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15 Best Things to Do in Brno (Czech Republic)

Brno is the Czech Republic’s second city and has a hardworking reputation, although commerce is a just a small part of this quirky city’s story.

Set where  the Svitava and Svratka Rivers meet, Brno was capital of Moravia from the 1100s right up to the communist era. Naturally, a lot of heritage remains, and you can take in a great deal of Gothic and baroque sights on the cobblestone streets of the Old Town. But what really gives Brno its identity is its devotion to the weird, wonderful and downright creepy.

Let us explain, in our run down of the best things to do in Brno .

1. Villa Tugendhat

Nothing scary about this one.  Open daily for tours, Villa Tugendhat is up there with Le Corbusier’s Villa Savoye in Paris as a prototype for modern architecture. Built from 1928-30, it was designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and is a UNESCO-listed masterwork of functionalism.

This building changed the game thanks to its open floor plan and wall-sized rear windows. Villa Tugendhat’s history is as important as its design. The Tugendhats were a Jewish couple and were forced to flee Brno after 1938. The villa became a base for the Gestapo, and then as quarters for the Soviet army.

It wasn’t until 1967 that Greta Tugendhat returned and the restoration process began.

2. The Old Town Hall

Here you get an idea of Brno’s enduring sense of fun, as well as a neat view of the city from the roost of the tower. On approach you might notice that one of the turrets on the Town Hall’s decorative facade looks a bit skewed.

The story goes that Anton Pilgram, the building’s architect was screwed out of money by Brno’s City Council and his payback was to mess with the design. The other version holds that he was simply too drunk to get it right.

The building goes back to the 1200s, and formed part of the city defences during the famous siege by Swedish forces in 1645. More on that later.

3. The Town Hall’s Curios

This is where it starts to get a bit wacky. Hanging from the ceiling in the passage beneath the tower is what looks like a large taxidermied crocodile. But don’t be fooled;  you’re now in the domain of the legendary Brno dragon.

In the city’s earliest years this beast terrorised the population and its livestock, and eventually a butcher got the creative idea of filling a fur sack with lime. After the dragon devoured the sack it needed to quench its thirst and drank so much water it died.

On the wall here is the Brno wheel, a wagon wheel supposedly built and delivered from the city of Teplice 45 kilometres away in just 12 hours as part of a medieval bet. It’s a symbol for Brno’s work ethic.

4. Gregor Mendel’s Abbey and Museum

The godfather of genetics spent almost his whole life in Brno, and stands today as one of the 19th century’s most important scientists. At the Abbey of Saint Thomas you can visit the garden in which he conducted his famed experiments on pea plants that helped him discover the secrets of heredity.

For a bit more insight, the Mendel Museum outside the old town has detailed exhibits that shed light on his methods, and how early experiments breeding mice attracted the disapproval of the church.

You can also find out about his experiments in the field of beekeeping, but these have made a less  impact on the course of history.

5. Špilberk Castle

As the seat of the rulers of Moravia, this building has been around for almost as long as Brno has existed. And as you might expect this has left the structure with a range of styles, from Romanesque to baroque. It’s a large hilltop fortress that has served all sorts of roles and seen a lot of action in its time.

Like the Town Hall Špilberk Castle helped repel the Swedish Army during a siege in the Thirty Years’ War in the 1600s.

At this time it also doubled as a prison to house and torture protestants, given that Brno was a catholic city. You’ll learn at the museum here why Špilberk was a no place to end up if you belonged to the wrong denomination.

6. Capuchin Monastery

And the morbid vibes keep coming, because the Capuchin Monastery on Kapucínské Square is no place for the faint of heart. The exterior and ground floor are splendid, and offer no indication of what lies beneath.

The building is in the baroque style, with an ornate rococo interior, including a memorable fresco and a preserved library with shelves of ancient volumes climbing to ornate ceilings.

Go downstairs though and you’ll be confronted by an 18th-century crypt where members of the Capuchin order and other important figures of the time are lying around mummified like they’ve decided to take 200-year naps.

7. Modern Architecture

Alongside Villa Tugendhat, Brno had a design boom in the early-20th century when some of the most beautiful landmarks beyond the old town were built. Brno is now peppered with some 70 functionalist buildings.

