Orte, die Liam gefallen

Liam Proven: Big budget hypermarket. Somewhat cheaper than most Czech hypermarkets.

Liam Proven: Quick basic rice & daal for CzK 85. And there's free WiFi. Recommended for a quick spicy meal.

Liam Proven: Great little café on West Kirby Station. Takeaway soft drinks as well.

Liam Proven: Mendel Square! Home of the father of genetics. Go see the museum.

Liam Proven: The main square. A selection of bars and restaurants. Great views from the clock tower.

Liam Proven: Heart of Tábor's old town. Surprisingly pretty.

Liam Proven: Alternative bar/restaurant/venue. Live music, great veggie food, choice of beers.

Liam Proven: Great little speciality shop with Asian and Oriental groceries.

Liam Proven: Best late-night supermarket in the city centre.

Liam Proven: Friendly and helpful.

Liam Proven: Interesting range of Spanish delicatessen stuff. Expensive, though.

Liam Proven: Quiet little square off Brno's main drag. Has 2 pubs and a great tearoom.

Liam Proven: One of Brno's better bookshops. Open later than the branch at Česká, but smaller & less range.

Liam Proven: Quiet, peaceful, amusingly poetic tea descriptions.

Liam Proven: Quick, fast, cheap, tasty, and very friendly. Vegetarian options, & they speak English. Impressed. I'll be back.

Liam Proven: Decent beer selection for an underground late night dive. Always-on big-screen TV is very distracting, though.

Liam Proven: My favourite Thai restaurant in Brno.

Liam Proven: Brno's loveliest boulevard.

Liam Proven: Cheap and open until 10PM.

Liam Proven: The biggest selection of wholefoods I've seen in Brno, including unusual things like maize flour and reasonably-priced quinoa.

Liam Proven: Reasonably-priced Vietnamese food.

Liam Proven: I hear the Capuchin crypt is worth a visit. Me, I prefer Café Pilat.

Liam Proven: Historical main square, with bars, cafés restaurants, concert halls and museums -- and a vegetable market.

Liam Proven: Upstairs roof bar, away from the bustle of the street below.