Travel

You can travel to Brno not only by private transport but also by train, bus, or plane.

The best international flight connections to Brno are via Vienna or Prague airports. Brno also has its own airport with regular flights to London, Milan, and Málaga, as well as charter flights from various European destinations.

Within Europe, Brno is a major railway hub with good transport connections to Vienna, Budapest, Prague, Bratislava, and many other cities. You can also use bus services such as FlixBus or RegioJet, which offer long-distance routes to many European cities.

To easily find transport connections (both to Brno and within the city), you can use Google Maps or the IDOS app.

Travel to Brno from Vienna airport

Several companies offer direct buses from Vienna Airport to Brno. You can also travel by train, with one transfer at Vienna’s main train station. The trip takes about 2 hours.

The bus terminal at Vienna Airport is on the ground floor, next to a Burger King, which you will see right after you pass through customs. There are also clear signs showing the way to the bus stop.

The train station is underground, and the entrance is also near the customs exit. It is clearly marked with signs.

The following companies offer travel from Vienna Airport to Brno:

Travel to Brno from Prague airport

For travel from Prague Airport, we recommend using Gepard Express (link), which offers direct buses from the airport to Brno. The journey takes about 2.5 hours.

Alternatively, you can use RegioJet (link), which also provides buses, but you need to transfer once at Prague’s main bus station, Florenc. This makes the trip longer—about 4 hours. However, RegioJet has more frequent departures than Gepard Express.

Travel around Brno

Brno has a well-developed public transport system, including trams, buses, and trolleybuses, which are operated by the Brno Public Transport Company (DPMB). Public transport is an efficient and affordable way to get around the city. The easiest way to purchase a ticket is directly on public transport using a contactless payment card (including mobile payments) via the Beep&Go system. Tickets can also be purchased from vending machines, kiosks or via mobile apps. Short-term and long-term ticket options are available. Night transport is also provided, ensuring mobility throughout the night. Taxi and ride-sharing services such as Bolt and Uber are available in Brno. Biking and walking are also great options, as Brno is a pedestrian-friendly city with an increasing number of cycling paths.

For travel from Brno-Tuřany Airport, you can use the following buses:

E76 – Operates during the day, taking you from the airport terminal to the Main Train Station in the city center, where you can transfer to other regular daytime public transport lines (see the next section).
N89 – Operates at night, transporting you from the airport terminal to the Main Train Station, and then continuing to Makovského náměstí, the stop located right next to the tournament hall.

Travel to the tournament hall (Rubín Cultural Center)

The tournament hall is accessible by trolleybus, bus, and tram. Some accommodation options are also within walking distance. The nearest public transport stops to the tournament hall are:

Makovského náměstí (trolleybuses 34 and 36 departing from Česká stop in the city center) – located directly at the hall.
Přívrat (trolleybus 30 and buses 44, 84, and 67) – 5 minutes on foot from the tournament hall.
Mozolky (tram 3 passing through Česká stop and tram 12 passing through the Main Train Station stop) – right next to Hotel Kozák, 5 minutes on foot from the tournament hall.

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