For kids, Bruno Family Park is a wonderland- giant slides, trampolines, bumper cars, underground…read moretunnels, a zip line, water park, and so much more. On a Wednesday morning around 10:10 a.m. my six-year-old daughter and I visited for the day. Here's our experience. 1) Admission: Arriving ten minutes after it opened, we waited in line for just under 10 minutes. At the reception, you're given a bracelet for a locker and how you charge food. You pay for everything, including the admission, at the end as you leave. 2) Amenities: There's inside and an outside areas. Inside, there are tunnels, trampolines, slides, climbing ropes, and more. Outside is the water area, a bird-nest-themed playground and a machine that spins. For 25 CZK per ticket purchased at the reception, you can ride the bumper cars, the boats, and jump on the outdoor blob. My daughter's favorites were the tunnels, zip line, blue slides, bumper cars, the blob, and the trampoline closest to the cafe. There's also one cafe that serves hot and cold food. The prices are i falter comparably, but also not horrible. 3) Service: Staff are throughout and helpful. A few of them speak English. Overall, we loved our visit. We spent most of the day there to get our money's worth!

This is a wonderful day trip from Brno to the Karst/Cave region. In contrast to most of Moravia…read morethis is lush green with the underground and stream system. Most caves are only for outside viewing, but this one is by guided tours. Well worth the money to walk through a 80,000 year old cave with stalactites and stalagmites. It is also the only way to reach the lower platform of the abyss, which is a taste of a land before time. The 300 crowns ticket includes a 10 minute boat ride. I have been in such caves before, but never this close. Quick, duck! Money well spent. Tours are only in Czech and possibility of English with groups of 15. Logisitcs. Book in advance! It is very popular. You reserve a time slot on their platform. Best way to the region is catching the 226 bus to the last stop. Restaurant at base and towards the cave. Take an additional car/train ride up to the caves, or plan for a pleasant 30 minute walk to the top. Very navigitable. I saw parents with strollers walking up.