ISC guide 2010/2011 - International Students Club VUT

Dear Erasmus and other exchange students, 

We are delighted that you have chosen to study at Brno University of 

Technology (BUT). 

This guide was prepared for all international students who are coming to Brno to 

study at Brno University of Technology (BUT). We know that it is hard to get around 

on your own, not knowing the city and the language. We would like to make life for 

international students in Brno easier by putting together some valuable and helpful 

information. 

Our aim is not to create a tour guide telling you about the history and culture of the 

city and Czech people but rather we want it to be helpful telling you about our 

university, study information and rules at college and in practical life. It will answer 

nearly all questions that you may have during your stay at BUT. 

Guide is updated every academic year by adding new information based on our 

experience and feedback from those who have already used it, from you. 

We wish you only the best during your stay at BUT. 

Mobility Programme Department 

Study Section of Rectorate 

Brno University of Technology 

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Table of contents 

1. Brno University of Technology 4 

Academic Degrees 5 

Education 5 

Research 6 

International Cooperation 7 

Academic Year 7 

Information on all degree programme 8 

Main University Regulations 8 

BUT Organisational Structure 8 

BUT Faculties 10 

BUT Student Facilities 23 

Accommodation 23 

Meals 24 

Facilities for special needs students 25 

BUT Libraries 26 

BUT Computer Centres 27 

BUT Sports Facilities 27 

Czech Language Courses 27 

ISC – International Students Club 29 

Excursions, Day Trips 29 

2. Introducing the Czech Republic and Brno 30 

The Czech Republic 30 

Government 30 

Education 30 

Brno 31 

Public Holidays 32 

3. Practical Information 33 

Cost of living in Brno for an Erasmus student 33 

Important Telephone Numbers 33 

ISIC - International Student Identity Card 35 

Medical Care 35 

Banking 36 

Transportation 36 

Public Transport in Brno 36 

Transport Outside Brno 37 

Air Travel 38 

Taxis 38 

Car Rentals 38 

Postal Services 39 

Internet 39 

Accommodation 40 

Visiting Czechs in Their Homes 40 

Laundry 41 

Computer Shops 41 

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4. Free, Leisure Time 42 

Cultural Activities 42 

Information Centres 42 

Museums and galleries 42 

Theatres 43 

Cinemas 43 

Concert Halls – classical music 43 

Concert – clubs, pop music, other music styles 43 

Libraries 43 

Newsagents 46 

Other activities 46 

Shopping, Eating out, Clubs 47 

Shopping 47 

Eating Out 48 

Concerts – Clubs, Pop Music, Other Music Styles 49 

Clubs with darts, pool or table football 50 

Other Places and Activities 51 

ZOO 51 

The Brno Dam 51 

The Masaryk Racing Circuit 51 

Brno Exhibition Centre (BVV) 51 

Planetarium 52 

Botanical Garden 52 

Horse Riding 52 

Paintball 52 

Gokarting 53 

Skating 53 

Conversational Minimum 54 

ISC Members Contacts 55 

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1. Brno University of Technology 

Brno University of Technology has status public higher-education institution, 

university type. The Czech Technical University was founded in 1899. During over 

than hundred years of its existence the number of study areas has increased and at 

present the Brno University of Technology, as the only technical university in the 

Czech Republic, covers the whole spectrum of technical disciplines. 

With more than 23,000 students, the Brno University of Technology is one of the 

largest universities in the Czech Republic. 

Faculties are spread around the city, housed in well-renovated traditional buildings 

and in modern university mini campuses. All equipped with a large number of 

lecture halls, classrooms and modern laboratories. A sufficient number of 

dormitories, cafeteria and sports facilities are available to students. 

The students at Brno University of Technology can choose one of the following 

study areas taught at the faculties: 

mechanical engineering: Faculty of Mechanical Engineering 

· civil engineering: Faculty of Civil Engineering 

· electrical engineering: Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication 

· informatics: Faculty of Information Technology 

· chemistry and chemical engineering: Faculty of Chemistry 

· economics and management: Faculty of Business and Management 

· architecture: Faculty of Architecture 

· design and fine arts: Faculty of Fine Arts 

· forensic engineering: Institute of Forensic Engineering 

More information about BUT the following website: 

www.vutbr.cz 

www.vutbr.cz/ects 

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Academic Degrees 

The Brno University of Technology provides university education in the following 

study programmes: Bachelor´s (3 or 4-year, academic title Bc. or BcA.), Master´s 

(1,5 – 5-year, academic title Ing., Ing.arch. or MgA.), and Doctoral (3 - 4-year, title 

Ph.D.) in both – full-time and part-time forms. 

Education 

The essential way of education consist of lectures, seminaries, ateliers, projects, 

training, tuition, practical experience, excursion and students´ autonomous 

working. It is also possible to study some of the study programmes in English, 

faculties also offer particular courses taught in English. 

Students choose appropriate set of subjects which are required, selective, or 

elective with necessary number of credits that represent study-load of particular 

studied subjects. 

Since the academic year 2004/2005 all graduates from the Bachelor and Master’s 

study programmes at Brno University of Technology have been provided, free of 

charge, with a Diploma Supplement. 

In 2006, Brno University of Technology was awarded the prestige certificate of 

European Commission Diploma Supplement Label. 

In 2009, Brno University of Technology has received the ECTS Label and DS 

Label prestigious awards for 2009 – 2013 in appreciation of its quality as 

a higher-education institution. 

BUT is one of the only two Czech universities to be awarded the ECTS Label. It is an 

appreciation of its correct application of the credit system to all Bachelor's and 

Master's programmes in line with the objectives of the Bologna process. The DS 

Label received by BUT certifies that the diploma supplements received by the 

graduates free of charge are correct. Both the labels certify that BUT meets the 

strict higher-education criteria imposed by the European Union. They significantly 

help extend student mobility opening the university to international students. 

The ECTS Label is the most prestigious European award in tertiary education 

certifying the fulfilment of the university's strategic goals in the European higher- 

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education space. It means that Brno University of Technology is prepared to meet 

all the obligations following from the Bologna Declaration and subsequent 

international agreements. Using the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation 

System (ECTS) makes the recognition of study at a university abroad more 

transparent, which directly supports student mobility both within and outside 

the European higher-education space. 

The DS Label testifies that the English-Czech diploma supplement meets the 

requirements recommended by the European Commission both in terms of its form 

and content. The supplement has been designed to provide a diploma with 

additional data enhancing its informative value to make the international academic 

and professional recognition more just. The supplement includes a full list of the 

courses a graduate has completed indicating the number of credits on the ECTS 

scale. Included are also courses taken during study at a foreign university, data on 

the final project, its presentation, state examination, and an overall study 

evaluation. 

Research 

One of the most important aims is to accumulate knowledge and apply it for 

practical purposes. Research activities are focused on projects by the Ministry of 

Education, grant agencies, international programmes (COST, COPERNICUS, 

EUREKA, 6th and 7th Framework Programme, Czech-American and Czech-Austrian 

cooperation) and many Czech as well as foreign industrial orders. Achievements are 

appreciated by research institutions and industrial companies (Skoda Auto, Smeral, 

IBM, ABB, Philips, Flextronics, CEZ, IMOS, end other). 

Brno University of Technology is involved in activities of several research centres 

and associations, e.g.: 

• Aerospace Research Centre 

• Centre for Mechanical Engineering and Technology 

• Research Centre of Applied Cybernetics 

• Brno University of Technology Association for Biomedical Engineering and 

Bionics 

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International Cooperation 

Brno University of Technology co-operates with a number of other universities in 

Europe and overseas. It has a huge experience in teaching foreign students within 

EU educational programmes such as CEEPUS, ERASMUS, Leonardo, etc. The 

information about offered courses are available in brochures at each faculty. 

Lecturers at Brno University of Technology are ready to be taught in English for 

those students who are not versed in the Czech language. 

Academic Year 

The academic year is divided into two semesters: 

• Winter semester from late September to January 

• Summer semester from February to September 

The academic year 2010/2011 begins on 1. 9. 2010: 

• Winter semester classes begin on 20. 9. 2010 

• Summer semester classes begin on 7. 2. 2011 

Each semester consists of 13 weeks of classes and is followed by an examination 

period. The lessons start at 7 AM and then every hour. Duration of lesson is 

50 minutes. 

Information on all degree programme 

More information the following website: 

www.vutbr.cz/ects 

http://www.vutbr.cz/index.php?gm=gm_programy&wapp=portal&tail=37&lang=1 

Allocation of credits 

Primary allocation of credits depends on contributions of individual courses to 

a week’s study workload of 40 hours covering lectures, exercises, seminars, 

projects, training, self-study and examinations. 

The total number of credits for one semester is 30 (60 credits per year). Initial 

numbers of credits are corrected every year on the basis of the actual study 

workload of students in individual courses. Credits are awarded to individual 

students after completion of the course and the successful assessment of the 

achieved learning outcomes. 

