Czech Republic · Jihomoravský kraj · Brno
Stránice, Brno — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Stránice packs 0.93 square kilometres into the Brno-střed city district of Brno, ground the city annexed in 1850.
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Where to stay in Stránice
Not every neighbourhood fits every trip — here's what each one is good for.
Stránice is residential ground under a square kilometre in size. Brno-střed carries it, and the addresses the register hangs on the territory are schools, monasteries and memorials rather than anything with a reception desk. Look to Brno for a room. The Monument to Miroslav Tyrš and the Jiří Mahen memorial make the walk; the bed is booked elsewhere in the city.
Few places to stay in Stránice — most visitors book in Brno nearby.
About Stránice
What are the main landmarks in Stránice?
Twelve entries crowd this small territory. Two religious communities sit on the list, the klášter sester učednic Božského Mistra and the Monastery of the Sisters of St. Cyril and Methodius, while the Cyrilometodějská církevní základní škola ties a church to a school. Sculpture accounts for more.
Vlastenec and Rose stand as works, the Monument to Miroslav Tyrš and the Jiří Mahen memorial carry names, and the Pomník osvobození closes it. Žabovřesky lends a meetinghouse.
What is the history of Stránice?
Brno took most of Stránice in 1850. The rest of the territory's administrative story is short: on 24 November 1990 it became part of Brno-střed, and it has stayed there. Memory work fills the gap, with the Pomník osvobození and the Monument to Miroslav Tyrš standing for two different kinds of remembering.
Earlier centuries left Stránice no paperwork.
Where is Stránice?
Stránice measures 0.93 square kilometres inside Brno-střed, close enough to Žabovřesky that the two share entries on one monument register. Brno surrounds it.
Common questions
What is the best area to stay in Stránice?
Brno: anyone content to book in Brno and walk out to the Jiří Mahen memorial.
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Updated September 2026