Mid-Range Travel Guide: Brno

Accommodation

$45-90 per night

Private rooms in mid-range hotels, boutique guesthouses, or well-located apartments near city center

Food & Dining

$25-50 per day

Mix of traditional Czech restaurants, casual dining, some tourist-area establishments, and local beer halls

Transportation

$10-25 per day

Public transport passes, occasional taxis, day trips by regional train or bus to nearby attractions

Activities

$20-60 per day

Paid museum entries, guided tours, cultural performances, wine tastings, and attraction tickets

Eat at traditional Czech pubs outside tourist areas for typically 40-60% lower prices than city center restaurants

Use public transport day passes instead of individual tickets for 30-50% savings on transportation costs

Visit museums on designated free or discounted days, typically saving 50-100% on entrance fees

Buy groceries from local supermarkets and self-cater some meals for 60-80% savings compared to restaurant dining

Book accommodation 2-3 months in advance for typically 20-40% lower rates than last-minute bookings

Take advantage of student discounts if applicable - many attractions offer 25-50% reductions

Drink local Czech beer instead of imported beverages for typically 50-70% cost savings

Eating only in Old Town tourist areas instead of local neighborhoods - typically costs 100-200% more

Taking taxis everywhere instead of using excellent public transport system - usually 300-500% more expensive

Booking accommodation during major festivals without advance planning - can cost 200-400% more than normal rates

Exchanging money at tourist exchange offices instead of banks or ATMs - typically 5-15% worse rates