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Main University Regulations 

Constitution of BUT: 

http://www.vutbr.cz/uploads/vnitrni_predpisy328/8971_internal_regulations_of_brno_unive 

rsity_of_technology.pdf?lang=0 

Study and Examination Regulation of BUT: 

http://www.vutbr.cz/uploads/vnitrni_predpisy328/8993_regulations_for_studies.pdf?lang=0 

Scholarship rules of BUT: 

http://www.vutbr.cz/uploads/vnitrni_predpisy328/8970_scholarship_regulations.pdf?lang=0 

BUT Organisational Structure 

RECTOR’S OFFICE: 

BUT Centre 

Antonínská 548/1, CZ 601 90 Brno 

Phone: +420 541 141 111 (switchboard) 

Rector: 

Prof. Ing. Karel Rais, CSc., MBA 

Tel: +420 541 145 200 

E-mail: rector@ro.vutbr.cz 

Vice-Rector for Strategic Development: 

prof. RNDr. Ing. Petr Štěpánek, CSc. 

Tel: +420 541 145 222 

E-mail: vicerector-building@ro.vutbr.cz 

Vice-rector for education and student affairs: 

Doc. RNDr. Miloslav Švec, CSc. 

Tel: +420 541 145 207 

E-mail: vicerector-education@ro.vutbr.cz 

Vice-rector for external relations: 

doc. MgA. Petr Kvíčala 

Tel: +420 541 145 114 

E-mail: vicerector-foreign@ro.vutbr.cz 

Vice-rector for research and creative activities: 

prof. RNDr. Michal Kotoul, DrSc. 

Tel: +420 541 145 206 

E-mail: vicerector-research@ro.vutbr.cz 

Vice-rector for informations and communication technology: 

prof. Ing. Pavel Jura, CSc. 

Tel: +420 541 145 232 

E-mail: prorektor-ict@ro.vutbr.cz 

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BUT Erasmus coordinator 

Ing. Michaela Fojtová 

Head of the Study department - Rectorate 

Phone: +420 541 145 243 

E-mail: fojtova@ro.vutbr.cz 

Mobility programme department – Study department of Rectorate: 

Erasmus officer – student mobility 

Ing. Martina Matyášová 

Phone: +420 541 145 116 

E-mail: matyasova@ro.vutbr.cz 

Erasmus officer – student mobility 

Renata Sátorová 

Phone: +420 541 145 145 

E-mail: satorova@ro.vutbr.cz 

Erasmus officer – staff mobility 

Bc. Magdaléna Káňová 

Phone: +420 541 145 123 

E-mail: kanova@ro.vutbr.cz 

International Students Club (ISC) 

Veronika Dvorníková 

Head coordinator of ISC 

Phone: +420 733 690 488 

E-mail: isc@ro.vutbr.cz 

Website: http://www.isc.vutbr.cz 

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BUT Faculties 

Faculty of Civil Engineering 

www.fce.vutbr.cz 

Veveří 331/95, 662 37 Brno 

Vice-dean for external affairs 

Doc. Ing. Jiří Hirš, CSc. 

Tel: +420 541 147 920 

E-mail: hirs.j@fce.vutbr.cz 

International department officer 

Ms Ludmila Zelinková 

Tel: +420 541 147 160 

E-Mail: zelinkova.l@fce.vutbr.cz 

Faculty of Civil Engineering is the founding Faculty of Czech Technical University 

dating back to 1899. The Faculty is situated in the centre of Brno and with an 

enrolment of over 6 000 students, it is the largest faculty of the Brno University of 

Technology. 

The Faculty of Civil Engineering and its individual members are actively engaged in 

programmes of research with colleagues, educational institutions and companies 

within the Czech Republic and abroad. In recent years a large number of 

collaborative efforts have been initiated with universities in various countries all 

over the world. Many faculty members are actively involved in several European 

research projects sponsored through, for example, Cooperation in Science and 

Technology (COST), COPERNICUS and other similar programmes. Departments and 

individual faculty members also do research on projects funded by the Grant 

Agency of the Czech Republic. 

Fields of Study 

Architecture of Building Structures; Building Material Engineering, Building 

Constructions; Structures and Traffic Constructions; Civil Engineering Management; 

Water Management and Water Structures; Geodesy and Cartography 

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Faculty of Mechanical 

Engineering 

www.fme.vutbr.cz 

Technická 2896/2, 

616 69 Brno 

Vice-dean for foreign relations 

doc. Ing. Radek Knoflíček, Dr. 

Tel: +420 541 142 474 

E-mail: prodekan-2stupen@fme.vutbr.cz 


Ms Miroslava Gonová 

Tel: +420 541 142 134 

E-mail: gonova@fme.vutbr.cz 

Faculty of Mechanical Engineering is the second largest faculty of the Brno 

University of Technology with almost 4 600 students and 15 specialized institutes. 

Studies in Mechanical Engineering go back to 1899. The Faculty was established as 

a school in 1958. 

Study is strictly structured in three follow-up levels of education - Bachelor's, 

Master's, and doctoral study programmes. All study programmes are accredited in 

Czech and in English, and there are joint degree and double degree programmes 

organized as international study programmes in cooperation with institutions of 

higher education abroad (ENSAM Cluny and TU Chemnitz). Various projects from 

practice, involvement in research activities carried out at the institutes, and possible 

study or stays abroad are integral parts of the study. Each year, approximately 750 

students graduate from the faculty having good career prospects with no difficulty 

in finding jobs. 

The Faculty has had dozens of contacts with the universities and companies in 

Europe, U.S.A. and Asia. It is actively engaged in projects within the 6th framework 

programme, as well as other EU projects, more than 120 projects granted by the 

Ministry of Industry and Trade, grant agencies, 5 research centres, and others. 

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In addition to traditional engineering fields such as construction or technology, 

there is a growing emphasis on applied disciplines such as applied mechanics, 

biomechanics, mechatronics, precision mechanics and optics, quality management, 

engineering informatics, materials engineering, mathematical engineering, industrial 

design etc. 

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Faculty of Electrical 

Engineering and 

Communication 

www.feec.vutbr.cz 

Údolní 244/53, 

602 00 Brno 

Vice-dean for external relations 

prof. Ing. Radimír Vrba, CSc. 

Tel: +420 541 146 161 

E-mail: prodekan-zahranici@feec.vutbr.cz 


JUDr. Jarmila Pončová 

Tel: +420 541 146 328 

E-mail: poncova@feec.vutbr.cz 

Studies in electrical engineers at BUT go back to 1905. The Faculty was established 

as a school in 1959. The credit system is compatible with the ECTS. There are 

numerous exchange programmes for students and academic staff including Erasmus 

programmes. The language of instruction is Czech and English. 

The Faculty presently consists of 12 departments with about 190 teachers, 360 PhD 

students, and over 4000 students in basic and advanced programs. 

The quality of teaching is guaranteed by accreditation procedures, one at the 

national level by the Ministry of Education, another at the European level by the 

European Association for Education FEANI. 

The setting of the Faculty is rather suburban than downtown, concentrated into 

three localities, which are interconnected by optical data networks and connected to 

the rest of the world by Internet. 


The Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication specializes in automation, 

biomedical engineering, power engineering, electronics, electronics manufacturing, 

microelectronics, robotics, heavy current and telecommunication technology. 

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Faculty of Architecture 

www.fa.vutbr.cz 

Poříčí 273/5, 639 00 Brno 

Vice-dean for internal and international relations 

Ing. arch. Jiri Palacky, Ph.D. 

Tel: +420 541 146 673 

E-mail: prodekan-zahranici@fa.vutbr.cz 

Study department officer 

Mrs. Anna Horáková 

Tel: +420 541 146 621 

E-mail: horakova@fa.vutbr.cz 

Studies in Architecture started at BUT in 1919. The Faculty was formed in 1976. 

Presently if offers accredited Bachelor’s, Master’s and Doctoral study programmes of 

architecture and urban planning with over 800 students. The Master’s programme is 

also offered in English an includes courses of contemporary architecture; building 

reconstruction; planning of town and region development; building realization, 

enterprise and finance; building techniques and technology; graphic and drawing 

techniques etc. 

Students and teachers of the Faculty participate in various creative and research 

activities such as some domestic and international competitions and exhibitions 

(France, Sweden), research projects “Czech Architecture and Urban Planning in the 

New Situation” and “Building Housing for Seniors”, exhibitions of diploma projects 

at the Faculty and abroad, international workshops and conferences about 

renovation of industrial heritage and revitalization, exhibition Figurama, 

architectural structures. 

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The programmes are also offered in English and include following courses: 

contemporary architecture; building reconstruction; planning of town and region 

development; building realization, enterprise and finance; building techniques and 

technology, graphic and drawing techniques; module workshop – building design; 

module specialized studio; diploma project. 

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Faculty of Business and 

Management 

www.fbm.vutbr.cz 

Kolejní 2906/4, 612 00 Brno 

Vice-dean for foreign relations 

Ing. Zdeňka Videcká, Ph.D. 

Tel: +420 541 142 792 

E-mail: proděkan-zahranici@fbm.vutbr.cz 


Ing. Gabriela Kořanová 

Tel: +420 541 142 508 

E-mail: koranova@fbm.vutbr.cz 

The Faculty of Business and Management was established in 1992. However, 

studies of Business and Management had been a part of programs of Faculty of 

Mechanical Engineering for several decades. Today FBM is a modern-established 

faculty with over 3 000 students. 


The courses are enriched by providing the students with knowledge and skills 

necessary for managers of industrial enterprises or businessmen, especially in the 

field of marketing, accountancy, finance, management, strategic management, 

enterprise logistics, information technologies, statistics, sociology, psychology and 

law. The Faculty also offers MBA studies in cooperation with Nottingham Trent 

University and Dominican University of Illinois, and a broad spectrum of courses of 

lifelong learning. 

