Czech Republic South Moravian Brno

Initially an industrial hub, the Czech Republic's second largest city in fact offers a thriving cultural scene and nearby historic relics.

A hilltop castle which dates to the 13C, Spilberk hosts the municipal museum, and boasts some of the best views of the city.

Don't be fooled by the modern architecture and roam the city's center, where Neoclassical buildings, museums, and lively cafes await.

Make sure to book your tickets in advance to visit this famous and iconic example of early modern architecture.

Iconic of the city, this Gothic hilltop cathedral is a national cultural monument, and is famed for its 11 o'clock ringing of the bells.

This 18C theater regularly hosts performances of various artists and performers from Moravia, Bohemia and Slovakia.

Dating to the 13C, this historic church features an ossuary with the remains of 50,000 people, and a 100m tall clock tower.

Housed in several historic palaces, this wonderful museum exhibits collections of fine art, applied art, historic decor, and contemporary art.

Founded in the 17C, the crypt was the final resting place of Capuchin friars, later mummified due to natural conditions in the vault.

Partially dating to the 13C, this elegant hall exhibits a large crocodile representing a legendary dragon, and offers great city views.

Escape the bustle of the city in this beautiful historic park, offering its visitors comfy benches and a lovely duck pond.