Brno-Tuřany Airport serves the second city of the Czech Republic, a historic university and industrial center of Moravia, approximately 8 km from the city center.
It has limited traffic compared to Prague, with predominantly charter and seasonal connections.
How to get to Brno-Tuřany Airport
By Car
By Train
By Bus
Average travel time to BRQ
Parking near Brno-Tuřany Airport
The airport's official parking area is located in front of the terminal.
It is not staffed with dedicated personnel but is video-monitored; first 20 minutes free, then 50 CZK/hour for the first 2 hours, capped at 150 CZK/24h; for stays up to 16 days flat rate of 1,700 CZK, +100 CZK for each additional day.
How to get to Brno from BRQ
By Train
By Bus
By Taxi
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Car rental at Brno-Tuřany Airport
A limited number of car rental companies are present in the arrivals area.
You should carry your driver's license, passport, and credit card as standard; an International Driving Permit is usually requested as well.
Hotels near Brno-Tuřany Airport
Brno-střed (city centre)
From the centre, the main station (Brno hlavní nádraží), the terminus of the E76 bus to the airport, is reachable in a few minutes on foot or with a short tram ride; the E76 then takes about 20 minutes to the terminal.
Best for: Those who want the old town, Špilberk Castle and the riverside restaurants within walking distance, with a good balance between style and connections to the station for the airport.
- Špilberk Castle, Freedom Square and the old town within walking distance of hotels in the area
- The airport bus terminus just minutes away, convenient both on arrival and departure
- Some properties in the area have dated furnishings for their price range, according to the most recent reviews
- Brno's centre is still a lively university city: evening noise at weekends around the streets with bars and clubs
Recommended hotels
- Courtyard by Marriott Brno About 1.5 km (under 20 minutes on foot) from the main station, in the heart of Brno-střed; a top-floor gym with city views and the in-house Jazzmin Bar & Dining restaurant. View availability
- A-Austerlitz Hotel On the banks of the Svratka river, an 18-minute walk from Špilberk Castle and 20 from the main station; a 1993 building with an in-house sauna and an à la carte restaurant. View availability
Airport services
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Lounges & relaxation
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Families & Children
Terminal guide
The terminal is modest in size: from check-in to gate you typically spend 5-10 minutes on foot.
Security is generally quick, but arriving 2 hours early remains recommended.
Map of Brno-Tuřany Airport
Frequently asked questions
Q. Is Brno a good alternative to Prague?
Yes, it offers a lively university atmosphere and an interesting old town (Špilberk Castle) with less mass tourism than Prague.
Q. Can you pay in euros in Brno?
The Czech Republic, one of the few EU countries not to have adopted the euro, uses the Czech koruna (CZK): some hotels or tourist shops may informally accept euros in cash, but the exchange rate applied is almost always unfavorable compared with paying in koruna or withdrawing from an ATM.
Q. Does Brno have many international connections?
They're limited compared with Prague, mostly charter and seasonal: always check the current schedules in advance.
Q. Do you need a visa for the Czech Republic when arriving in Brno?
The same rules apply to every entry point into the country: no visa for EU citizens and most Western nationalities, for up to 90 days.
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