Dušičky: The Quiet Czech Tradition of Remembering Loved Ones

Every early November, Czech cemeteries fill with candles, flowers and quiet conversations. This is Dušičky, the Czech day of remembering loved ones. In this post, we explain what it is, where it comes from, how Czechs mark it today, and what to expect if you visit a cemetery. You will also find practical tips on how to experience Dušičky respectfully in Brno.

Book Your First Viewing at Fellows Jaselská

For months, we’ve been sharing what life at Fellows Jaselská will look like.

We’ve talked about the idea behind modern coliving in Brno, the community spaces, the fully furnished apartments, and the benefits of living right in the city centre. If you’ve been following our journey, you’ve probably already imagined what your life in Brno could look like.

Now, for the first time, you don’t have to imagine anymore.

A Renaissance Treasure in South Moravia: Bučovice Castle

When people think about castles in the Czech Republic, places like Prague Castle or Český Krumlov usually come to mind first. However, in the heart of South Moravia, you’ll find one of the country’s most underrated architectural treasures: Bučovice Castle. Located just 30 minutes from Brno, this historic site offers a balanced mix of history, […]

Susana from Spain: The multicultural atmosphere in Brno

In Brno, people from diverse cultures and backgrounds live side by side, creating a vibrant and inclusive environment. As a Spanish girl, I’ve come to appreciate that Brno is a calm and welcoming city, where different cultures have become part of everyday life. It offers many opportunities, reflected in the respect people show for ethnic and cultural diversity.

Underground spots for music events in Brno

Have you ever wondered about the stories behind today’s underground spots? Cities preserve old buildings and transform them into unique event spaces, giving them a new lease on life and allowing people to enjoy them. 
That is the case of some of the buildings in Brno. This city is becoming a place where events take place almost every month. With its rich architectural heritage, it offers a wide range of cultural activities, and some of them are hosted in buildings that still hold traces of the past.