Discover the Rich Heritage at the Moravian Museum
Explore the vibrant history and culture of Moravia at the Moravian Museum, a top tourist attraction in Brno.
Nestled in the heart of Brno, the Moravian Museum stands as a testament to the region's rich history and cultural diversity. As one of the oldest museums in the Czech Republic, it boasts extensive collections that span various disciplines, including archaeology, ethnography, and natural history. Visitors are welcomed into a world of fascinating exhibits, where they can explore artifacts that tell the story of Moravia from prehistoric times to modern day. The museum's architecture itself is a sight to behold, seamlessly combining historical elements with modern design, making it a perfect backdrop for exploration and discovery. One of the museum's highlights is its dedicated space for contemporary art, which showcases the works of both local and international artists. This blend of past and present offers a unique perspective on how history influences contemporary culture. The museum also frequently hosts temporary exhibitions, making each visit a new experience. With guided tours available in multiple languages, including English, non-Czech speakers will find it easy to navigate through the rich history presented. Visitors are encouraged to take their time to appreciate the art and artifacts on display, as well as to partake in the educational programs offered by the museum, which cater to all ages. The Moravian Museum is not just a place to observe history; it's a place to engage with it, making it a must-see destination for tourists eager to delve deeper into the cultural tapestry of the Moravian region.
Local tips
- Check the museum's website for current exhibitions and event schedules before your visit.
- Consider joining a guided tour for deeper insights into the exhibits.
- Photography is allowed in certain sections, so don't forget your camera!
- Visit during weekdays for a quieter experience and more personal interaction with staff.
- Take advantage of the museum's gift shop for unique souvenirs related to Moravian culture.
A brief summary to Moravian Museum
- Zelný trh 6, Brno-střed, 659 37, CZ
- +420533435220
- Visit website
Getting There
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Car
If you're traveling by car, head towards Brno, the capital city of South Moravia. From the D1 motorway, take the exit for Brno and follow signs for the city center (Centrum). Once in the city, navigate to Zelný trh 6, where the Moravian Museum is located. Parking is available nearby, but be aware that it may incur a fee, typically around CZK 30-40 per hour.
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Public Transportation - Bus
To reach Moravian Museum via public transportation, take a bus to Brno from your current location in South Moravia. The main bus station in Brno is called 'ÚAN Zvonarka.' From there, you can either walk or take a tram. If walking, it’s about a 20-minute walk to Zelný trh 6. Alternatively, take tram lines 1 or 2 from the bus station to the 'Malinovského náměstí' stop, and then walk approximately 10 minutes to the museum.
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Public Transportation - Train
If you're coming from another town in South Moravia, you can take a train to Brno Main Station (Hlavní nádraží). Once you arrive at the station, exit and walk towards the city center. It’s about a 15-minute walk to Zelný trh 6. You can also take tram line 1 from the station to 'Malinovského náměstí,' which is a quick 5-minute ride, followed by a 10-minute walk to the museum.
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Walking
If you are already in the vicinity of Zelný trh, simply navigate towards Zelný trh 6. The museum is situated right in the heart of Brno’s city center, making it easily accessible on foot from many hotels and attractions in the area.
Attractions Nearby to Moravian Museum
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Dietrichstein Palace
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Moravian Museum - Bishop’s Courtyard
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Frog Fountain
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Holy Trinity Column
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Palace of the Abbot of the Žďár Monastery
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Parnas Fountain
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National Theatre Brno - Reduta Theatre
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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Capuchin Square
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Brno Market
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Diocesan Museum
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Capuchin Monastery
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Klášter kapucínů Brno
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Capuchin Crypt
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Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul
