Brno
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Introduction
Brno is the second largest city in the Czech Republic and an important cultural centre of the country. Located in the Moravia region, it is also the administrative centre of the region and home to the Supreme Court of the Czech Republic. The city centre is located in a small valley, flanked by the hills Petrov and Spilberg.
Neighbourhoods
Sights and Activities
Events and Festivals
Weather
Brno has a moderate continental climate with warm summers and relatively cold winters. Average temperatures are around 23 to 25 degrees Celcius from June to August, while winters (December to February) have temperatures between -5 and zero degrees Celsius. Temperatures up to 35 in summer or below -20 in winter are possible though. Precipitation is heaviest during the summer period, and winters can have signficant snowfall.
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| Property | Address | Type | Popularity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hostel Fléda | Štefánikova 95/24 | Hostel | 73 |
| Hotel Arte | Drobneho 6, Brno 602 00 | Hotel | - |
| OREA Hotel Voronez 2 | Krizkovskeho 49 | Hotel | - |
| Pension Eugenie | Preslova 90 Brno | Guesthouse | 77 |
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