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Car Rental in Brno

Brno, the Czech Republic's second-largest city, is a hidden gem brimming with stunning architecture, vibrant culture, and a rich history. Booking a car hire in Brno from Hertz car allows you to explore Brno and its surroundings at your own pace. Explore the neo-gothic cathedral of St Peter and St Paul, or take a short drive to the historic Špilberk Castle. Hertz offers a stylish, efficient fleet for maximum comfort and convenience. Book a car hire in Brno with Hertz and enjoy the freedom to explore the city your way!

Pickup Locations Brno

  • Brno Airport
 
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Brno Car Rental Driving Guide

Parking in Brno

  • JD Parking: With 200 parking spots for cars, this paid parking house by the Janacek Theatre offers comfortable parking across two floors. It is a two-minute walk from the Moravské Náměstí tram station.
  • Centrum Vídeňská: Conveniently located near the D1 highway exit, this paid parking garage offers safe parking with phone-operated entry and exit, and is located near the Hluboká tram station for easy access.

For electric vehicle owners, charging points are available at:

  • JD Parking
  • E.ON Charging Station
  • Brno-Tuřany Airport

Speed Limits in Brno

  • Highways: Maximum speed of 130 km/h
  • Speedways: Maximum speed of 110 km/h
  • Highways within the city: Maximum speed of 90 km/h
  • City streets: Maximum speed of 50 km/h

Key Roads in Brno

  • D1 Motorway: Connects Prague with Brno, passing through parts of the Vysočina and South Moravia regions. It serves as an important transport artery for travelers heading towards Vienna.
  • D2 Motorway: Runs from Brno to the Slovak border near the town of Lanžhot and offers a direct connection to Bratislava. Along the way, travelers can visit towns with agricultural traditions and rich vineyards.
  • Husova Street: Running through the historic center of Brno, close to Špilberk Castle and the Petrov hill. Ideal for a leisurely walk.

Traffic in Brno

  • The Busiest Roads: The D1 Motorway experiences the highest traffic volumes, especially during rush hours in the week.
  • Peak Traffic Hours: Maximum traffic is encountered during weekday mornings (7:00 AM – 8:00 AM) and evenings (3:00 PM – 5:00 PM), so plan your trips accordingly to avoid delays and enjoy a smooth drive.

Long Drives from Brno to Prague

  • Start on the D1 Motorway heading northwest from Brno.
  • Continue on D1 motorway past the town of Humpolec towards Říčany.
  • Exit the D1 Motorway towards Prague.

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A Quick Guide to Brno

Špilberk Castle

Explore this historic fortress that dates back to the 13th century, and offers you stunning views of the city. Within its walls are a fascinating fifteen-bell carillon and stunning baroque Holy Trinity Chapel.

Cathedral of St Peter and St Paul

This cathedral is a stunning example of Gothic and Baroque architecture. Perched atop Petrov Hill, it offers panoramic views of the city and is known for the daily toll of its bell at 11 am - a tradition that began during a siege by the Swedes in 1645.

Brno Underground

Delve into centuries of history through a visit to the city's intriguing underground labyrinth of tunnels and cellars. Located in the city centre, this expansive attraction requires six different tours to be explored completely.

Visit the burial site of the Capuchin friars

Located in the city centre, the Capuchin Crypt is a burial place for the friars who came to the city in the 17th century. Known for its eerie vibe, a visit to this haunting location is a must on your Brno trip.

Explore the Moravian Gallery

The second largest art gallery in the country, the Moravian Gallery is a treat to the eyes.

Home to an eclectic mix of visual splendours ranging from paintings to sculptures, this Brno attraction is sure to make an art enthusiast’s day.

Drive through the countryside

Get a car rental in Brno and venture into the picturesque countryside surrounding Brno. Enjoy scenic routes through vineyards, rolling hills, and quaint villages, and experience peace and calm in just a short drive from the city centre.

Vaňkovka Gallery

A chic shopping mall, the Vaňkovka Gallery is a stylish shopping destination that features a mix of international fashion brands, dining options, and entertainment venues under one roof.

Zelny trh (Vegetable Market)

Nicknamed the Zelňák, this historic market sells local produce, crafts, flowers, and souvenirs.

Hůlkárna Shop

This unique store in the city centre is known for its diverse selection of stylish clothing and accessories, ranging from walking canes to luxurious umbrellas.

FAQs

If you rent a vehicle from the Hertz car rental office in Brno, you are not required to purchase a motorway vignette. All vehicles registered in the Czech Republic are equipped with an electronic motorway vignette valid for use on Czech highways.

To avoid traffic congestion in the city centre, consider driving your car rental in Brno, Czech Republic, before or after rush hour, which is from 7 a.m. to 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays.

In Brno, as in the rest of the Czech Republic, you drive on the right-hand side of the road.

In Brno, overtake vehicles using the left lane when it is safe to do so; ensure to adhere to traffic regulations and that you have clear visibility ahead.

You can find information about speed limits, cameras, highway vignettes, and more on the Hertz website. Visit- https://www.hertz-autopujcovna.cz/instrukce/ for information about driving in the Czech Republic.