ISC guide 2010/2011 - International Students Club VUT

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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