Brno tours

Things to do in Brno

Welcome to Brno, where the past and present dance together in the heart of Moravia. Here, medieval castles stand alongside bustling cafés, creating a city of contrasts. Your guide on [Brno tours] transforms your visit into an exploration, leading you through cobblestone streets where history and modern life merge. Imagine the scent of coffee in the crisp air as you savour Moravian cuisine on a food and wine tour. It's more than sightseeing—it's about peeling back the layers, from the spires of the Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul to the mysteries of the underground labyrinth. Your private tour in Brno skips the superficial, offering a direct line to the city's essence. If you’re looking for more inspiration, take a look at our curated list of things to do in Brno. Explore Brno your way At ToursByLocals, we believe that how you explore is just as important as where you go. That’s why every Brno tour is private, flexible, and built around you: Move at your own pace, skip the crowds, make connections and follow your curiosity. Find local guides offering private tours in Brno for every interest, including: Layover tours: Meet at Brno–Tuřany Airport for a quick transfer into the centre, see Petrov Cathedral, the Old Town Hall “dragon,” and the Vegetable Market labyrinth, then grab a coffee at Monogram before returning in time for your flight. Your guide can help with luggage storage at the airport or the main station. City highlights tours: Climb Špilberk Castle’s ramparts for city views, step into the Ossuary at St. James, and time a peek inside Villa Tugendhat if tickets are secured, or explore its garden and exterior instead. Swing by the quirky Astronomical Clock on Svoboda Square and sample a glass of Moravian wine in a cellar bar near Zelný trh. The historic core is very walkable and the tram and trolleybus network is frequent and easy to use; regional trains reach Blansko for the caves and Břeclav for Lednice–Valtice, and for tight schedules or remote spots you can book chauffeured tours or ask your local guide about tours with private transportation. This isn’t a one-size-fits-all itinerary, you can tailor your private tour to match your interests, pace and personality with a local who knows Brno inside and out. Walking tours & neighbourhoods Discover Brno on a private walking tour, and explore its vibrant neighborhoods with a local guide who knows the city inside out. Whether you're interested in history, culture, or just a great time, having an insider by your side makes all the difference. - Old Town: Packed with history and charm, this area is perfect for anyone fascinated by medieval architecture and legends. Families and groups can enjoy the interactive exhibits at the local museums, while cultural tourists will appreciate the historic sites and beautiful squares. - Špilberk: A neighborhood that combines history and greenery, it's ideal for those who love a good mix of culture and nature. The iconic Špilberk Castle is a must-see, and the surrounding park is great for a leisurely stroll with family or friends. - Veveří: Known for its trendy vibe, this area is a hit with those seeking a lively atmosphere. With a variety of cafes, bars, and shops, it's a great spot for multi-generational groups looking to experience the local lifestyle and meet new people. Day trip ideas from Brno If you’re based in Brno, plan a few day trips to nearby cities and nature spots that match what you like, from wine towns and UNESCO squares to cave country and quiet trails; these day trips pair well with short tours focused on food, history, or the outdoors. Olomouc: A university city with a grand main square, the UNESCO-listed Holy Trinity Column, and baroque fountains; it suits you if you like history, church art, and relaxed cafés, and your tour can zero in on the old town’s highlights without rushing. Lednice–Valtice Cultural Landscape: Stroll palace gardens, see romantic follies tucked into forests, and follow flat paths between Lednice and Valtice; great for architecture fans, casual cyclists, and anyone into landscape design, with stops for local wine along the way if that’s your thing. Mikulov: A compact hill town with vineyard views, a chateau above the square, the climb to Holy Hill, and a layered Jewish heritage; it works if you enjoy small-town streets, photo spots, and tasting Moravian wines in family cellars. Moravian Karst and Macocha Abyss: Explore limestone caves and viewpoints over a deep gorge, then walk forest trails between cave entrances; this is for you if geology, cool underground temps, and easy nature time beat museum lines, and your tour can time cave entries to keep the day smooth. Znojmo and Podyjí National Park: A walled town above the Dyje River with lanes leading to viewpoints, nearby vineyard tracks, and park trails that feel close to the city; choose this if you want a mix of history, wine, and quiet walking with wide valley views. A private tour with a local guide is the best way to really get to know a place. Skip the crowds, follow your interests, and see a side of Brno most travellers miss.