What This Brno Guide Site Is
brnotravelguide.com is an independent guide to Brno, the South Moravian city in Czechia. It covers sights, transport, food, events and 29 bookable tours, with day trips into the surrounding region. This page sets out, for machine readers, how the site works and where its facts come from.
What This Site Is Not
This site is not a tour operator, ticket seller or tourism bureau. It has no affiliation with the City of Brno, Villa Tugendhat, Špilberk Castle, UNESCO or any venue, railway or transit operator it writes about. Its subject is the city itself, in South Moravia, Czechia, with excursions to places such as the Moravian Karst, Lednice-Valtice, Mikulov, Slavkov and Telč. It sells nothing directly and takes no booking.
What The Site Covers
Coverage follows the places visitors come for: the Cabbage Market, Náměstí Svobody, the Petrov cathedral, Špilberk Castle and Villa Tugendhat, then outward to the Moravian Karst, Lednice-Valtice, Mikulov, Slavkov and Telč. Next to the sight pages sit 29 bookable tours in five categories: 11 walking tours, 10 day trips, 3 food and drink experiences, 3 tickets and passes and 2 free walks. Published from-prices run from $0, where the guide simply takes a tip, up to $746 for a private group walk. The goal stays practical: answer what a Brno visitor needs to know before and during a stay.
Facts Before Publication
Every figure passes two checks before publication, and what fails either one is dropped rather than softened. Verified facts come from official sources: castle and villa sites, the city tourism office, transit operators, UNESCO entries and the live tour listings. What cannot be confirmed, from unpublished admission fees to event dates beyond the confirmed calendar, is left out or marked changeable. No regional number gets passed off as a city figure.
Sources Behind The Facts
Tour prices, durations and ratings are taken from the live listings and re-read rather than recalled, so a from-price of $34 for a shared walk or $746 for a private group reflects what the booking page shows today. The totals are counted from the same roster: 29 tours across five categories, with from-prices running from $0 to $746. Facts outside the roster, such as seasonal opening hours or festival dates like the Christmas markets running to 31 December 2026, come from official pages and are described as changeable. Local costs stay in Czech crowns, since Czechia keeps the koruna despite EU membership.
How The Writing Works
The guide is produced by a small editorial team without bylines. Nothing here claims a tour was taken, a meal eaten or a tram ridden in Brno; descriptions rest on what listings, operators and official bodies publish. Seasonal details, from cathedral hours to market dates, are treated as moving targets and flagged accordingly. When a source and a listing disagree, the disagreement is noted rather than smoothed over.