BY TRAIN

Travelling by train to the Brno Circuit is a comfortable option, especially if you are coming from the Czech Republic or nearby regions. Here’s how you can plan your train journey.

From Prague to Brno

Starting point: Trains depart from Praha hlavní nádraží, the main train station in Prague.
Travel time: The journey typically takes between 2.5 to 3 hours.
Train services: Several operators, including České dráhy (Czech Railways), RegioJet, and LEO Express, offer regular services throughout the day.
Booking tickets: Tickets can be easily purchased online through the operator’s website, and booking in advance is recommended, especially during busy periods.
Arrival: Trains arrive at Brno hlavní nádraží, the main station in Brno city centre.

From Vienna to Brno

Starting point: Trains leave from Wien Hauptbahnhof, Vienna’s central train station.
Travel time: The journey to Brno takes approximately 1.5 to 2.5 hours.
Train services: The route is serviced by ÖBB (Austrian Federal Railways) and RegioJet, with several departures available each day.
Booking tickets: It’s advisable to book your ticket online in advance via the ÖBB or RegioJet websites to ensure availability.
Arrival: The train will bring you directly to Brno hlavní nádraží, conveniently located near the city centre.

Both routes offer a smooth and enjoyable travel experience, with modern amenities and easy access to Brno’s main attractions upon arrival.

From the Main Train Station to the circuit

To reach the Masaryk Circuit from Brno hlavní nádraží (Main Train Station), start by taking tram line 8 in the direction of Nemocnice Bohunice. Ride the tram to its final stop (Nemocnice Bohunice), then transfer to special bus line C, which will take you directly to the Masarykův okruh (Masaryk Circuit). Note: applies for 2025.