For English speaking students the Faculty of Business and Management offers some 

Master’s and Doctoral study programmes and a special program for Erasmus 

students “Company Management and Economics”, which is based on current offer of 

courses in master programme. 

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Research activities of the Faculty are in the fields of business, management and 

sustainable development. The Faculty participated on EU projects of the 5 th and the 

6 th Framework Programmes. Several research projects have been financed by 

European Social Fund. The Faculty also organizes several international conferences 

every year. 

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Faculty of Chemistry 

www.fch.vutbr.cz 

Purkyňova 464/118, 

612 00 Brno 

Vice-dean for education (including mobility LLP/ERASMUS) 

Ing. Martin Zmrzlý, Ph.D. 

Tel.: +420 541 149 344 

E-mail: prodekan-vzdelavani@fch.vutbr.cz 


Mgr. Alena Sýkorová 

Tel: +420 541 149 346 

E-mail: sykorova@fch.vutbr.cz 

Study in Chemistry has been offered since 1919. The present Faculty was 

established in 1992. The faculty is situated in the Czech Technology Park, an area of 

120 hectares integrating education, research, business, industry and even leisure 

still being close to the city centre connected to it by many direct routes of public 

transport. Thus it provides its students, researchers and scientists with maximum 

comfort. Its laboratories are well furnished. Research of the Faculty uses 

extensively computer technology. 

The Faculty of Chemistry offers a broad spectrum of study fields that reflect social 

demand for graduates in Chemistry. Today the faculty has the staff of 155 

employees. About 1000 students are enrolled in various bachelor, master and 

doctoral degree study programmes focused on both chemical and food branches. 

The alumni of the above branch oriented programmes are prepared to work in 

research, industry and for the positions of industrial and business management staff 

especially in chemical, pharmaceutical, building, consumer and food industries as 

well as in public administration. 

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Material Chemistry; Material Engineering; Physical Chemistry; Macromolecular 

Chemistry; Technical Chemistry; Crisis Management and Population Protection; 

Bioengineering; Consumer Chemistry; Food Chemistry and Biotechnology; 

Environmental Chemistry; etc. 

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Faculty of Fine Arts 

www.ffa.vutbr.cz 

Rybářská 125/13/15, 

603 00 Brno 

Vice-dean for student affairs and external relations 

PhDr. Pavel Ondračka 

Tel: +420 541 146 829 

E-mail: ondracka@ffa.vutbr.cz 


PhDr. Hedvika Šimíčková 

Phone: 541 146 804 

E-mail: simickova@ffa.vutbr.cz 

The tradition of art education at Brno University of Technology dates back to 1899 

when the Institute of Drawing was established at the Faculty of Construction of the 

University. The early 1990s have offered new perspectives to the school, and the 

Institute of Fine Arts was settled. The establishment of the Faculty of Fine Arts was 

approved by the Ministry of Education, and the Faculty was opened in January 

1993. 

The Faculty of Fine Arts, with almost 300 students, is one of only several academic 

institutions in the Czech Republic where young people can be educated in fine arts. 

The Faculty began to build its profile, linking up the rather traditional teaching in 

conventional studios with adequate forms of teaching in modern artistic disciplines. 

The academic staff consists of artists from Brno, Prague and Bratislava. Students, 

graduates and teachers organize or participate in more than 100 exhibitions every 

year, both at home and abroad. The faculty has its own gallery and audio Atelier. 

Faculty of Fine Arts emphasizes linkage between fine arts and engineering, 

connection between the Faculty and other Faculties of BUT in design and modern 

technologies. It offers a mixture of classical disciplines, design and new media. The 

Faculty is relatively small and the teaching is mainly individual; every student is 

being trained as an individual in a different way. 


Sculpture; Painting; Graphics; Graphic Design; Industrial Design; Conceptual 

Trends; Video-Multimedia-Performance. 

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Faculty of Information 

Technology 

www.fit.vutbr.cz 

Božetěchova 1/2, 

612 66 Brno 

Vice-dean for external relations 

Doc. Dr. Ing. Pavel Zemčík 

Phone: +420 541 141 217 

E-mail: prodekan-zahranici@fit.vutbr.cz 


Mrs. Michaela Studená 

Phone: +420 541 141 265 

E-mail: studena@fit.vutbr.cz 

The Faculty of Information Technology (FIT) at Brno University of Technology was 

established in January 2002. It was developed from the former Department of 

Computer Science and Engineering of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and 

Computer Science. The Department was established in 1964 and has had a long 

tradition in teaching computer science and informatics in the framework of the 

former Faculty. 

At present, the Faculty of Information Technology, with almost 3000 students, 

offers a three-year Bachelor study programme Information Technology (Bc.), a twoyear 

follow-up Master study programme Information Technology (Ing.), and Ph.D. 

study programme in the scientific branch Information Technology. These study 

programmes respect the principles of the Bologna Declaration for the development 

of tertiary education in Europe. The structures of both study programmes are fully 

compatible with the European space for higher education. 

The second-level students and postgraduate doctoral students are involved in 

research projects, which form an important part of the Faculty activities. 

A considerable part of teaching and research activities is centralized in the 

Computer Centre. The Faculty’s biggest achievement has been the development of 

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Language Identification System for speech recognition that is in the forefront in the 

technology in the world. 


Information Technology; Computer Science and Engineering; Bioinformatics and 

Biocomputing; Computer and Embedded Systems; Computer Graphics and 

Multimedia; Computer Systems and Networks; Information Systems; Information 

Technology Security; Intelligent Systems; Management and Information 

Technologies; Mathematical Methods in Information Technology. 

Institute of Forensic 

Engineering 

www.usi.vutbr.cz 

Údolní 53, 

602 00 Brno 

Head for education, science and research 

doc. Ing. Robert Kledus, Ph.D 

Phone: +420 541 146 010 

E-mail: robert.kledus@usi.vutbr.cz 


Ing. Bc. Marek Semela, PhD. 

Phone: +420 541 146 010 

E-mail: semela@usi.vutbr.cz 

Institute of Forensic Engineering educates future experts in traffic, economy, 

building industry and engineering. 

Master study: 

• Real Estate Engineering (properties, legislative relations to properties, valuation 

of real estate, real properties…) 

• Expert Engineering in Traffic (road traffic and transport, traffic law, international 

contracts, transport company direction, traffic accidents analysis…) 

Whole university following master study programme: 

• Risk Engineering (identification, analysis and reducing or eliminating risks in 

engineering areas…) 

• with fields of study: 

Risk management of building constructions (cooperation with FCE) 

Risk management of engine plants (with FME) 

Risk management of electronics devices (with FEEC) 

Risk management in information systems (with FIT) 

Risk management of chemical technologies (with FCH) 

Risk management in companies a institutions (with FBM) 

Doctoral study: 

Forensic Engineering 

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BUT Student Facilities 

Accommodation 


Halls of Residence and Dining Services of BUT 

Kolejní 2 

612 00 Brno 

Phone: +420 541 142 931-3 

Phone: +420 541 142 903 

Fax: +420 541 242 935 

http://www.skm.vutbr.cz/Angl 

BUT provides good-class accommodation - mostly in double rooms. Half of the 

bedrooms are equipped with their own bathroom and toilet, another half has 

a common bathroom unit for a certain number of rooms. Most of the rooms are 

two-bed and three-bed rooms, a small number are single rooms. 

Students have a study room, TV room, bicycle room, music room with a piano, and 

a darkroom at their disposal. All halls are equipped with laundries and dryers as 

well as public phones. 

The premises offer various sports facilities like multipurpose fields, quality body 

building gyms, gymnasiums, pool tables, table tennis equipment and other sports 

facilities of the Center for Sports Activities. 

Halls of Residence offers: 

• 100 % high speed internet connection 

• wide range of dining services (cafeterias, restaurants, pizzerias, cafés, bars and 

snack bars) 

• modern catering system (cashless, no pre-ordering, no limit, online menus) 

• halls of residence provide quality sports facilities 

• student advising centre: http://www.kam.vutbr.cz/presbloky/?p=msus 

There are 6 797 beds available in four BUT dormitories: 

Pod Palackého vrchem Residence Hall, Kolejní 2, Brno 

Purkyně Residence Hall, Purkyňova 93, Brno 

List Residence Hall, Kounicova 46/48, Brno 

Mánesovy Residence Hall, Mánesova 12, Brno 

Starý pivovar boarding house, Božetěchova 1, Brno 

It is necessary to reserve a room by a student before his arrival through internet: 

http://www.skm.vutbr.cz/Angl/Info.asp?y=0708 

The monthly price for 1 person varies from 2000 CZK to 2600 CZK per month. 

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Foreign students are mainly accommodated in complex named “Pod Palackého 

vrchem” at Kolejní Street near the Faculty of Business and Management or at dorms 

named “Manesovy koleje” at Manesova Street. Near dormhouses, there are many 

facilities available for students such as: fitness centre, gym, boulder centre, cinema, 

student club, snack bar, copy centre. 

