Klub cestovatelů is a restaurant and cultural club in Brno's Královo Pole district, specialising in Lebanese and Indian cuisine with a wide selection of vegetarian and vegan dishes. The bar offers craft beers, spirits from around the world, and hookahs. The club hosts up to 100 travel lectures and screenings per year and co-organises the NADIVOKO festival. It also provides catering services for events of up to 500 guests.
Veleslavínova 183/14, 612 00 Brno
Mon-Fri 11:00-23:00, Sat 12:00-23:00, Sun 12:00-22:00
Traveller Jakub Frank shares stories about Sri Lanka - its oceans, jungles, tea plantations and surfing waves. The lecture explores local culture, traditions and the challenges of sustainable tourism.
Travel lecture exploring Brazil's contrasts - from Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo beaches to Iguazu Falls and the colonial charm of Ouro Preto.
A traveller's lecture about Mexico with Lukáš Lučenič, covering Mayan monuments, Mexican cities, nature and the Caribbean coast.
Lukáš Lacko recounts his hiking adventures across Norway's Lofoten Islands and Sweden's Kungsleden Royal Trail, exploring the Arctic landscape and the freedom found in mountain wilderness.
A traveller's lecture on Namibia - from the world's highest deserts through abandoned diamond cities to Etosha National Park with its rich African wildlife.
Travel lecture on safari in Botswana and Namibia, from elephant encounters in Chobe through Etosha to the world's highest dunes at Deadvlei.
Traveller Ondřej Brambus compares two picturesque archipelagos - Madeira and the Azores - revealing their natural beauty, architecture, and culinary specialities.
Travel lecture by Marek Schauer on a cycling journey through the Cape Verdean islands of Sal, São Vicente, and São Antão.
A travel lecture featuring stunning photographs of Iceland's natural wonders, guided by meteorologist Ondřej Brambus with insights into geology and Icelandic culture.
Petr Hingar's lecture takes you from colonial Granada through volcanic islands to the Pacific coast of Nicaragua. Learn about local culture, transport, food, and adventures in this Central American country.
A lecture on Japan's natural wonders - from active volcanoes and sulfur lakes through coral reefs to ancient rainforests and encounters with rare wildlife.
A lecture about the legendary two-week GR20 trek on Corsica, considered one of Europe's most challenging. Lenka Přikrylová and Adam Čerbák will share their experience and practical insights.
Travel lecture on cat rescue in Croatia and the impact of international volunteers in helping abandoned animals.
Mountain guides present two spectacular multi-day hiking routes: the Dry Stone trail on Mallorca and the Fishermen's Trail along Portugal's Atlantic coast.
Jakub Večeř's lecture explores Montenegro's diverse landscapes and culture - from pristine coastlines and mountain peaks to unique landmarks and religious heritage.
Traveler Šimon Brázda recounts his challenging journey along the Pacific Crest Trail - a legendary route through the wilderness of the western United States from California to Washington.
A lecture about the Norwegian Lofoten Islands beyond the Arctic Circle - discover fishing villages, Scandinavian beaches, and mountain vistas with traveller Marek Schauer.
A lecture about the Ak Suu Traverse trek in Kyrgyzstan with a 4,000-metre summit climb. Mountain guides discuss their expedition and the region.
A multimedia travel lecture by Roman Janusz about the Bolivian Andes, combining photographs, video, and music to explore mountain peaks and unique landscapes.
A lecture exploring Japanese everyday culture - how politeness and respect function in real situations, from dining to bathing in an onsen.
Traveler Štěpán Vinkler recounts driving through Tanzania's interior, building a school, and encounters with local communities beyond the typical safari experience.
Martina Lázničková recounts her three-month trek along Te Araroa across New Zealand. A lecture about pushing physical and mental boundaries, solitude, and friendship.
A lecture exploring Vietnam's language, culture, and traditional cuisine, featuring personal travel experiences from central Vietnam.
A travel lecture about cycling through Romanian Moldavia, visiting Bukovina monasteries and wine cellars with Marek Schauer.
Ondřej Vlk Herzán shares stories from his 7000 km pilgrimage journey on foot across Europe and the Middle East. The evening features tales from Sardinia, Sicily, Israel and Bohemia, with readings from his books and pilgrimage songs.
Traveler Jiří Kalát shares stories of three Arctic adventures: trekking Sweden's Kungsleden, kayaking near Norway's Senja island, and hiking Greenland's Arctic Circle Trail.
Tereza Hájková shares insights from her second trip to Iceland, working on an ecological farm. Discover how to find work there, explore natural wonders, and learn about Icelandic farming.
A travel lecture about Georgia with Marek Schauer - from the Caucasian valleys of Tusheti through Svaneti's mountain villages to Mount Kazbek and Tbilisi.
Traveler Vít Herman will take you through Japan and share practical tips, photographs, and fascinating insights from the places he has visited.
Travel lecture by Martin Vlk about his expedition to Indonesia and Australia, where he climbed volcanoes, encountered exotic wildlife, and drove around the continent.
A travel lecture about China from the Great Wall through the Terracotta Army to Zhangjiajie. Renata Okáčová shares practical tips on transport, accommodation and understanding local culture.
A travel lecture about Zambia highlighting national parks, natural wonders, and the history of exploration. Marek Novotný takes you on a virtual safari through the country's most fascinating destinations.
A travel lecture exploring the world's most exotic dishes – from tarantulas in Cambodia to fried scorpions in Thailand. Learn the cultural context behind these delicacies and taste insects yourself.
A lecture on one of Europe's longest coastal treks – the Fisherman Trail in the Portuguese Algarve. Marek Schauer takes you past abandoned beaches, fishing villages, and dramatic cliffs.
Travel photographer Ondra Bačík shares ten years of expeditions through the Canadian Rockies, featuring stories from Paradise Valley, Moraine Lake and the Berg Lake Trail. Large-format photographs, Indigenous artifacts and practical trekking advice included.
Czech fencer and theatre artist Jan Kruba shares his extraordinary journey to Japan, where he led workshops in European stage combat for Tokyo theatre actors and choreographers.
A lecture on three Hawaiian islands highlighting natural beauty and fascinating connections. Jiří Frolec takes you from Waikiki beaches through canyons to volcanoes and their relationship with the Himalayas.
An evening for solo travellers aged 30–40. Barbora Páclová shares her solo travel experiences and practical tips, followed by discussion and exchange of travel plans.
A lecture by traveller Tashunka Baptista Dulaara about a month spent in an igloo in the Lapland tundra. Discover the realities of igloo construction, ice fishing, and survival in extreme conditions.
Jan Kuklínek recounts his unhurried two-week journey through northeastern and eastern Taiwan, sharing stories of historic towns, countryside, and unexpected connections with locals.
A lecture exploring Morocco from the Atlantic coast through architectural landmarks to the Atlas Mountains. Listeners will discover Arab architecture, nomadic Berber culture, and Moroccan cuisine.
Two Czech travellers recount their hitchhiking adventure across the Sahara and their daring attempt to board the world's longest freight train in Mauritania.