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Výstaviště 405/1, 603 00 Brno, Czech Republic

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> BVV Trade Fairs - Pavilion P

Game Access Conference '22 will take place in Pavilion P of the Brno Exhibition Centre.

The tradition of the Brno Exhibition Centre goes back to 1928. It was built to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the formation of the First Czechoslovak Republic. For more than a 100 years, it has housed some of the most unique and prestigious events in all of Europe.

Today, this incredible piece of functionalist architecture serves as the home of Game Access, and we are incredibly proud to be part of its legacy.

> How do I get there?

It’s only minutes away from the city center accessible by public transportation or a car.

Brno Trade Fairs - Pavilion P
Výstaviště 405/1
603 00 Brno
GPS:49°11'18.5"N 16°34'42.6"E

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  •   If you come by car, you can take advantage of a free parking lot just next to the conference hall, accessible trough gate #9. The parking lot is open from 8:00 on 27.05. till 21:00 on 28.05.

  •   If you choose public transport, get on the tram #1 at Hlavní nádraží (Main train station), and take a ride to the stop Pisárky. From there, get on the #44 bus and get off at Riviéra. There, enter trough gate #7.

    • We recommend downloading the Czech public transport app, IDOS, for easier navigation. Find it on Google Play and App Store.

  •   If you are coming from far away, you can take advantage of direct flights into the Brno Airport from London Stansted, Munich, Berlin and Milan. If you do not have the option to take a direct flight, you will most likely want to fly to Prague and then take a train or a bus to Brno. Another good choice is to land in Vienna or Bratislava. You can get to the Conference the fastest from Bratislava. All the cities are connected with a wide selection of buses and trains.

The City of Brno

The city of Brno is famed for its beauty and vibrant atmosphere. However, it’s also widely recognized as the tech, and in particular, game dev capital of the Czech Republic. A number of domestic and international companies have called Brno their base, and the city visibly prospers thanks to them.

If you are looking for a bit of high-quality tourism before or after the Conference, there are a number of outstanding historical monuments and points of interest you definitely shouldn’t miss. Here are some of them:

Villa Tugendhat

A marvel of modern architecture and a member of the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Sites, Villa Tugendhat belongs to the most popular tourist destinations in Brno.

Castle Špilberk

Surrounded by a beautiful park, this 13th-century royal castle watches over the city of Brno like a silent guardian. A visit of the castle promises the best view in the city and Christmas for the history buffs.

Petrov Cathedral

With its 84 meter high gothic towers, Petrov cathedral is a very difficult monument to miss. Much like Castle Špilberk, Petrov is an indispensable part of the Brno panorama and a cultural treasure of the Czech people.

Ossuary underneath the Church of St. James

A unique burial ground beneath the Church of St. James is a bizarre and fascinating sight. The second largest ossuary in Europe is as much a tourist attraction as it is a place of reverence.

Moravian Karst

North of Brno, Moravian Karst is a protected landscape area encompassing over 1100 caverns and natural gorges. Many of these beautiful places are open to tourists, and we definitely recommend visiting them.

Veveří Castle

One of the oldest castles in Moravia and the entire country, situated on a rocky promontory towering over the Svratka River near the Brno dam.