Grocery store, newspapers drugstore all in one: 

Monday - Wednesday 7:00 – 20:00 

Thursday 7:00 – 19:30 

Friday 7:00 – 13:00 

Saturday 8:00 – 12:30 

Sunday 15:00 – 19:30 

If you have any problems with accommodation or people in dorms or other related 

problems feel free to visit Counselling Centre: 

Counselling Centre Over blocks 

Kolejní 2, block A4 

www.kam.vutbr.cz/presbloky 

Contact person: Ms Jana Kalousková 

Tel: 549 257 301, 541 142 903 

kalousko@adm.skm.vutbr.cz 

Accommodation scholarship: 

Every Erasmus student is eligible to be given an accommodation scholarship from 

BUT. As a first step it is necessary to contact Erasmus office on a particular faculty 

and fill in an application form for the scholarship. It takes a few days to work up the 

application and after this process a student obtains an e-mail with the information 

about the day of withdrawing his (her) money. 

Meals 

www.skm.vutbr.cz/Menzy.asp 

16 dining facilities in the premises of halls of residence and BUT 

faculties offer rich and varied menus. Broad choice of hot and cold 

meals, made-to-order meals, vegetarian meals and desserts in 

cafeterias and restaurants. vegetable and fruit salads with main courses, fruits, 

variety of alcoholic and soft drinks. Pleasant cafés and bars are ideal for taking 

a rest and meeting friends. 

Students can take their meals in a number of student cafeterias (in Czech it is 

called “menza”). You can find actual menu for lunches and dinners at 

http://jidelnicek.kam.vutbr.cz/ while cafeterias are opened. You can actually make 

your choice, before you go to eat. 

Dining services in halls of residence: 

• Pizzeria Mozzarella (self-service cafeteria), Kolejní 2, Brno 

• Kolejní cafeteria, Kolejní 2, Brno 

• Caffé Bar Piccolo, Kolejní 2, Brno 

• Purkyně cafeteria, Purkyňova 93, Brno 

• Purkyně snack bar, Purkyňova 93, Brno 

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• Restaurant (with full service), Božetěchova 1, Brno 

• Cafeteria, Božetěchova 1, Brno 

• Café, Božetěchova 1, Brno 

Dining services in BUT faculties: 

Integrated building of the Faculty of Business and Management and the Faculty of 

Electrical Engineering and Communication, Kolejní 4, Brno 

• Mini cafeteria 

Faculty of Chemistry, Purkyňova 118, Brno 

• Student cafeteria 

• Snack bar 

Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Technická 2, Brno 

• "Q" Restaurant 

Faculty of Civil Engineering, Veveří 95, Brno 

• "V" Restaurant 

• Pizzeria Presto (serviced restaurant) 

BUT Rectorate, Antonínská 1, Brno 

• BUT Center café 

How you get your meals? All you need is to use your student card (ISIC). First, you 

will have to top up it by cash at any cafeteria’s cashier. Then you can purchase 

chosen meal with your card. Credit on your card will be decreased by a price of 

each meal you purchase. You can buy as much food as you like while you have 

credit on your ISIC. You will receive your student card from your faculty Erasmus 

contact person. Price of one student lunch is around 30 CZK for a main dish and 

5 CZK for a soup. Exception is pizza Mozarella, which is little bit more expensive. 

Facilities for special needs students 

All the faculties make efforts in order to enable the study of disabled 

students. Only at the Faculty of Chemistry, the study of disabled 

students is more difficult as work in chemical laboratory necessitates 

good health. 

Computer rooms are barrier free. Barrier free access is also ensured at all other 

faculties except the Faculty of Fine Arts. The study conditions are adapted to the 

individual needs of students. Faculties set up individual timetables offering 

cooperation with the tutor as needed in a particular course. Electronic textbooks 

and other aids of a multimedia nature are available at most of the faculties; at 

FEEC, students may follow a laboratory lesson from virtual laboratories, FIT 

students are offered on-line lectures, students at FME were offered improved 

connection to their home computers to the academic network. 

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BUT Libraries 

www.lib.vutbr.cz 

BUT Central Library: Antonínská 1 

Monday-Thursday: 09:00 – 20:00 

Friday: 09:00 – 15:00 

Faculty library FA: Poříčí 5 

Monday, Wednesday: 

9:00 – 20:00 

Tuesday, Thursday: 

9:00 – 17:00 

Friday: 9:00 – 14:00 

Faculty library FCE: Veveří 95 

Monday-Friday: 8:00 – 20:00 

Saturday: 9:00 – 15:00 

Faculty library FFA: 

Rybářská 13/15 

Monday: 13:00 – 15:00 

Tuesday, Thursday: 9:00 - 11:00 

13:00 - 15:00 

Wednesday: 13:00 - 17:00 

Area library FME: Technická 2 


Friday: 9:00 – 13:00 

Faculty library FBM: IO Kolejní 4 


Friday: 9:00 – 13:00 

Area library BUT: 

Purkyňova 464/118 

Monday, Wednesday: 9:00 – 18:00 

Tuesday, Thursday: 8:00 – 19:00 

Friday: 8:00 – 14:00 

Area library FEEC: IO Kolejní 4 


Friday: 9:00 – 13:00 

Faculty library FIT: Božetěchova 2 


Friday: 8:00 – 15:00 

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Libraries don’t provide a lot of English literature, but you can find some books, 

journals and magazines in English, if you are interested. 

BUT Computer Centres 

www.cis.vutbr.cz 

Each faculty has its own computer centre. Besides that you can use 

two computer rooms in the BUT Centre, Antonínská 1 (part of the 

central library). 

BUT Sports Facilities 

Centre of sport activities of BUT (CESA) 

http://www.cesa.vutbr.cz/ 

Technická 2, 616 69 Brno 

Director: RNDr. Hana Lepková 

Tel: + 420 541 142 270 

lepkova@cesa.vutbr.cz 

Brno University of Technology has own sports facilities and 

sport centres, which offers wide range of sports for 

students. For BUT students are mainly all of the classes 

free of charge or with a small contribution. 

Example of sports at CESA: aerobic, badminton, basketball, bowling, indoor cycling, 

football, mountain bikes, swimming, horse riding, skiing, squash, tennis, and much 

more… 

City Sports Facilities 

Besides that Brno offers a wide range of sporting and recreational opportunities. 

The city of Brno also provides dozens of sporting facilities, including three indoor 

swimming pools, four open-air swimming pools and two winter stadiums. The 

enormous Boby Centre, the largest of these facilities, boasts squash courts, 

a bowling alley, and some of the best workout facilities in the Czech Republic, not to 

mention the country’s largest discotheque. Information about specific sporting and 

athletics facilities in Brno can be found on the City of Brno WebPages: 

http://www.brno.cz/index.php?nav01=57&lan=en 

Czech Language Courses 

Every international student coming to BUT has an opportunity to 

take part in an intensive Czech language course (5 days), which is 

prepared as a part of the invitation week. 

For those who might be interested in further study there are several possibilities. 

On the Faculty of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and 

Communication and Faculty of Mechanical Engineering their language institutes 

provide one semestral courses of Czech, always according to interest of foreign 

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students. For more information about these Czech Language courses, contact 

a study department of a particular faculty. 

Some other possibilities where to study Czech Language: 


Lifelong Learning Institute 

Kounicova 966/67a 

602 00 Brno 

managing director: PhDr. Petra Navrátilová 

Tel: +420 541 148 810 

E-mail: navratilova.petra@lli.vutbr.cz 

http://www.lli.vutbr.cz/en 

http://www.lli.vutbr.cz/czech-language-for-foreigners 

Lifelong Learning Institute at BUT offers Intensive course of Czech language 

for foreigners .They are designed for everybody who needs and wants to 

speak Czech. Individual preparation for entrance examination to Brno 

University of Technology is also offered. There are usually 9 – 13 students in 

the class. The classes last two semesters, 35 weeks, 4 hours per day 

(8.30-12.00). 


Faculty of Civil Engineering 

Institute of Social Sciences 

Žižkova 17, 602 00 Brno 

Contact person: PhDr. Zuzana Wotkeová, CSc. 

wotkeova.z@fce.vutbr.cz 

Masaryk University 

Department of Czech for Foreigners 

Faculty of Arts 

Arne Nováka 1, 660 88 Brno 

Tel: 549 496 492, 549 494 631 

bohem@phil.muni.cz 

Contact person: PhDr. Eva Rusínová 

Mendel University of Agriculture and Forestry 

Language department 

Zemědělská 3, 613 00 Brno 

Tel: 545 132 061 

jazyky@mendelu.cz 

Contact person: PhDr. Jitka Brešová, CSc. 

Brno English Centre 

Starobrněnská 16/18, 602 00 Brno 

Tel: 542 211 435 

skola@brnoenglishcentre.cz 

http://www.brnoenglishcentre.cz/web.php?lang=eng 

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ISC – INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS CLUB 

BUT also offers international students services through its International Student 

Club a non-profit organization that consists of voluntary university students, 

especially in the form of help for students before and after their arrival in Brno 

(picking them up at the airport or train or coach station, providing information, 

helping them to settle in at the residence, arranging for the necessary documents 

such as student cards, public transport passes, etc.), the organization of leisuretime 

activities (day-trips and excursions, country, city and university presentations, 

sports activities, tram party, boat party, carnival, etc.), help with everyday 

problems faced by international students such as accompanying them to a doctor, 

dealing with official bodies, etc. 

BUT also organizes a welcome week for international 

students before the beginning of each semester, which 

includes an intensive Czech course, Welcome weekend 

and a tour of Brno. 

Excursions, Day Trips 

In recent years ISC has prepared a number of day trips and excursions to 

interesting places in the region such as the place of the battlefield of Austerlitz, the 

site of Napoleon’s most famous military victory, Moravian Carst, the karstic caves 

with little river in national reservation, château Lednice, part of UNESCO heritage 

site, town Znojmo, the local wine centre, Černá Hora, moravian brewery and much 

more. ISC tries to arrange inexpensive transport and entrance fees, so the 

participation fees are not too high. 

You can find all information about excursions, trips and other events and the club 

itself at the web page of International Student Club: 

www.isc.vutbr.cz 

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Introducing the Czech Republic and Brno 

The Czech Republic 

The Czech Republic or Česká 

Republika has an area of 78.864 

square kilometres and it is 

a landlocked country in central 

Europe. Czech Republic borders its former 

federal partner, Slovakia, in the east, Austria in 

the south, Germany in the southwest and 

northwest and Poland in the north. The nation’s 

capital is Praha (Prague). 

The Czech Republic was created in 1993 after 

dissolution of Czechoslovakia. It consists of the historic lands of Bohemia and 

Moravia (commonly called the Czech Lands) and the south western portion of 

Silesia. Czechoslovakia was formed by Czechs and Slovaks of the former Austro- 

Hungarian Empire at the end of the World War I in 1918. In 1948 Communist Party 

of Czechoslovakia took over the country and brought it under the domination of the 

Soviet Union for over forty years. The liberalization attempt of 1968 was crushed by 

Warsaw Pact troops. The country finally gained its independence and freedom in 

1989 and started to build a democratic society. 

The Czech Republic climate is complex, but generally moderate oceanic climate 

prevails, with hasher continental influences increasing toward to east. The Elbe, 

Vltava, and Morava are well known Czech rivers. With the exception of some 

highland areas, which receive more than 1.500 mm of precipitation a year, annual 

averages are between 500 and 760 mm throughout most of the country. Winter 

temperatures are mild. In January in Prague average temperature is -3°C. Summer 

temperatures are warmer, in July and August average is about 18°C. 

Government 

The Czech Republic is a parliamentary democracy. President is the head of the 

state. The Government is led by Prime Minister. The Parliamant has two chambers – 

Chamber of Deputies and Senate. The two dominating political parties are Civic 

Democrats and Social Democrats. 

Education 

There is a nine year compulsory public education 

system. Most of institutions of higher education 

have completed the Bologna Process. For studies 

in Czech there is no charge; tuition is charged for 

studies in English language. The biggest 

concentration of universities is in Prague and 

Brno. 

More information about the Czech Republic: 

www.czech.cz 

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Brno 

Brno is the second largest city in the Czech Republic, with a population 

nearly 400,000 and it is the centre of Southern Moravia Region. The city 

is located in the middle of Moravia, 120 kilometres to the North of 

Vienna, 200 kilometres to the East of Prague. Easily accessible by most 

transportation means, it has rail and bus connections to all major 

European cities. It is surrounded by a romantic countryside, forest and many 

attractive tourist sites and natural landmarks. 

In the nineteenth century it became one of the most prominent industrial centres in 

the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Brno was the first city in Europe to use Edison’s 

electric light bulb to illuminate the theatre. Gregor 

Mendel formulated his theory of heredity right 

here, in Brno. Victor Kaplan designed the first 

water turbine here too, and Leoš Janáček lived 

and composed his musical works in Brno as well. 

Bohuslav Fuchs, Mies van der Rohe, Arnošt 

Wiesner and other have built examples of modern 

architecture in the city and this is also the place 

where Milan Kundera wrote his first novels. 

Brno is a home to an opera, a ballet, repertory and musical theatres, Brno 

Philharmonic Orchestra and many museums. Annually it holds several music and 

theatrical festivals. 

Brno has beautiful scenery and has excellent leisure and sport facilities. Brno Dam 

offers possibility of going round on boat, and in summer you can play beach 

volleyball there. 

New modern motorcycle and auto racing track was built 15 

years ago and hold Grand Prix racing tournament every year. 

Several sports clubs and sports groups provide opportunities 

for various field sports. List of available sports facilities 

complete two ice-hockey stadiums, one cycling stadium and a 

shooting range. In the vicinity of Brno, you can find several tourist attractions and 

historic sites: Macocha abyss and stalactite caves, the Napoleon Austerlitz (Slavkov) 

battlefield, Pernštejn castle, the chateau and park at Lednice, the Pálava hill range 

nature reserve. 

Petrov - Cathedral 

One of Brno’s most prominent features is its intellectual potential 

resulting from rich research and educational facilities. There are six 

higher education institutions in Brno offering degrees in science, 

engineering, humanities, medicine, law, agriculture, arts and other 

areas: Brno University of Technology, Masaryk University, Mendel 

University of Agriculture and Forestry in Brbno, University of 

Veterinary and Pharmaceutical Sciences Brno, Janáček Academy of 

Music and Performing Arts, The University of Defence. 

For more information see: www.brno.cz 

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Public Holidays 

• 1 January - New Year’s Eve 

• Easter Monday - Moveable, The Monday after Easter Sunday 

• 1 May – Labour Day 

• 8 May - Liberation Day from Nazism (End of World War II.) 

• 5 July - Slavonic Apostles St Cyril and Methodius 

• 6 July - Remembrance of the death of Jan Hus (burnt at stake in 1415) 

• 28 September - St. Václav Day (day of Czech statehood) 

• 28 October - Day of commemorating the foundation of Czechoslovakia (1918) 

• 17 November – Day of struggle for freedom and democracy (1989), 

International Students Day (1941) 

• 24 – 26 November - Christmas holidays 

This booklet is not meant to be a Brno tourist guide. However, we would encourage you to buy one – 

they are available in several languages in most bookstores in the downtown. You can learn from them 

more about history of the city as well as about its major sights. 

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3. Practical Information 

Cost of living in Brno for an Erasmus student 

Renting a single bed in 2-3 bedroom flat 

• CZK 3,000 

• €115 

Renting an older one bedroom flat 

• CZK 9,000 

• €245 

A monthly bus & tram pass 

• CZK 265 

• €10 

A beer or a glass of wine in a pub 

• CZK 25 

• €0.95 

A lunch in a cheap restaurant 

• CZK 70 

• €2.70 

A ticket for a concet or party 

• CZK 100-300 

• €3.80-€11.50 

Food for one person for one day 

• CZK 50-100 

• €1.95-€3.90 

Usual fine for disorderliness :) 

• CZK 500 

• €19.20 

Total amount of money needed for a month of frugal life 

• CZK 7,500 €290 

Total amount of money needed for a month of king-like life 

• CZK 18,000 €690 

Important Telephone Numbers 

Quick medical help 

545 113 113 

Emergency call 112 

Ambulance 155 

Police 158 

Firemen 150 

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Brno City police 156 

Czech foreign police 

974 620 251 

(Kopečná 3) 

Pharmacy with continuous service (24/7) 

Kobližná 7 542 212 110 

Koliště 47 545 424 811 

Information about phone 

numbers in CZ 1180 

Information about phone 

numbers abroad 1181 

Accurate time 14112 

24-hour emergency road 

service 1230 or 1240 

Continuous Post Office 

Nádražní 418/7 542 151 111 

(close to main railway station) 

www.cpost.cz 

Information about travelling by: 

Public transport in Brno 

www.dpmb.cz 543 174 317 

Non-Stop info about transportation 900 144 444 

Railway transport 972 624 125 

972 624 403 

Coach and bus transport: 

national lines 543 217 733-5 

international lines 543 212 651 

543 211 484 

Air transport 545 521 312 

Czech airlines branch in Brno 

(Nádražní 4) 542 211 414 

542 210 739 

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ISIC - International Student Identity Card 

This card is used in BUT’s cafeterias and it will allow you to benefit 

from student reductions for such things as the public transport pass, 

most museum and theatre tickets, and many coaches, rail and air 

fares. If for some reason you are unable to get your card from you 

home country of university it is also possible to apply for the ISIC in 

Brno at GTS International, Vachova 4, www.gtsint.cz. 

Medical Care 

General practitioner: Students with health insurance are entitled to visit any 

general practitioner. The Student Health Centre, situated in the student halls of 

residence at Kolejní Street, provides medical care for BUT students. 

In case of health problems it will probably be most convenient for you to go to 

MUDr. Eva Zezulová, general practitioner who has had a great deal of experience 

treating international students and speaks basic medical English. Her surgery is 

situated at A03/A06 buiding at “Pod Palackého vrchem” dorms, Kolejní 2, Brno 

(tel: +420 541 213 689). 

Before going to the GP, please contact your international coordinator to 

make an appointment for you! 

Emergency cases: In case of an urgent need of medical attention at a time when 

doctors’ offices are not open, and you are confined to bed, call the first-aid service 

at CZ +420 545113113 Call, a doctor will come to examine you within a very short 

time. In other cases you should go in person to the emergency service at 

nám.28.října 23, which is open Monday – Friday from 19:00 till 6:30 and non-stop 

on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. Emergency dental care is also available at the 

same address and telephone number. For cases you got injured go to Úrazová 

nemocnice: 

Ponávka 6, Brno, tel: +420 545 538 111 

http://www.unbr.cz/article.asp?nArticleID=34&nDepartmentID=59&nLanguageID=2 

Central extension for high emergency calls is 112 (international, communication in 

foreign languages) and 155 (local, communication in Czech language only). In 

case you have to pay for the health care in cash, you have to ask for 

reimbursement your home insurance company. 

