September and October are beautiful in Brno. If your Erasmus study period begins in few weeks, you are such a lucky person. (video: Brno from Vierzbowski on Vimeo)
Brno Now has been a handy tool for the expats in Brno for almost a year – here are the best articles to read if you are going to study in Brno this fall.
- Let’s start with two links: to orientate yourself, explore the maps of Brno at Google Maps or Mapy.cz (in Czech but with more businesses marked).
- One more link: I wrote a guide for Erasmus students for website Brno 101 some time ago.
- There are some more useful web services that will easier your relocation: find out how to find the right bus, apartment and concert.
- You’ll have to do some shopping. To find out where to buy food, furniture etc., print out our guide to shopping in Brno.
- Wanna party? These are the favorite pubs of Michal Kašpárek, the blogger behind Brno Now. I’ve published a list of popular clubs as well.
- Maybe you are a woman who is afraid of living alone in a completly unknown town. Don’t worry, just follow our safety guidelines.
- You’re probably young and green – so learn about biking in Brno.
- If you are still only thinking about relocation to Brno, check the cost of living in the town.
Brno Now has a category focused on new people in town – the district guides. If you are still looking for a flat, don’t forget to check your neighborhood there.
So – welcome, herzlich willkommen, dobrodošli! Become a Facebook fan of Brno Now and join a community of hundreds open-minded expats, willing to help each other.
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