The largest exhibition centre in the Czech Republic, where many fairs, concerts and festivals are held throughout the year. Both the functionalist architecture and the energy of major events make the exhibition centre a lively point of the city. If you miss the action, the complex is partially accessible outside the main season.

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A natural quiet zone along the river with a pleasant walk to the Anthropos Pavilion. The pavilion itself offers an exposition on prehistory (for a symbolic entrance fee), but even without entrance the surrounding park and the peaceful atmosphere by the river are worth a visit.

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Legendary Brno brewery with more than a century of tradition. It offers not only excursions into beer production, but also a modern restaurant offering classic Czech cuisine and, of course, freshly tapped beer. A place where history and taste are combined.

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The unmissable little window on Mendel Square, which offers a selection of coffee, its own beer and a small bite to eat. In summer, there is an outdoor seating area with deck chairs, creating a pleasant atmosphere for relaxing in the middle of the city.

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The Brno Riviera - an iconic swimming pool where water, laughter and sun are alive in summer. Long open-air pools, grass for picnics, trees for shade and peace. In the off-season, it transforms into a quiet oasis along the river, perfect for a stroll or a moment to yourself.

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