centre, the bunker under the city and the themed walks, with prices and how long each one takes.
Spend two hours exploring Brno’s historic center with an English or German-speaking guide. Visit Liberty Square, the Capuchin Monastery, Vegetable Market, Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul, Old Town Hall, and St. James Church. Guides such as Lukas, Luca, Robert, and Eliska add local stories, humor, and practical tips.
“The Guide was very friedly and i would recommend this to eveyone.”
Spend three hours exploring Brno with an English- or German-speaking guide and a group of up to 10. Choose Functionalist architecture with Villa Tugendhat garden entry, a history and architecture route, or old legends about the dragon, Baron Trenck, and Capuchin mummies.
Enter Brno’s 10-Z bunker with a mobile skip-the-line ticket and an English map that turns the visit into a self-guided search. Follow the shelter’s corridors, find hidden QR codes, and see the diesel generator, filtration room, telephone switchboard, gas masks, prison door, and audiovisual displays. Allow 15 minutes to 1.5 hours, depending on your pace.
“A very interesting tour of past times. We enjoyed the whole tour around the dark past of Brno and the world.”
Travel from Brno with an English-speaking guide such as Helena or Denik to Křtiny, Punkva Caves, the Macocha Abyss and Pernstejn Castle. Expect a full nine-hour day, cave temperatures near 6 C, several stair-heavy visits, Czech-language site tours with written or audio help, and extra entry fees.
“The caves were beautiful as was the castle. Helen was wonderful to spend the day with and very knowledgeable about all of the history. She definitely went the extra mile.”
Travel from Brno in a private, air-conditioned vehicle with English-speaking guide Helena Svedova. Visit Austerlitz Chateau, the Peace Cairn, Napoleon’s command post at Žuráň, Santon Hill, Sokolnice, Tvarožná, and Telnice. The tour lasts about seven hours, includes pickup and drop-off, and combines battlefield views with museums, monuments, and local history.
“It is not hard to rate this adventure 5 stars. Helena has been amazing all the way. There are many things to see, many "hidden" spot that would take days to identify even with a good written guide of the area. With Helena you can get right to the place, she is well informed on the facts and legends of the area, and she goes above and beyond to take you where you want to be. She obviously speaks the language witch by itself is a must, you can get to museums and other places with her (with reasonable limits) that you will not dare to ask otherwise. As I…”
Walk Brno’s Old Town with a local guide during this 2-hour tour. You’ll see St. Peter and Paul Cathedral, the Capuchin Monastery, Freedom Square, the Vegetable Market, and Parnassus Fountain. Morning and afternoon departures are available, with groups capped at 15 people. Guides such as Eliska bring extra warmth and useful local context.
“Eliska made this early evening tour the most pleasant. She was very knowlegable and could answer our questions about the tour as well as other questions about Brno. Her way of telling the history made it very interesting .”
Join Rostislav Jančík for a six-hour, small-group tour from Brno into the Moravian Karst. Travel by air-conditioned car and on foot to quiet Baroque churches, caves, old industrial sites, a shrine, and scenic viewpoints. The route adapts to your interests and fitness, with audio guides in six languages and cave tickets paid separately.
“We were only 2 people and our guide Rostislav kindly picked us up close to our hotel. We then had several stops seeing beautiful churches in various villages. However, the highlights for us were the Punkva caves (extra booked cause the other caves were closed in Winter) with the walk and the short boat tour inside the cave. Rostislav was very helpful throughout the trip and even sent us in the evening the translation into Italian of all visited places (which was very kind and extra work)”
Spend about three hours tasting traditional Czech food in central Brno, from koláč at Cabbage Market to klobása, svíčková, větrník, beer, and Becherovka. The English-language tour has a maximum of 10 people, returns to its starting point, and suits diners who enjoy meat, dairy, and classic local flavors.
“Total scam. Just take yourself out for a nice dinner . Very few stops, had to share two food options and buy own water Just not what you expect from fun food tour”
Travel from Brno to Punkva Caves with a private guide such as Lenka, explore the dry chambers, reach the 138-meter Macocha Abyss, and cruise the underground Punkva River. The official cave tour is in Czech, while your guide provides English interpretation and context throughout the visit.
“Amazing experience! The caves are so unique and cool. Lenka was an amazing guide. She knew a lot about the area, explained everything clearly for us in the caves and interpreted the entire time in the caves. Tours there are only in Czech so you definitely need a gRead more”
Travel from Brno into South Moravia with a private guide such as Zdenek or Lenka. Visit Lednice Castle and its park, sample Czech wines in Valtice’s baroque cellars, then walk around Mikulov Castle with views of the Palava Hills. The tour lasts about 6 to 8 hours and includes transport, entrance fees, and wine tasting.
“This tour was amazing and Zdenek explained everything to us. We loved the castle and the wine tasting experience was great. I totally recommend it. We would definitely book more tours with you!”
Spend six hours with Roman Jančík, a longtime South Moravian resident, visiting either the vineyards and castles south of Brno or the caves, forests, churches, and quarries of the Moravian Karst. Hotel pickup, transport, and live guiding are included. Choose the Lednice and Mikulov route or the Balcarka Cave route.
“An unforgettable tour that takes you to beautiful places that you would easily pass by as a non-local or without a guide. The tour includes many interesting places, such as visiting 2 churches, a cave, former quarries and a viewpoint that allows you to see all the way to Austria when the weather is nice. Roman is a very friendly guide who takes the time to tell you all the stories of the region and answers all your questions. A very suitable day in which your eyes and ears are not enough.”
Spend three hours walking between five local food stops in central Brno with an English-speaking guide such as Ei Mon. Try koláč, svíčková, větrník, klobása with beer, and Becherovka while hearing the stories behind Czech food. Groups are limited to 10, and the route begins and ends at the Parnassus Fountain.
“Our guide Ei Mon was great - we had a great chat going between the tour spots. All the food we tried was good.”
Walk Brno’s historic center with a private guide, including Lenka on some tours. Visit St. Peter and Paul Cathedral, hear Capuchin crypt stories, see the Old Town Hall tower view, and learn legends of the dragon, wheel, and city clock. The tour runs about two hours and costs $10.
“Our friendly guide spoke excellent English and gave us a lot of history of this city with a very long and varied history. His manner made it very interesting, and the icing on the cake was a beautiful piano concert in Old City Hall.”
Spend eight hours with a private guide exploring Lednice’s greenhouse and park, Valtice Castle’s Czech wine cellars, and Mikulov’s castle views. Pickup is offered from Brno, admission to both castles and the greenhouse is included, and guide Lenka is known for clear explanations and helpful local recommendations.
“We had a chance to obtain new information about this part of Bohemia. All castles are beautiful and reflect historical frames for this region.”
Explore Brno’s old center with a private English-speaking guide on a two-hour walk from Old Town Hall to Měnín Gate. You’ll see St. Peter and Paul Cathedral, Špilberk Castle from outside, Zelný trh market, and the last surviving medieval city gate. Guide Zdenek may even add a personal musical touch.
“Our tour guide was outstanding, Zdenek offered us a wonderful start at the Old Town hall building and entering the 2nd floor he played the piano and was impressive with a “A bridge over troubled water”. This was his way of combining our love for Simon annd Garfunkel, also our Cruise we had just ended on the Danube due to high waters. He exceeded our expectations and then gave us an extra 20 minute tour. Great historical facts as well as some US comparisons for us Yankees. Would definitely recommend this tour in Brno!”
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