Pharmacies: Most of the medicines available elsewhere can be obtained here, 

though not necessarily in every pharmacy. In case of need of some kind of medicine 

in the evening, at night or over the weekend, when shops are normally closed, 

there is a non-stop pharmacy located conveniently in the centre of the city, 

Kobližná 7, Koliště 47 or Štefánikova 23. 

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Banking 

Debit cards are generally the easiest and cheapest how way to 

manage money here. It is usual to make a payment with your card 

even it was issued outside of Czech Republic. Brno city centre 

provides many conveniently located cash dispensers capable of 

handling transactions with other financial institutions. 

Foreign currency can be exchanged at any bank or in special currency exchange 

offices. Banks are usually more expensive in exchanging money so we recommend 

exchange offices and advise you to check around to see which one gives the best 

rate, since these can vary considerably. The small exchange offices along 

Masarykova and Česká Street are said to offer the best exchange rates in the Czech 

Republic. 

Some of you may wish to open an account in crowns or a foreign currency at a local 

bank, especially if you are going to be in Brno for more than one semester. This can 

be done relatively easily at any bank, though you will probably find that banks in 

the city centre, especially branches of the larger banks, offer the best range of 

services. 

The Office for International Studies can advice you, which bank will serve you best. 

Credit and electronic debit cards (Master-Card, Maestro, Visa Card) can be used in 

most restaurants, as well as in larger shops. In smaller shops credit cards are less 

likely to be welcomed, there you will probably have to pay in cash. 

Transportation 

Public Transport in Brno 

Dopravní podnik města Brna (DPMB) 

(Novobranská 18) tel.: 543 174 317 

www.dpmb.cz 

Searchable timetables of trains, coaches, Brno public transport, and Prague airport: 

www.idos-jizdni-rady.cz 

Brno transport network map: 

www.dpmb.cz/e4.asp 

In the Integrated Public Transport System of the South Moravian Region (abbr. IDS 

JMK) means that all existing means of transport in the region of the South Moravia 

and City of Brno are connected together. Under the same conditions you can travel 

in local trains, regional busses, public city transport of Brno (trams, busses, trolleybusses) 

and city transport in the City of Blansko (buses). In all of these lines you 

can use the same tickets and pay the same prices and the very similar regulations 

are used. 

The IDS JMK tickets you cannot use in speed trains and in Ex, IC, EC and SC trains 

as well as in busses which are not marked with the three digits numbers. 

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There is a variable tariff system used to determine IDS JMK fares. The fare is 

determined by the expected length (time) of your travel and the number of fare 

zones. In case you do not travel more than the time and number of zones you have 

paid for, you can transfer as many times as you like, even from train or trams to 

buses and back again. You cannot change with two tickets - the 2 zones / 10 

minutes ticket and the four-station ticket. 

To use the transport you need a validated ticket (stamped in 

a yellow machine immediately after getting on the vehicle) or 

a travel card. To get the student travel card you need 

1 photograph and a certificate proving that you are a student of 

BUT (if you want this travel card, contact your international 

advisor). Individual PT tickets can be purchased at newsstands 

and in some shops, if you buy tickets directly from the tram/bus/trolley-bus driver, 

it will cost you more. 

Transport Outside Brno 

The bus and train connections from Brno to Prague are very convenient. You can 

either take a bus from the main bus station Zvonařka or use one of the three 

private transport companies Čebus, Tourbus or Student Agency whose stops are 

located by the main train station in the area opposite to the Hotel Grand (Benešova 

1820). One-way ticket costs 150 CZK (120 – 130 CZK with the student discount) 

and the journey takes 2 and half hour. 

These buses go approximately once in an hour, from 5 am till 8.30 pm. You should 

get your tickets ahead at their ticket office. Taking a bus is usually faster than train. 

Čebus 

tel: 542 218 455, www.cebus.cz 

Tourbus 

tel: 543 163 493, www.tourbus.cz 

Student Agency 

tel: 542 424 242, www.studentagency.cz 

The train connections are very good as well, especially if you take an InterCity, 

EuroCity train or even SuperCity, which is the fastest way how to get to Prague. It 

takes about 2 hours 20 minutes by SuperCity and around 3 hours by other trains. 

The prices for the trains are slightly higher than those for the buses. Information on 

bus and train schedules: www.idos-jizdni-rady.cz 

The homepage of Czech Rail, the national railway system: www.cd.cz 

Buses for outside the Czech Republic 

www.eurolines.cz 

www.eurolines.com 

www.studentagency.cz 

www.gtsint.cz 

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Air Travel 

International Prague Airport Ruzyně is the closest international 

airport to get there you can take a Czech Airlines bus or Student 

Agency buses. Their buses leave from the opposite the Hotel 

Grand (as well as the buses to Prague), platform number 1. If you 

purchase your bus ticket together with a flight ticket with Czech Airlines, the bus 

ticket is free of charge. For schedules and further information please contact Czech 

Airlines 

www.czech-airlines.com 

www.csa.cz 

Nádražní 4 

Tel: 542 211 414, 542 210 739 

Taxis 

When using a taxi, ask in advance the approximate price of the 

service and make sure that the taximeter has been set to zero at 

the beginning and it is running during your ride. You should pay 

about 20-30 CZK per km. 

Here are some of the most reputable taxi firms in Brno: 

• AA & Ave taxi 

Brno, Česká 11, www.avetaxi.cz 

Tel.: 542 222 222, 606 620 620 

Green line: 800 100 779 

• City taxi 

Brno, Solniční 4, Tel.: 542 321 321 

• Impuls taxi 

Brno, Starobrněnská 19 

Tel.: 542 216 666, 724 006 660 

• Lido taxi 

Brno, Joštova 3, www.lidotaxi.cz 

Internet page in Czech and 

German, lido@lidotaxi.cz 

Tel.: 542 214 221,608 422 142 

Car rentals 

• Alimex CR 

Heršpická 6, Brno, Tel: 543 248 755, 800 150 170 (free of charge call) 

brno@alimexcr.cz 

www.alimexcr.cz 

• Europcar 

Holiday Inn Brno, Křížkovského 20, Brno, Tel: 543 122 026 www.europcar.cz 

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Km distances from Brno to: 

• České Budějovice 186 km 

• Hradec Králové 147 km 

• Jihlava 87 km 

• Karlovy Vary 52 km 

• Olomouc 77 km 

• Ostrava 268 km 

• Pardubice 144 km 

• Plzeň 292 km 

• Praha 226 km 

• Zlín 98 km 

Postal Services 

Postal services are provided by Česká pošta (www.cpost.cz). The post office with 

24 hours service is right next to the train station. 

Pošta Brno 2 (Nádražní 3) 

tel.: 542 151 111 

Czech postal codes consist of five digits written in front of the city name in a group 

of 3 plus 2 digits (e.g. 110 00) 

Internet 

Internet is widely used in the Czech Republic. Internet cafés are quite common in 

bigger cities. Almost all libraries have Internet connection and most of them provide 

the public access to Internet as well. Do not forget when looking at Czech web 

sites, that most of them also have their English version so first look for a note 

saying English, or for a British/American flag symbol or something else, which could 

switch you to the English version. They are usually located in corners or sides of the 

pages. 

Useful web sites: 

• Ministry of Foreign Affairs 

www.mzv.cz 

• Multilingual dictionary 

www.slovnik.seznam.cz 

• Czech info Centrum 

www.czech.cz 

• Info on South Moravia 

www.jizni-morava.cz 

• Maps Czech Republic 

www.mapy.cz 

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Brno City info server 

www.brno.cz 

brno.inetservis.cz 

Accommodation 

Brno has wide range of hotels and nice little hostels to stay for you 

or you family and you will not have a problem to find a cheap and 

decent accommodation. To safe some money you can first try 

student dormitories or adjoining hotels. 

• Penzion Palacký (next to the Palacký dormitory) 

Kolejní 2, Tel: 541 641 418 

• Penzion Venia 

Riegrova 27, Tel: 541 213 290 

www.klecka-ag.cz/pension_c.html 

• Hotel Akord 

Palackého 118, Tel: 549 211 555 

www.hotel-akord.cz 

• Hotel SLAVIA 

Solniční 15, Tel: 542 321 249 

www.slaviabrno.cz 

• Hotel SLOVAN 

Lidická 23, Tel: 533 422 111 

www.hotelslovan.cz 

• Hotel AMPHONE 

třída kpt. Jaroše 29, Tel: 545 428 310 

www.amphone.cz 

• Hotel AVANTI 

Střední 61, Tel: 541 510 111 

www.avantihotel.cz 

Useful websites for finding accommodation in Czech Republic 

www.travelguide.cz 

www.czech.cz 

www.pruvodce.com 

Visiting Czechs in Their Homes 

The almost universal custom in Czech households is to wear 

slippers inside the house or flat. This means that if you are visiting 

friends at their home, you will probably be expected to shed your 

shoes too. However, most households are normally prepared for 

this: there is a selection of slippers for guests waiting at 

the entrance to the home or flat. 

