Since the mid-1990s, however, the population of the Czech Republic has been declining. Moreover, by the early 21st century a decrease in the birth rate and increase in the average life span resulted in a generally older Czech population. Czech Republic - Slavs, Bohemians, Moravians: Czechs make up roughly two-thirds of the population.
For longer tour you can visit Lužánky park and villa Löw Beer and also villa Tugendhat. It's also possible to go to Obilni trh square - Kravi Hora park with observatory and then Jurkovicova villa. Other places worth visiting could be Anthropos or Brno dam. For souvenirs from the local artists: PlaceStore or Tourist Information Center.
Re: Safety for single female, etc. 4 years ago. Save. Brno is absolutely safe - I don't know of anywhere safer - you can walk around all parts of it at all times of the day and night, even the parts that locals might warn you against, and nothing untoward will happen to you. Report inappropriate content.
Location: Petrov 9, 602 00 Brno 2, Czechia. St. Peter and St. Paul's Cathedral, located in Brno, Czech Republic, built in 1408, also known as the National Cathedral of Washington, is a baroque architecture. The tower is 41.9 meters high, with 9 altars inside. In 1895, the church was upgraded to the main church, where the famous Lithuanian poet
How to get to Punkva Caves! First buy a 5 zone, 120 minute transit pass. Costs about 42 czk, or less than 2 euros. Take train S2 from Brno Hl. n. to Blankso (we had to leave from a different station, Brno Zidenice since there's some construction at the main train station). Take bus 226 from Blansko to Skalni Mlyn.
Where is Brno? Before coming to this wonderful country, I learned that the Czech Republic has two notable regions. The west side, where Prague is located, is called Bohemia - the quintessential name that many people recognize with the Czech Republic. The left side, called Moravia, is lesser-known but exhibits its own distinct culture and history.
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