Náměstí Svobody

Big square, located in the hear of Brno Město. Lots of people watching and restaurants. Be warned, food is a bit pricier than not far outside of the square and not nearly as good as what you can find nearby. The quality of food isn't nearly as good, based on several different experiences. This is where Brno's Astronomical Clock is located. Definitely worth checking out this area if you're visiting.

Beautiful and peaceful place.

I didn’t like this place and the city too,Prno was really a bad choice,I don’t advise anyone to visit it, actually there is other beautiful places in Czech you must really visit instead of Prno, to be more honest I never feel save to walk as tourists in Prno..

Náměstí Svobody (Freedom Square) is a large public square located in the center of Brno, the second-largest city in the Czech Republic. The square is a popular gathering spot for locals and tourists alike, and is surrounded by historic buildings, cafes, and shops.Some of the notable landmarks and buildings around Náměstí Svobody include:The Old Town Hall, a Gothic-style building dating back to the 13th centuryThe Plague Column, a Baroque-style column erected in the 18th century to commemorate the end of the plague epidemic in the cityThe Reduta Theatre, a neoclassical-style building that is home to the Brno Philharmonic OrchestraThe Parnas Fountain, a Renaissance-style fountain featuring statues of Greek mythological figuresThroughout the year, the square is host to a variety of events and festivals, including concerts, cultural exhibitions, and Christmas markets.

Nice place to visit and especially in the sunny and spring time but not in raining period.

The heart of Brno, very vivid and alive with many options for shopping and eating, there even you can find different museums to visit.

A good place for sightseeing

A lovely square in Brno, even lovelier in winter with the large, authentic Christmas market.

Fantastic open boulevard to have a walk in the centre of town, enjoy a coffee or even a lunch in the surrounding cafes and bars, under the shadows of trees.Check out what it looks like in a good weather.

I love the irregular shape of this square, which is caused also by the church which stood long time ago in the middle. Also the tram going through the pedestrian zone is not common in Czechia. And the Christmas markets are great with many others nearby.