Compact city with good shopping centre . Much less commercial than Prague,it has fewer cultural or historical sights of interest . Several hotels situated on Lake Brno offer good value for money and are only a short train journey into the city centre .
Disadvantages:
Some distance from other Czech tourist areas . Brno doesnt have the cultural attraction of Prague .
Recommend to potential buyers:
yes
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We visited Brno during the sumer of 2003. We stayed in a hotel overloking Lake Brno during a period of glorious weather. For less that £100 per night we had a suite of 2 double rooms, living room two bathrooms and dressing area and two balconies. Brno lake is a short distance from the city centre and is linked by suburban trainline.The lakeside has several restaurants and bars, mini-golf boat-trips. Brno centre is mainly pedestrianised and is a thriving shopping centre. We particularly liked the tea-houses of which there are several in the city. As Brno is very much less commercialised than Prague eating out is very much cheaper.Brno has a good range of eating places. We ate most nights at Brno Lake on a balcony overlooking the lake. Woth a visit to experience an ordinary as opposed to tourist, focused czech city.
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