Direct Flights to Brno from £35 Return

Wizz Air flight takes off at Brno for London

Check out the latest airfares to Brno, prices start from just £35 return for direct non-stop flights. Ryanair has flights to Brno from Stansted daily and WizzAir has departures from Luton three days a week.
Brno is situated in the southeast of the Czech Republic, at the meeting point of motorways D1 (Prague - Brno) and D2 (Brno - Bratislava). The city is the traditional capital of Moravia and home to Masaryk University. Two large trade fairs are held here in April and September, during which many hotels can be fully booked.
Only return direct flights to Brno with the lowest airfares are displayed.

London Luton to Brno	from	£35	with WizzAir
London Stansted to Brno	from	£38	with Ryanair

The very cheapest flights are on the bargain page, all fares are UNDER £60
Weekend flights to Brno start from only £38.

To compare more prices to Brno, click on the monthly pages below, these show extra dates and fares.

Best Prices to Brno by Month

July	from	£51
August	from	£41
September	from	£38

October	from	£35
November	from	£53
December	from	£57

Transfer from Brno Airport (BRQ), Czech Republic

Brno Turany airport is situated about a 7 mile drive southeast of central Brno, a short distance off the D1 Prague - Olomouc motorway, exit 201 Brno - Slatina.
Taxi	Brno taxi services overcharge less than those in Prague, but do ask approximate price in advance and make sure taxi-meter is set to zero. Alternatively phone City Taxi, operator speaks English.
Bus	Public bus lines 76 and 89 run to the bus and train stations in town. There are 2 large bus stations in Brno: 'Grand hotel' near the railway station, and 'Zvonarka' (with international routes) about 500 m. south of the railway station. Bus and tram travel around Brno is comprehensive and very cheap. Frequent coaches run from Brno to Prague in 2 3/4 hours, to Vienna in 2 1/2 hours.
Train	No direct train to this airport. Brno central railway station is called Brno Hlavni Nadrazi, which lies on the the railway line Prague-Brno-Vienna.

So much to see and do in Brno - our guide to the sights

Brno Castle (Spilberk) - Baroque fortress and prison with a gruesome history.
Cathedral of Saints Peter & Paul - Gothic bishops church with elegant twin spires.
Stara Radnice - Old City Hall.
Namesti Svobody - 'Freedom Square', the best shopping area.
Governor's Palace - Spendid Baroque palace housing paintings and sculpture.
Villa Tugendhat - Interesting modernist landmark dating from 1929.
Brno Exhibition Centre - Over 50 fairs and exhibitions take place here annually.
Prazak Palace - 19th C. neo-Renaissance building with large collections of modern Czech art.
Cabbage Market (Zelný trh) - Market square adorned with the unusual Baroque Parnassus Fountain.
Dietrichstein Palace - Former bishop's palace, now home of the Moravian Museum.
Minoritska Street - Attractive Art Nouveau architecture.
Augustinian Monastery & Church of St. Thomas - Beautiful white monastery complex, founded in 1350.
Brno Dam and lake - Pleasant recreational area.

In the area:

Slavkov u Brna (Austerlitz) - The monumental Baroque chateau in the town houses memorabilia of the famous battle of 1805, when the French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte defeated the Austrian-Prussian army led by the Austrian emperor Franz II and the Russian czar Alexander I.
Mohila Míru (Cairn of Peace) - This impressive monument to the fallen in the Battle of Austerlitz sits on a hill above the village of Prace.
Hiking and skiing - in Brno's hilly wooded countryside.
Moravsky kras - Spectacular limestone caves.
Pernstejn - Medieval castle.
Krtiny - Magnificent Baroque pilgrimage church.
Telc - Well-preserved town with Renaissance chateau, Baroque town houses.
Palava and White Carpathians - UNESCO biosphere reserves.

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