MotoGP Brno Tickets

Brno blends full-on MotoGP vibes with a surprisingly cool mix of city life, foodie hotspots and chill activities. Heading over with friends, planning a weekend full of action, or keen to party post-race? This city delivers. The right MotoGP Brno Tickets will put you right in the middle of the action.

City vibes & nightlife in Brno

Brno is young, vibrant and perfect for anyone who’s not ready to wind down after a day at the track. Around Zelný trh and Freedom Square (náměstí Svobody), you’ll find lively bars, clubs and beer gardens, and the city truly comes alive during MotoGP weekend.

Fan favourites include:

• Drinks at Bar, který neexistuje – also known as The Bar That Doesn’t Exist
• Craft beers at spots like Výčep Na Stojáka
• Clubbing at Two Faces

The city’s nice and compact, easy to explore on foot, and perfect for a proper after-race night out.

Foodie spots for your MotoGP weekend

Brno’s food scene is full of surprises, offering something for every taste, from more refined options and traditional Czech flavours to a quick bite between qualifying and your evening plans.

Are you into Japanese food? Don’t miss Manya. Great service, fresh dishes and a menu made for sharing. Perfect for a chilled evening with your friends. For something simple and satisfying, head to Burger Inn in the city centre. Juicy burgers, speedy service, fair prices, and ideal for a quick pit stop.

Craving something hearty and local? Pivnice U Čápa serves up proper Czech classics and freshly poured beer. Just the thing after a full-on day at the circuit. Also worth a visit: Stopkova Plzeňská Pivnice, known for generous portions, authentic dishes and an atmosphere locals and race fans love.

Want more ideas? Tripadvisor has loads of food picks to match your mood.

Things to do around the Brno circuit

There’s more to do around the Automotodrom Brno than just race day. The Masaryk Ring Museum gives you a closer look at the region’s motorsport history. Just by the circuit, you’ll also find forest paths and trails, a nice option if you fancy a bit of movement after all the on-track action.

Looking for something a bit different? The Punkva Caves and the Macocha Gorge are top picks for those who enjoy combining nature with a touch of adrenaline.

Your Brno weekend: more than just racing

The city’s only about 20–25 minutes from the circuit, and everything’s within easy reach, from affordable taxis and ride services to hotels in all price ranges. Add in bars and restaurants that stay open late, and your weekend definitely doesn’t end with the chequered flag. Brno is compact, easy-going, and the kind of place that makes sure your MotoGP weekend is nothing but good vibes and zero stress.

The Czech Grand Prix 2026 is set to take place from 19 to 21 June, bringing one of the most iconic races on the calendar back into the spotlight. Get ready for three days packed with atmosphere and pure racing passion, from the first practice sessions to the big Sunday showdown. With wide corners and signature elevation changes, you can expect thrilling battles and plenty of overtakes.

The exact MotoGP Brno schedule is still subject to change. As soon as all times are confirmed, you’ll find the latest info right here. We keep our MotoGP Czech Republic Tickets updated regularly, so you can plan your race weekend without the stress.

Looking for the perfect place to stay during your MotoGP weekend in Brno? Looking for hotels near the Brno circuit? You can choose between a hotel right in the heart of the city or a quieter spot just outside; either way, there are plenty of great options. Brno and the surrounding areas are super well-connected and have everything you need for a smooth, stress-free race weekend. If you’re after a bit more comfort, check out our Global-Tickets Travel Packages. They include hand-picked hotels in and around Brno, daily transfers to the circuit, and a multilingual travel guide who’s there for you throughout the weekend. You won’t have to worry about a thing; just sit back and soak up all the MotoGP excitement.

City vibes or countryside calm, whatever suits your style, our Travel Packages make it easy to find the perfect base for your Brno experience, complete with your chosen MotoGP Czech GP Tickets.

To kick off your Brno weekend without stress, here’s a quick overview of the best ways to get to the circuit. Whether you’re flying in, driving yourself or using public transport, the track is easy to reach and often simpler than you might think.

Flying to Brno

Václav Havel Airport in Prague (PRG) is one of the most convenient options. It’s well connected to the city centre, with trains and buses taking around 25 to 35 minutes. From there, it’s an easy train ride to Brno that takes roughly two and a half hours and runs several times a day. Another popular choice is the yellow RegioJet bus, which runs directly from the airport to Brno. It’s comfortable, budget-friendly and ideal for a smooth journey.

You can also fly into Brno-Turany Airport (BRQ). While there are fewer flight options, the city centre is just 15 to 20 minutes away by taxi, Bolt or Uber. Buses also operate from the airport, which is a great option if you’re not renting a car and want a straightforward transfer into town.

Driving to the circuit

Travelling by car or motorbike gives you maximum flexibility. The Automotodrom Brno is located to the west of the city and can be easily reached via the D1 motorway (Ostrovačice exit).

A few useful tips for the race weekend:

• Leave yourself extra time as traffic near the circuit can get heavy.
• Follow the official event signs rather than relying on navigation apps.
• Parking areas near the circuit are clearly marked. If you’re arriving on a motorbike, it’s usually easy to find a spot.

Public transport options

Brno has great public transport links and free shuttle buses for fans make getting to the track simple.

The Bus Line C runs between Nemocnice Bohunice and the Automotodrom Brno. It stops at Svážná, Pražská, Troubsko, Veselka, Popůvky, Vintrovna and Kývalka, making it a great option if you’re staying in the city centre. You can get to Nemocnice Bohunice easily by taking tram line P6, for example from Královo Pole, Česká or Mendlovo náměstí.

The Circle Bus Line P runs a loop between the circuit, Popůvky and Žebětín. This one’s especially handy if your accommodation is close to the track.

Both bus lines are free and run regularly throughout the race weekend. Top tip: It’s worth checking the latest schedules before you travel, as timings may vary depending on the day of the event.

You can also reach Brno easily by train or long-distance coach. There are many connections from Germany, often via Prague, Vienna or Bratislava. RegioJet and České dráhy (ČD) offer frequent and affordable services. For many fans, the train is the most relaxed choice, with no traffic, no need to park and a direct arrival right in the city centre.

To keep things easy, build in a bit of extra time and check timetables in advance so everything goes to plan.

To help you find your way around Brno and enjoy your race weekend to the fullest, a few practical apps can make all the difference. From navigation and getting around to tickets and food spots. These apps are the most commonly used in Czechia and especially in Brno, and they’ll make planning your weekend much easier.