Brno Observatory and Planetarium

I always wanted to visit this place, but because of work and studies, I could never find the right time. When I came back from my vacation, I decided not to wait any longer even though I was tired, I gave up my rest day and finally made the trip from Třebíč. And I’m so glad I did. The moment I saw that incredible planet installation, it felt almost magical calm, peaceful, and breathtakingly beautiful. Standing there under the glowing moon surrounded by people in awe, I felt a deep sense of peace and gratitude. It was truly worth the effort, and I left feeling inspired and thankful. If you ever get the chance to visit Planetarium Brno, don’t miss it it’s an unforgettable experience.🪐🌕🌎

We went for a digitarium show, it was great, however tourists bare in mind everything the presenter says is in czech. We did get english audio over earphones but that was just for the show.

Amazing place, and for free. Perhaps more suitable for older kids but parents enjoyednit as well:)

Opposite to Namesti Miru tram station. Very huge planets as shown in my pictures and videos. There are toilet facilities. I saw a little place near the entrance selling ice cream and you can pay by card. There is also a place there where you can buy beer or coffee or cold drinks.

Really quiet on monday. We only visited the outside and rooftop terrace. Possible to purchase 2d and 3d tours. On the negative side, most of the signs and price list only in Checz.

Whether you are an astronomy buff or just want to learn more about the earth, the moon, the planets and the stars, Brno Observatory will never disappoint you. It offers many interesting educative programs throughout the year. Occasionally, there are also open-air actions such as the festival of planets showcasing 10m in diameter big inflatable models of the earth and other planets, which are spectacular to see especially after dusk when the models are nicely lit.

Lovely place to be at for astronomy enthusiasts, or anyone really. No need to reach into your pocket, it's free to enter. Insightful information about all things astronomy is provided in Czech, German, and English.

The place is run by enthusiasts. The guys working at the observatory seem to really like what they do. From few experiences that I have, I dare to say that whatever event or activity will you go for, you will always learn a lot and information will be handed over in an entertaining way. I have already tried to go 2 times for night sky observing, but unfortunately, it was never the actual observing of the night sky, due to weather conditions. This is not a problem of the place, of course. But count with that possible situation and don't be disappointment if it happens to you. You will still hear a lot of useful and interesting fun facts about the universe and the sky above us.