If you are invited to someone’s place for a meal, it is the custom to take a small gift 

– often something to consume, such as a bottle of wine or a box of chocolates. Or a 

small bouquet of flowers might be appropriate. 

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Laundry 

Laundromats and dry-cleaner’s: 

• Americká prádelna pod balony – Petr Olšer 

(American Laundromats) 

Hybešova 291/45, 602 00 Brno 

www.laundry.zde.cz 

Tel: 775 602 167 

• Clubwash 

Stará 27, 602 00 Brno 

www.clubwash.cz 

Computer Shops 

• GNT 

Purkyňova 93, 612 00 Brno 

www.gnt.cz 

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Free, Leisure Time 

Cultural Activities 

Brno has a number of cinemas, several theatres, 

clubs, and dancing and concert halls. There are 

many festivals and similar events held in the 

city regularly every year. Every month a 

thorough list of upcoming cultural events in 

Brno can be found in the ”Kam v Brně” brochure 

available in Kulturní a informační centrum KIC 

(Radnická 8, tel.: 542 211 090) and in a 

number of bookstores and newspaper stands. You can also pick up a free weekly 

information leaflet Downtown in KIC or elsewhere in cinemas, restaurants, 

department store, etc. 

Information Centres: 

Radnická 8 - 542 214 379, 606 738 098 (offers all kind of information, arrange 

accomodation, sells tickets), email: pankova@kicbrno.cz 

Nádražní 6 - 542 221 450 

Mendlovo nám. 16 - 543 242 236 

www.kamvbrne.cz 

www.kultura-brno.cz 

Museums and galleries 

http://www.kultura-brno.cz/index_english.php 

http://www.brno.cz/ 

The four main institutions here are the Moravian Museum, The Moravian Gallery, 

the Museum of the City of Brno and the House of Art (Dům umění), each of which 

has facilities at more than one location. Besides their permanent collections, which 

are described below, they also mount many temporary exhibitions each year. All 

museums and galleries are closed on Mondays; in addition, the Moravian Museum is 

closed on Sundays and the Moravian Gallery on Tuesdays. 

In addition to the above institutions, of course, there are many galleries, both 

public and private, with continually changing exhibitions of paintings, sculpture, 

graphic works, and photographs and media art. One of these, the Design Centre of 

the Czech Republic (Radnická 2), specializes in publicizing the latest in all aspects of 

Czech design. 

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Theatres 

http://www.brno.cz/toCP1250/index.php?nav01=3&nav02=60&nav03=1073&lan=en 

The theatres in Brno offer a wide range of stage productions – dramas, operas, 

ballets, operettas, musicals and puppet plays. 

Here we list only the main theatres: 

The Janáček Theatre (Rooseveltova 17, booking office– Dvořákova 11) tel.: 542 210 

218, 542 212 131 

The Mahen Theatre (Malinovského nám. 1, booking office – Dvořákova 11) tel.: 542 

210 218, 542 212 131 

The Brno Municipal Theatre (Lidická 16) tel.: 545 212 024 

The Goose on a String Theatre (Zelný trh 9) tel.: 542 210 099 

HaDivadlo (Sukova 4/6) tel.: 542 212 761 

The Bolek Polívka Theatre (Jakubské nám. 5) tel.: 542 214 903 

Studio Marta (Bayerova 5) tel.: 541 212 308 

Radost Puppet Theatre (Bratislavská 32) tel.: 545 321 273 

Cinemas 

There are plenty of cinemas in Brno, and the city now has two multiplex cinemas, 

one in the centre of the city at the recently opened Velký Špalíček shopping centre 

(Mečová street) the other at the Olympia hyper-store on the city’s outskirts 

(reachable by free shuttle-bus from the stop alongside the Tesco department store 

behind the main railway station). 

http://www.palacecinemas.cz/ 

For those with a deeper interest in film, there are three other possibilities. The Kino 

Art cinema (Cihlářská 19, tel.: 541 213 542) offers a good selection of less 

commercial films and film classics, films not targeted at the general public, films 

from unusual countries and so on. 

Concert Halls – classical music 

The State Philharmonic Orchestra in Brno (Besední dům, Komenského nám. 8, tel.: 

542 214 255) http://www.musica.cz/bpo/ 

Faculty of Music at the Janáček Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts in Brno 

(Komenského nám. 6, tel.: 542 321 307) 

Libraries 

Moravská zemská knihovna 

Kounicova 65a, tel.: 541 646 111 

http://www.mzk.cz/eng/ 

It is the biggest general Brno library and is open to public, the library card for oneyear 

costs 100 CZK (50 CZK for students). In order to obtain this card, you have to 

go to the ”Čtenářské průkazy” (Library Cards) section of the library, show your 

passport and pay the fee. 

If you do not intend to use the library regularly, you can get a ”one-time use card” 

for a 10 CZK fee after presenting a valid form of your identification. 

Unfortunately, you will not be allowed to take any book out of the library (even 

though if you are holder of Library Cards). 

Jiří Mahen Library 

Kobližná 4, tel.: 542 532 111 

http://www.kjm.cz/index2.php?s=en_ge/aj01.html&id=25.0&d=1100.0 

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Dietrichstein Palace 

Pražák Palace 

The Moravian Gallery - Main building 

Brno´s castle ”Špilberk” 

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Tugendhat Villa 

House of the Lords of Kunštát 

"BESEDNÍ DŮM" the home of the Brno Philharmonic Orchestra 

Moravská zemská knihovna 

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Newsagents 

If you are looking for foreign newspapers and magazines, the 

best places to find them are at the Main Train Station or in 

any of the major hotels (International, Continental, and 

Grand). A limited selection of foreign newspapers in English, 

French, German and Russian can be also purchased in most 

newspaper stands around the town. 

Other activities: 

Minigolf: 

• Minigolf club 90 

Jiráskova 52, Brno 

• Sokol Brno I. 

Kounicova 20/22, Brno 

Tel: 541 212 805 

Bouldering: 

• Sportovní hala Rosnička 

Horákova 7, 616 00 Brno 

• Free sport 

Kounicova 28, 602 00 Brno 

Tel: 541 243 294 

Pétanque: 

• Playing field park Lužánky 

• Pétanque Areál 

Street Černozemní, Brno 

Aeroclub: 

www.akmedlanky.cz/index.php?menu=eklub 

Rent a bike: 

HELIA Sport BRNO 

Úvoz 61 

Tel: 541241291 

www.haliasport.cz 

Aeroclub Medlanky 

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Shopping, Eating out, Clubs 

Shopping 

Brno attractive city centre features hundreds of shops offering 

everything from latest fashion, books in various languages to 

beautiful antiques. 

Most grocery stores in Brno sell basic everyday food, they open at 

around seven and usually close at six (if you are looking for more 

variety and longer opening hours, visit Tesco store, or other 

supermarkets). For miscellaneous daily needs, students often find 

the Tesco store, located near the main railway station, and other supermarket a 

useful resource. For bigger shopping try Hyper Tesco and Ikea Super Mall. You can 

get there using free shuttle buses departing from Vaňkovka Mall. At the shopping 

centres within the city you can shop seven days a week. 

You can get to nearest Tesco store by bus number 67 from Skácelova bus stop. You 

get off at fifth stop, just in front of Tesco store, which is inside of a smaller mall. 

You will get back with the same bus running opposite direction. 

Department stores and shops: 

• Indies (CD, MC, Concert tickets) www.kdeco.cz 

Kobližná 16, Tel: 542 218 382 

• Vágner (stationary, toys, music, photographic equipment, sport equipment) 

Česká 16/18, Tel: 542 212 922 

• TESCO (food, clothing, footwear, sport equipment, stationary, chemists, house 

hold goods, electrical suppliers) 

Dornych 4, Tel: 543 543 111 

• Baťa (footwear) 

Česká 4, Tel: 542 321 218 

Art shops and stationers: 

• Artspektrum 

Starobrněnská 16/18 

• Courtyard studios 

Dominikánské nám. 6/7, 

Tel: 542 212 508 

Supermarkets 

you can find branches of these supermarkets all over town 

• Delvita, Billa, Albert, Julius Meinl 

Hypermarkets: free shuttle bus 

• Shopping Park 

Brno – Dolní Heršpice, Skandinávská 2 

IKEA – household goods 

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TESCO store 

• Olympia Centre 

Brno – Modřice, U Dálnice 777 

Hypernova 

Palace cinemas 

Planet bowling 

• Tesco store 

Brno-Přízřenice, Moravanské lány 

• Galerie Vaňkovka 

Ve Vaňkovce 1 

www.galerie-vankovka.cz 

Gift stores: 

There are many things you can buy as a nice gift from Czech Republic. Very famous 

around the world is Bohemian Crystal or Czech garnet. 

• Sklo crystal office 

Vídeňská 103, Brno; Orlí 27, Brno 

Tel: 543 215 162 

• Český porcelán (Bohemia Crystal) 

Jánská 8, Brno 

Tel: 542 210 209 

• Cimrman 

Masarykova 7, Brno 

Tel: 542 210 036 

• Onte crystal 

Orlí 27, Brno 

Tel: 542 221 920 

• Exklusiv 

Zelný trh 10, Brno 

Tel: 542 217 874 

Eating Out 

Restaurants, pubs, cafés – eating and drinking of all kinds – play 

a important role in Czechs’ lives. For many and perhaps for most 

Czechs, these are the general places to meet yeach other, to relax, to 

chat and of course to gossip each other. As a result, there is a whole 

range of different kinds of places where you can get a meal and/or 

a drink and a whole range of prices as well. 


