Znojmo City Guide

Local Czech meals like Svíčková, goulash, and Trdelník are common. Znojmo is known for its white wines. Some international restaurants exist. Vegetarian and vegan options are limited but improving. Late-night food is rare; most places close by 10-11 PM.

Nightlife is quiet with traditional pubs and wine bars. Not a party city but good for relaxed drinks.

Growing coffee scene with several cafes serving good quality and specialty coffee.

Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory. Round up or leave 5-10% in restaurants; taxi rounding common.

SIM cards from Vodafone, O2, and T-Mobile offer good coverage. Buy in city center stores with ID/passport. eSIM support is growing.

The city is generally clean with good sanitation services.

Minimal 24/7 services. Few petrol stations have late-night convenience stores. No 24-hour pharmacies or clinics.

Basic international products are available. Supermarkets like Billa, Albert, Penny Market, and Lidl cover daily needs. Fresh produce is sold at local markets such as Horní náměstí.

Cards work well in big shops, restaurants, and hotels, but small places and markets often prefer cash. Carry some Czech Koruna for small payments.

ATMs are common in the city center and banks like Česká spořitelna, Komerční banka, and ČSOB. Withdrawal fees depend on your bank, so check beforehand.

Local schools teach in Czech. No known international schools within Znojmo; nearby cities like Brno have options.

Znojmo has a very small digital nomad presence with no dedicated hubs. Some cafes offer Wi-Fi but community is limited.

Plenty of green spaces, parks, and river valleys for outdoor activities.

Safe and scenic running routes along the Dyje River and city walls.

Several gyms and sports centers offer fitness options.

Tennis courts available via local clubs, some require booking.

Padel is rare but might be found in larger sports complexes.

A few studios offer classes and wellness services; English instruction may be limited.

Limited info on martial arts; local sports centers may have some classes.

Limited skiing nearby; major resorts require travel beyond one hour.

Kayaking and paddleboarding on the Dyje River are popular in warmer months.

No surfing; the city is inland.

No diving due to landlocked location.

Nemocnice Znojmo provides general care; some English spoken but not guaranteed. Private clinics offer better English service. Pharmacies are widespread with common medicines.

Tap water is safe to drink.

Playgrounds in parks like Gránice and family attractions such as the Znojmo Castle and underground tunnels. Baby supplies are sold in supermarkets and drugstores.

Generally tolerant but smaller town with limited LGBTQ+ specific venues or events.

Pet-friendly city with parks and pet supplies. Many places allow pets but check ahead.