[2025 Brno Attraction] Travel Guide for Namesti Svobody (Updated Mar)

Tour multiple countries in Europe, 12 days of fun with no repetition! This carefully compiled route guide will take you around Europe, so save it now! Europe, a land of diverse cultures🌍. From ancient castles to modern cities, history and fashion are intertwined. When you walk into Europe, every step you take is based on rich history, and every corner exudes a unique charm. 🛫 Tour route: Day 1: Beijing ✨Let’s set off with anticipation and excitement, go to the airport to take an international flight, fly to Europe, and start our dream European trip! Day 2-3: Warsaw - Krakow - Brno 🏰Visit Warsaw, the capital of Poland, admire the Little Mermaid statue, and visit the Holy Cross Basilica and Lazienki Park. Then head to Brno, the second largest city in the Czech Republic, to experience the charm of Brno Freedom Square and the Old Town Hall. Day 4-5: Kutná Hora - Prague - Karlovy Vary 🌇Visit charming Prague, visit the Castle District, stroll across Charles Bridge, and admire the Astronomical Clock. Afterwards, head to Karlovy Vary, walk along the stream and enjoy the Baroque buildings on both sides. Day 6-7: Budějovice - Cesky Krumlov - Salzburg - Hallstatt 🏞️Visit the CK town of Cesky Krumlov and feel the fairy-tale atmosphere. Then head to Hallstatt, stroll through the picturesque streets of the town and enjoy a delicious fish meal. Day 8: Vienna - Hungarian Town 🎶Visit the magnificent Schönbrunn Palace, immerse yourself in the music of the Golden Hall in the afternoon, and taste the Viennese specialty fried pork chop meal. Day 9-10: Parndorf - Bratislava - Budapest 🌆Cross the borders of many countries, experience different cultures, and finally arrive in Budapest to enjoy the tranquility and beauty of this city. Day 11-12: Budapest - Beijing 🛬After a wonderful trip to Europe, I took a plane back to Beijing, full of memories and touching moments. 🧳 Travel essentials: packing list for a multi-country trip to Europe 📞 Phone Cards: Don't forget to buy a European phone card so you can surf the Internet and make calls at the same time, ensuring you have worry-free connections during your trip. 🔌 Electrical appliances: The voltage in Europe is different, so you need to bring a plug converter. Also, chargers and power banks are essential, as mobile phones and cameras need to be charged. 🪪 Certificates: Passport, visa, driver's license and translated copies, all these documents must be brought with you. Safety is the top priority when traveling abroad. 👗 Clothing: It's still a little cold in Europe in March, so bring a windproof jacket and long pants, as well as comfortable shoes, and you won't be afraid of going anywhere. Oh yes, don’t forget your umbrella. The weather is changeable, so it’s better to be prepared. 🌍Okay, that’s all for the travel guide to multiple countries in Europe. I hope you all have fun and enjoy your journey!

# Sign up for hotel trial sleepers in December Brno, the second largest city in the Czech Republic, is not as famous as Prague. It has a low-key luxury and a restrained charm. My trip to Brno was an encounter with Moravian culture, an experience of roaming in a city where history and modernity intersect. The moment I arrived in Brno, I was not awestruck by the majestic buildings as I imagined, but felt a comfortable sense of intimacy. It is not as crowded and noisy as Prague, but it has a unique charm, a leisurely and comfortable atmosphere that makes people unconsciously slow down and savor it. First, I headed to Brno Castle (Špilberk Castle). The castle stands on a hill overlooking the city and dates back to the Middle Ages. The castle is large in scale, majestic in architectural style, and full of history. I walked on the walls of the castle, admiring the city scenery of Brno and feeling the atmosphere of history. From the heights of the castle, you have a panoramic view of the entire city, with red tile roofs and green trees, everything looks so harmonious and beautiful. There is a museum inside the castle that displays historical artifacts from Brno, which gave me a deeper understanding of the city's history and culture. Leaving the castle, I strolled through the ancient streets of Brno. The streets here are mostly cobbled and lined with ancient houses, full of medieval style. I walked into the alleys of the town and found that there are many beautiful scenery and interesting stories hidden here. I walked through these ancient streets, feeling the history and culture of Brno, as well as the vitality and vitality of the city. The center of Brno is Freedom Square (náměstí Svobody). This square is the heart of Brno and the liveliest place in city life. Many beautiful buildings stand on the square, such as the Brno City Hall and the Church of St. Peter and St. Paul. I walked around the square, admiring these beautiful buildings and feeling the urban atmosphere of Brno. There are many cafes and restaurants on the square. I found an outdoor cafe to sit down, sipping coffee, admiring the scenery on the square, and feeling the leisure and comfort of Brno. In Brno, I also visited the Church of St. James (Kostel svatého Jakuba), which is famous for its exquisite Baroque architecture. The interior of the church is gorgeously decorated and full of artistic flavor. I walked around the church, admiring the exquisite murals and sculptures, and feeling the solemnity and sacredness of the religion. I was also impressed by the Brno Catacombs. This is a mysterious and fascinating place located underneath the Church of St. Peter and St. Paul and is part of Brno's history. In the dim underground space, I seemed to have traveled through time and space and returned to the past. In addition to its historical monuments, Brno is also full of modern vitality. I walked among the modern buildings in Brno and felt the modern development of the city. I also visited the Science and Technology Museum (Technické muzeum v Brně) in Brno and learned about the development of science and technology in Brno. In Brno, I also tasted traditional Moravian cuisine. The food here is mainly meat and beer, delicious and unforgettable. I especially like the roast pork here. The meat is tender and rich in flavor. It is even more delicious when paired with the local special sauce. I also drank traditional Moravia beer, which had a mellow taste and was refreshing. In Brno, I also did some interesting things, such as walking in the park in Brno and admiring the beautiful flowers and trees; learning about the history and culture of Brno in the museum in Brno; and visiting the cafes in Brno Tasting coffee and feeling the leisurely atmosphere of Brno; tasting beer in Brno bars and feeling the lively atmosphere of Brno... These experiences gave me a deeper understanding of Brno and made me full of enthusiasm for this city. good memories. The night in Brno is quiet and peaceful. As night falls, the lights of the city are soft, there are few people on the streets, and everything seems so quiet. I sat in an outdoor cafe, sipping coffee and admiring the night view of the city. Brno is more mysterious and charming at night. It looks like a veiled woman, showing her unique charm in the night. The moment I left Brno, I looked back at this beautiful city and my heart was full of reluctance. Brno is not as noisy and lively as Prague, but it deeply attracts me with its unique charm. It has both ancient history and modern vitality; it has both magnificent buildings and quiet streets; it has both lively squares and quiet alleys... Everything makes me full of wonderful things about Brno. memories. Goodbye Brno! I look forward to meeting you again and feeling your charm and tranquility again. This journey is not just a trip, but also a baptism of the soul, an affectionate dialogue with history, art, culture and tranquility. Brno, you will always remain in my memory and become one of the best memories in my heart. The pearl of Moravia, flowing between history and modernity, will always echo in my heart.

#WinHongKongTicket A visit to the Old Town Square is a journey full of history and cultural charm. The buildings on the square are simple and exquisite, and every corner exudes a strong historical atmosphere. The most eye-catching is the Brno City Hall, whose architectural style combines Gothic and Renaissance elements. The towering spires and gorgeous facades highlight the city’s rich history and cultural heritage. After completing the whole circle, I felt the unique charm of the ancient city of Brno. Hong Kong, with its spectacular city skyline, modern architecture and bustling nightlife, made me want to visit and experience in person what people call the Pearl of the Orient. #Czech Republic #Brno #Freedom Square