Labyrint pod Zelným trhem

Very interesting place and great guide, as well as nice people at the reception. The tour is in Czech but you can get the paper or audio guide and the guide was ready to answer any questions and she gave the most important information is English. I would absolutely recommend, but keep in mint that labyrinth is only a name, the place was used as a basement for storing food and wine. :)

It's fun, interesting and worth the visit. But I honestly thought it will be much more than this.Also, there is no guide who can explain things in English, but you get to use a device that almost explains the same things in your own language. The problem is sometimes the tour guide is showing something in person which you won't understand a thing. Since it's not with the same page as your device.Other than that, it was really fun.

We were standing in front of the counter, reading about what we could see here, and the lady that was selling tickets said something in Czech, obviously we didn't understand, and we asked her what she was saying. Her response was literally nothing. After a minute as we stood there and searching for info about the place, she started talking in English and said: The group started a guide tour just now (because it was a full hour) and if you want to take a look at this place, this is the only chance. We were then in a hurry, so we bought tickets and went downstairs. When we came down, there was a group of people talking ONLY Czech, so we didn't understand anything. The lady even gave us some English book"

A must go if you visit Brno. The tour total 45min. A lot of interesting stories and facts. As quite dark for photography thus I not taking photos down there.

The history and space involved is very interesting and intriguing. However they could drastically improve by having a guide who speaks in English. Only 4 seemed to understand Czech....more than 7 or 9 had an English booklet which reading wasn't easy being underground. An English speaking guide sound have drastically improved the experience. The exhibits were only in Czech once again.

We only saw one of the two tours. The prices were high for this Tour. The guide spoke in Czech only, sadly not in English. The written exhibition guides were in English. Unfortunately you missed some parts of the tour while reading. The audio guides cost extra.The tour is easy to walk through. The tunnels are spacious and beautifully decorated. A nice little tour through the underground - without any fear of small spaces.

A bit underwhelming.The “labyrinth” is nothing more than 4-5 cellars connected by a corridor. It is interesting for what it is, but the guide struggles to fill out the time that the tour takes, most of the things guide talks about have nothing to do with the “labyrinth”.

This was one of my highlights of Brno, largely because of the fantastic guide. You can only go in as part of a guided tour but they seem to happen throughout the day. If you have other things to do nearby, start there first and get your ticket. If the tour is only in 45 minutes, you'll have time to walk around and seem some other stuff nearby.The tour is usually in Czech. But the group happened to have no Czech speakers so the guide switched to English. He was really nice with a great sence of humour. He was very knowledgeable and shared a lot of info about all the different rooms. If you do wind up on a regular Czech tour, you can use a free guide book in English or pay for an audio guide.

The place is interesting and offers a nice opportunity to see how they used the underground tunnels. Unfortunately the tour is only in Czech and the guide spent more time with the locals.