Affiliate Disclosure

Brno Travel Guide earns a commission when you book certain tours and services through links on this site. This page sets out which links pay, which earn nothing, and why the arrangement never shapes what we recommend.

Commission Links, Plainly Put

Most tour links here point to booking platforms that pay a commission on completed bookings. The comparisons cover 29 bookable tours across five categories: walking tours, day trips, food and drink, tickets and passes, and free walks. Every one of the 29 publishes a from-price, running from $0 to $746. Booking partners also sit behind stays, car hire, transfers, flights, eSIM and transport tickets wherever those categories appear. No link anywhere on this site is paid placement.

Links That Pay Us Zero

Plenty of Brno's best-known sights are covered without any affiliate link. Villa Tugendhat, the Špilberk Castle exhibitions and the Mendel Museum all sell tickets through their own pages, and this site links to those pages plainly, taking nothing from a sale. The same goes for public squares and parks like Náměstí Svobody and the Cabbage Market, and for DPMB tram and bus fares, where the fare advice is given with no link at all. These sit beside the commission links, not behind them.

What Stays The Same

Inclusion and ordering on every page are editorial decisions. Nobody pays to be featured, and no operator can buy a higher place in a comparison, so a 2-hour free walk at $0 ranks on its merits beside a 9-hour day trip from $195. Ratings and review counts, such as a 4 across 358 reviews or a 4.92 across 25, are the booking platforms' own published figures, reproduced exactly as they stand. Local costs on this site are given in Czech crowns, since Czechia keeps the koruna despite being in the EU.

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