Restaurants: 

• Moravská chalupa 

Křížkovského 47, Tel: 543 143 101 

• Restaurace Dávné časy 

Starobrněnská 20, Tel: 542 215 292 

• Restaurace Jarmark 

Mečová 2 – Velký Špalíček, Tel: 543 237 320 

• Restaurace Kanas 

Kolejní 15, Tel: 541 238 503 

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• Restaurace Sport (video projection-football, ice-hockey, and so on) 

Nádražní 365, Tel: 547 234 448 

• Restaurace U Lucerny 

Veveří 20, Tel: 549 252 042 

• Restaurant U Růžového Pantera 

Pionýrská 7, Tel: 541 236 079 

• Starobrněnská pivnice 

Mendlovo náměstí 

Café-bar Vyhlídka 

Vegetarian Restaurants: 

• Restaurace Aura 

Kabátníkova 2, Tel: 541 213 273 

• Oáza – a bistro and a health-food store 

Slovákova 2, Tel: 541 241 962 

For Beer-lovers: 

If you are looking for good beer, check out this web site: 

www.seznamhospod.cz/search.php?lokalita=Brno - unfortunately there is not 

English version, but it is very well arranged. It is a very thorough guide of pubs not 

only in Brno. You can choose the beer you like and find a list of pubs where it is 

available. 

Concerts – Clubs, Pop Music, Other Music Styles 

Brno has many clubs designed to cater to such a wide range of tastes. 

They tend to appear and disappear with more frequency then 

theatres, cinemas and even restaurants. Unfortunately there is no 

convenient way to find out about everything that is going on at the 

city’s clubs. Many clubs advertise their programs through posters. 


• FLÉDA 

Štefánikova 24, Brno 

www.fleda.cz 

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• Livingstone 

Dominikánské náměstí, Brno 

• Caribic Music Club 

Běhounská 22, Brno 

www.caribicbrno.cz 

• Perpetum – Music club 

Rooseveltova 9, Brno 

• Podobrazy – Jazz club 

Moravské nám. 1a, Brno 

• Jazz club Barborka 

Veveří 21, Brno 

• Alterna 

Kounicova 48, Brno 

www.alterna.cz 

• Klub Leitnerova 

Leitnerova 2, Brno 

www.volny.cz/leitnerka 

• Skleněná louka 

Kounicova 23, Brno 

www.sklenenalouka.cz 

• Absolut bar 


www.absolutbar.cz 

• Mersey 

Minská 15, Brno 

www.mersey.cz 

• Mandarin 

Jakubské náměstí 6, Brno 

www.mandarin-club.com 

Clubs with darts, pool or table football 

• Bernard V-klub 

Gorkého 44, Brno 

Tel: 603 432 386 

• Restaurace Červený drak 

Štefánikova 1, Brno 

Tel.: 541 236 047 

www.almara.cz/cerveny-drak 

• Delta Billiard Brno 

Lidická 23, passageway of hotel Slovan, Tel: 541 218 989 

www.delta-billiard.cz 

• 14ka 


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Gaia Mesiah in music-club Fléda

Other Places and Activities 

ZOO 

Zoologická zahrada Brno 

Tel: 546 432 311 

www.zoobrno.cz 

The Brno ZOO was established in 1953 and is situated in the nature reserve Mniší 

hora at Bystrc. About 150 species of animals are currently housed and bred here. 

Viewing routes are over 7 km long and cover an area of 65 hectares. The ZOO 

offers a number of other complementary events and is the ideal place for leisure 

and education. 

Open daily November – February 8 am to 5 pm, October and March 8 am to 6 pm, 

April to September 8 am to 7 pm. 

The Brno Dam 

The dam is officially known as Kníničská přehrada after the former village that was 

once situated there. The dam had been built between years 1936-1940. 

Though its wall is only 120 meters long, it holds a lake with an area of 252 hectares 

and 10 km long. The dam is a popular recreational spot for swimming, beach 

volleyball and fishing in the summer and ice-skating and cross-country skiing during 

the winter. Surroundings of the dam are beautiful forests and magnificent castle of 

Veveří. Landscape around also offers a large number of paths and trails for hikers 

and bikers. A very popular Boat trips are also available between May and 

September. 

The Masaryk Racing Circuit 

The Masaryk racing circuit is situated between the villages 

Ostrovačice and Žebětín and has an area of 127 hectares. The 

racetrack is world class and is 5,394 metres long and 15 metres 

wide. The current modern circuit replaced the classic natural road 

circuit in 1987. The new Masaryk Circuit not only host a wide variety of racing 

events all year long but it is also used for recreational activities. It has a 9-hole golf 

course. One of the most well known events held here is the World Motorcycle 

Championship called Grand Prix ČR, held every year in the second half of August. 

Brno Exhibition Centre (BVV) 

Brno Trade fairs and Exhibitions Co. Ltd 

Výstavište 1, Brno 

Tel: 541 151 111 

www.bvv.cz 

One of the most famous European exhibition 

complexes is originated at the beginning of the 

20 th century in the Pisárky basin. The current 

number of pavilions is 17, the total covered area is 

8,671 m 2 , open area 77,394 m 2 . About 

50 international fairs and shows are held here 

annually. 

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List of well known exhibitions: 

• Autotec – International Motor Show 

• Go - International Travel Trade Fair 

• Intercanis - International Dog Show 

• Styl & Kabo - International Fashion Fair, Footwear and Leatherwear 

• Salima, Vinex, Pivex - International Food Fair, Wine Fair, Beer Fair 

• Christmas markets 

Planetarium 

The Nicholas Copernicus Observatory and 

Planetarium 

Kraví hora 2, Brno 

Tel: 541 321 287 

For German/English/French speaking visitors 

is prepared an audiovisual performance 

called “People and Stars”. More information 

at www.hvezdarna.cz/enindex.php3 

E-mail: e-mail@hvezdarna.cz 

Botanical Garden 

Veveří, Brno 

(Tram stop Konečného náměstí) 

Opening hours of the garden: 

April – September 

Monday – Friday 9:00 – 17:00 

Saturday - Sunday 9:00 – 16:00 

October – March 

Monday – Sunday 9:00 – 15:00 

Opening hours of the glass-case: 

All the week 

October – March 9:00 – 15:00 

April – September 9:00 – 16:00 

Horse Riding 

There are not many possibilities in Brno to do horse riding. It is better to go outside 

Brno to specialized places. 

• TJ Pegas, Moravany 22 

Tel: 547 244 333 

• Jednota Moravan 

Veveří 109, Brno 

Tel: 549 254 142 

Paintball 

Brněnská 72, Hustopeče u Brna 

Tel: 777 302 306 - Aleš Pospíšil 

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Fax: 0626 / 411 099 

e-mail: azpaintball@azpaintball.cz 

www.azpaintball.cz 

Gokarting 

There are several places in Brno to go gokarting, 

both indoor and outdoor. 

Indoor: 

• Kart & bike arena 

Heršpická 5a, 639 00 Brno 

Tel: 543 107 888 

www.motokary-brno.cz 

Outdoor: 

• Kart outdoor Modřice (outside) 

Skating 

All public skating places are open-air 

• Vodova Skating Stadium 

Vodova Street (near tram stop Cervinkova – line 12) 

Tue – Fri: 

3 – 5.30 p.m., 6.30 – 9 p.m. 

Sat, Sun, holidays: 

9 a.m. – 12, 1 p.m. – 4 p.m. 

5 – 8 p.m. 

Entrance Fee: 40 CZK 

• Olympia Ice Arena (RENTING SKATES) 

Olympia centre, U dálnice 777, Brno-Modřice, (free-busses from Galerie 

Vankovka) 

Mon – Fri: 

1 – 3 p.m., 4 – 6 p.m. 

7 – 10 p.m. 

Sat – Sun: 

9 – 12 a.m., 1 – 3 p.m. 

4 – 6 p.m., 7 – 10 p.m. 

Entrance Fee: 50,- CZK, Skates rental fee: 30 CZK 

(1000CZK return deposit + ID) 

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Conversational Minimum 

Hi. Hello. 

Ahoj. 

See you. 

Na shledanou. 

How are you? 

Jak se máš? 

What’s your name? 

Jak se jmenuješ? 

My name is... 

Jmenuji se... 

I can’t understand. 

Nerozumím. 

Yes. 

Ano. 

No. 

Ne. 

Please. 

Prosím. 

Thank you. 

Děkuji. 

I’m sorry. 

Promiňte. (Pardon). 

Could you give me your telephone number please? 

Můžeš mi dát své telefonní číslo? 

Will you help me please? 

Můžete mi prosím pomoct? 

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Jitka Šafářová 

Main coordinator of day-to-day life 

(+420) 733 690 488 

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320 064 807 

Jakub Šiška 

IT issues 

siska.jakub@gmail.com 

224 320 116 

Karel Bubník 

ISC mountain lover 

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233 546 889 

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ISC designer 

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Lukáš Mišinger 

Pavol Stano 

Jiří Miklósy 

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330 907 322 

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249 219 637 

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Our IT garden 

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323 188 024 

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