History
What industries developed in Brno during the 18th and 19th centuries?
textile, mechanical engineering
What region is Brno situated in?
South Moravian region
What religious sight is Brno´s oldest church?
St. Peter and Paul´s Cathedral
What square can you buy flowers, fruit, and vegetables at?
Vegetable/Cabbage Market
What sight is on UNESCO´s list?
the Tugendhat Villa
During which war did the Swedish Army try to seize Brno?
during 30 year war
What two rivers flow through Brno?
Svratka and Svitava
What can you find in the Capuchin Crypt?
dead bodies of Capuchin monks
What 3 purposes does Špilberk castle served/es to?
fortress, prison, museum/gallery
Where are most of the trade fairs held in Brno?
Exhibition Centre
Why were there air raids on Brno during WWII?
because of arms industry (Zbrojovka)
How many university campuses are in Brno? Can you name them?
3, VUT, MENDEL UNI, MASARYK UNI
What religious sight is built in Gothic style?
church of St. James
Where can you find the famous Brno DRAGON and WHEEL?
the Old Town Hall
What place in Brno can you take a ride on a boat to Veveří Castle?
the Brno Reservoir/Dam
Who gave the city rights to Brno?
Wenceslas I.
What is the population of Brno?
400 000 people
What hill is St. Peter and Paul´s Cathedral situated on?
Petrov hill
What square can you find the Plague Column at?
the Freedom Square
What style was the Tugendhat Villa built in?
functionalism
in 13th century
What is the name of the highlands to the north and west of Brno?
Bohemian-Moravian highlands
Where is Jan Skácel burried?
the Central Cemetery
What are the two most famous trade fairs held at the Exhibition Centre?
International Engineering Fair, International Fair of Consumer Goods