Brno-Židenice: shops and leisure

Brno-Židenice: shops, services, restaurants, cafés, sport and culture.

Shops and services

Shops and services – Brno-Židenice
Photo: Palickap, CC BY-SA 4.0
47 %
of addresses have a supermarket within 500 m · Brno 49 %

All of Brno-Židenice on the map: Playgrounds (28) · Sport and fitness (12) · Restaurants, cafés and pubs · Shops

All shops and services
Shops
Places Addresses within 500 m
Supermarkets 4 47 % · Brno 49 %
Corner shops, greengrocers, butchers 17 93 % · Brno 67 %
Bakeries and pastry shops 7 65 % · Brno 44 %
Drugstores 4 80 % · Brno 35 %
Restaurants and cafés
Places Addresses within 500 m
Restaurants 25 99 % · Brno 75 %
Cafés 8 86 % · Brno 59 %
Fast food 9 83 % · Brno 47 %
Services
Places Addresses within 500 m
Post offices 2 52 % · Brno 27 %
Cash machines and banks 8 52 % · Brno 47 %
Libraries 2 45 % · Brno 33 %
EV chargers 7 42 % · Brno 46 %
Sport, playgrounds and culture
Places Addresses within 500 m
Playgrounds 28 99 % · Brno 87 %
Gyms and fitness 3 44 % · Brno 29 %
Sports grounds and pools 9 64 % · Brno 63 %
Dog parks 5 45 % · Brno 32 %
Cinemas and theatres 1 19 % · Brno 17 %
Museums and galleries 1 30 % · Brno 20 %
How we calculate it

We count places from OpenStreetMap and the share of addresses with at least one such place within 500 m as the crow flies (about 6 minutes on foot). OpenStreetMap is filled in by volunteers, small shops and new businesses may be missing.

© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL licence.

Nightlife

Nightlife – Brno-Židenice
Photo: Palickap, CC BY-SA 4.0
Places Addresses within 500 m
Bars and pubs 9 92 % · Brno 72 %
Clubs 0 0 % · Brno 11 %
How we calculate it

Bars, pubs, beer gardens and clubs according to OpenStreetMap. The noise at night also hints at how many places are around a flat.

Did you know?

The largest Jewish cemetery in Moravia
Photo: Vlach Pavel, CC BY-SA 4.0
1852 The largest Jewish cemetery in Moravia

The Jewish cemetery in Židenice was founded in 1852 and, at about 29,500 m², is the largest in Moravia. Brno’s older Jewish cemetery lay near today’s main railway station and disappeared after the Jews were expelled from the city in 1454. The cemetery and its ceremonial hall are a listed monument.

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