Inspiring Burno is the biggest city in Moravia, a historical region of the Czech Republic, haunting the dreams of travelers from all around the world. As you can imagine, the main train station of the city is quite busy welcoming hundreds of people every day. Brno train station (also called Brno hl. n.) is something more than a vital transport link - it's also a significant historical landmark. The station is one of the oldest railway hubs not just in Czechia but in the world! It opened its doors at the beginning of the 19th century as a terminus station on a Vienna - Burno line. But it didn't hold this position for long, as just a decade later, the railway hub became a "through" station and started to serve the trains to Austria as well.
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F.A.Q.
Guide of Brno Train Station
Where is the station located?
Brno rail station is conveniently nestled in the city center, not far from such remarkable sights as Moravian Museum, Old Town Hall, and Astronomical Clock!
How many platforms does Brho hl. n. have?
The station boasts six platforms and currently serves ten lines. It operates five local services (to Ostrava, Prerov, etc.), as well as regular international trains to Germany, Slovakia, Hungary, and Austria.
What facilities can I find at Brno Railway Station?
The station boasts a very impressive facade and a just-as-impressive list of on-site amenities. For example, Brno Main Train Station houses left luggage facilities, currency exchange points, ATM, Western Union service, post office, and a wide range of dining and entertaining options.
