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12 years ago
Mahen Theatre is a Czech theatre situated in the city of Brno. Mahen Theatre, built as German Deutsches Stadttheater in 1882, was one of the first public buildings in the world lit entirely by electric light. read more
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Malinovského náměstí 1
602 00 Brno
Czech Republic
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This review is only for the ballet company. I caught them two times at outdoor venues. The first…read moretime was a modern dance set to classical music, and I thought the movements were a fluid interpretation. The second was at the Bishop's Courtyard with a Romeo and Juliet performance. I felt it was more acrobatic and didn't sell the story for me. However, the troop works together and for the most part a joy to watch.
Janáček Theatre is a theatre situated in the city of Brno, Czech Republic. It is a part of the…read moreNational Theatre in Brno. It was built from 1960 to 1965, and opened in October 1965.
Ballet company at Denis Gardens
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Museum dedicated to Roma culture in Brno. Elaborate exhibit that is an excellent education into the…read morehistory of Roma in Czechia. The museum is situated in a neighbourhood that was rundown and depopulated as a result of the war. The neighbourhood is still recovering, but don't let that keep you from checking out this important museum.
This is a truly special museum, with a mix of Romani (Gypsy) history/traditional handicrafts and…read moremodern Romani arts. They do a very good job on their temporary exhibits and have nice gift items to boot. Highly recommend!
The castle's exterior is well preserved and the the ramparts and grounds are free to visit. Some…read moreexhibitions don't require a ticket, but to go inside does. Even though it's not the most dramatic looking, it does give a nice view of the city. I often visit the park which surrounds the castle. The castle and park have some cafes. The base of the park has some nice playgrounds for kids.
City's big attractions aren't appealing to me, but I'm so glad I walked up the hill to the Spilberk…read moreCastle. Don't pay to go inside. Simply walk the trails finding views of Brno, waterfalls, and sculptures. Then walk into the castle's courtyard and around to see the moat and more views of the city.
Well maintained garden just outside of the city center. Very accessible with a short tram ride and…read morelets you off at the front gate. Lots of blooms during the summer. The greenhouse is a ticketed entry.
One of the oldies wineries in the Czech Republic with history dating back to the 13th century when…read moreit is first mentioned as the Knights Templar settled in the wine village Cejkovice and established a winery there, building a large and elaborate wine cellar where the winery still has its seat. The modern and recent winery history starts in 1936 when a cooperative was established producing its wine in the old Templar cellars up until now. As a cooperative "Templarske" is rather a larger winery with annual production reaching 4 million litres of wine.
To my six-year-old daughter, VIDA is the coolest. Despite being in one giant room, the exhibits are…read morediverse and interactive. You can make a tornado, test electricity, make paper airplanes, and so much more. The highlight was the art area with every type of supply imaginable. You get to take home the art you create! There's an outdoor area, a two-level slide, a cafe that sells ham and cheese sandwiches and popsicles.
