The only indoor swimming pool available to the public during the week is located at Kraví hora (eponymous stop of tram line 4, going from Česká Street and the main train station). One hour costs 60 CZK (2.1€). During summer, outdoor swimming is also possible there. Jogging or running can be enjoyed in large parks such as Špilberk or Lužánky (at Lidická Street); the first is hilly, the other is flat. Big One fitness at Dornych 27 is the largest fitness centre in Brno, offering many fitness and wellness services.

Squash courts are located at Cejl 52 or Špitálka 124/37, with prices varying from 200 to 300 CZK (7.2 to 10.7€) per hour. Bowling can be played in Boby Centrum at Sportovní Street, maximum price is 270 CZK (9.7€) for one lane per hour. Pétanque playground is available to the public for free, and is located in the southern part of the park surrounding Špilberk.

Riding a bicycle is quite problematic in Brno, due to a lack of bicycle trails. Nevertheless, the region south of Brno offers various facilities for cyclists; the most interesting are the trails leading through vineyards and wine-cellar villages. The trails winding through Znojmo, Mikulov, Hustopeče, Velké Pavlovice, Protivín, Hodonín, Kyjov, Strážnice, Uherské Hradiště and many other towns. These can be accessed from Brno on a bicycle via the track leading to Modřice from the southern part of Brno. Using a train is also a good choice, due to bicycle-lending offices at railway stations in Znojmo, Břeclav, Veselí nad Moravou, Kyjov and Hodonín. 6 hours cost 115 CZK, 12 hours 170 CZK (4€ and 6€ respectively, and the price of rental for the railway passengers can be around 20% lower if you show your ticket).

Warning: Don’t drink and ride. Drinking any alcohol before riding a bicycle is illegal in the Czech Republic, even on the wine trails, and you can be charged with drunk driving.

The only indoor swimming pool available to the public during the week is located at Kraví hora (eponymous stop of tram line 4, going from Česká Street and the main train station). One hour costs 60 CZK (2.1€). During summer, outdoor swimming is also possible there. Jogging or running can be enjoyed in large parks such as Špilberk or Lužánky (at Lidická Street); the first is hilly, the other is flat. Big One fitness at Dornych 27 is the largest fitness centre in Brno, offering many fitness and wellness services.

Squash courts are located at Cejl 52 or Špitálka 124/37, with prices varying from 200 to 300 CZK (7.2 to 10.7€) per hour. Bowling can be played in Boby Centrum at Sportovní Street, maximum price is 270 CZK (9.7€) for one lane per hour. Pétanque playground is available to the public for free, and is located in the southern part of the park surrounding Špilberk.

Riding a bicycle is quite problematic in Brno, due to a lack of bicycle trails. Nevertheless, the region south of Brno offers various facilities for cyclists; the most interesting are the trails leading through vineyards and wine-cellar villages. The trails winding through Znojmo, Mikulov, Hustopeče, Velké Pavlovice, Protivín, Hodonín, Kyjov, Strážnice, Uherské Hradiště and many other towns. These can be accessed from Brno on a bicycle via the track leading to Modřice from the southern part of Brno. Using a train is also a good choice, due to bicycle-lending offices at railway stations in Znojmo, Břeclav, Veselí nad Moravou, Kyjov and Hodonín. 6 hours cost 115 CZK, 12 hours 170 CZK (4€ and 6€ respectively, and the price of rental for the railway passengers can be around 20% lower if you show your ticket).

Warning: Don’t drink and ride. Drinking any alcohol before riding a bicycle is illegal in the Czech Republic, even on the wine trails, and you can be charged with drunk driving.