Real architecture buffs can download a list and track them down on a walking tour. If you’re willing to put in the legwork you’ll be rewarded with some memorable yet unfrequented sights, nearly all of which continue to serve their intended public and residential roles.

In Brno-center keep an eye out for Žáckuv rodinný dum, Bassova vila, Haasova vila, state-of-the-art residences built for Brno’s elite in the 20s and 30s.

8. Cathedral of Saint Peter and Paul

The Swedish siege of Brno in 1645 left a big impression on the city, and put the clocks at this dominant cathedral in a bit of a time warp.

In yet another of Brno’s quirky stories, it is said that the Swedes agreed to give up on their plans to take the city if they hadn’t managed to conquer it by mid-day on the August 15 1645.

Resourceful as ever, the Brno defenders decided to improve their odds and brought the clocks at the cathedral an hour forward to chime at 11 instead of 12. To this day the noon chimes take place at 11.

9. Brno Underground

A maze of tunnels and chambers sits underneath the Cabbage Market in the old town. In 2011 these were opened to the public as part of a compelling 40-minute walking tour. The square above dates back to the 1200s and many of the passageways that weave underneath are also from this time.

You’ll see how food was preserved here in the medieval era, visit an historic wine cellar, and will also be able to peruse an authentic alchemist’s laboratory.

As ever in historic Brno, there’s a dark side. Looming underground is a real pillory, a public torture device for criminals in the middle ages.

10. The Cabbage Market

Above the underworld is a marketplace that has also been in use since the 1200s. You can still buy vegetables at the farmers’ market, as well as taking a look at some of the monuments around.

One of these is the Parnas Fountain with its statue of Hercules. It is said that in old times fishmongers showcased their stock by letting their carp swim in the fountain waters.

On the south side Reduta Theatre is a concert hall that goes back to renaissance times. In 1767 an 11-year-old Mozart performed here with his sister.

11. Brno MotoGP

Another thing about Brno that puts it on the world map is the city’s motorcycling circuit. Brno has been connected to this motorsport since 1930 and for many years the Masaryk Circuit here was a perilous street race on cobblestones.

When this course was laid with asphalt in the 1960s Brno became a mainstay of the World Grand Prix, and the street circuit was eventually replaced by a purpose-built venue in 1987.

MotoGP comes to town in August every year, bringing with it three days of high-octane action and the best riders in the world.

12. The Church of Saint James

A beautiful national monument, this church has survived intact for almost the last 500 years and dates originally to the 1200s.

It’s a lovely Gothic building, with soaring vaulted ceilings, but recent excavations have uncovered a rather sinister feature underground.

If you dare you can step down to what is the largest ossuary in Europe after the Catacombs in Paris. It opened its doors in 2012 and is crammed with the remains of some 50,000 people, their bones and skulls arranged in ornamental designs and stacks.

13. Macocha Abyss

This sinkhole, half an hour north of the city, is like something out of a fantasy movie. The Macocha Abyss is part of the Punkva cave system and draws both serious subterranean adventurers and casual tourists who want to explore the deepest sinkhole in Central Europe.

The Abyss came about when the ceiling of a deep cave collapsed, and the feature is part of a vast and labyrinthine network of tunnels that you can navigate on a guided tour on foot and then by boat once you approach the cathedral-like Abyss.

In the open air is a trail that snakes through the rocky scenery is favoured by walkers and cyclists.

14. Brno Dam

The best time to head down to Brno’s dam is after sunset at the end of May and start of June when teams from around the world vie for the top awards at the Ignis Brunensis fireworks competition.

This started out as a mere exhibition, but in 2003 things started to get serious and hi-tech pyrotechnics companies started using the event as a chance to show the marketplace what they could do. This sense of competition is great news for the public, as the increasingly elaborate displays are reflected wonderfully by the waters of the reservoir.

By day people flock to the wooded shores of the reservoir in summer for boating, water sports and bike rides.

15. Brno’s Parks

Lužánky Park was the first public park in what is now the Czech Republic, which has earned it national monument status. The Jesuits played a part in its foundation, using these grounds for meditation and rest, and when they were expelled in the late 1790s Lužánky was laid out in the French formal style, later becoming more of a botanic garden with an ornamental stream.

Denis Gardens meanwhile connect Peter and Paul Cathedral with Špilberk Castle.  For those who have the energy to tackle the slope the park is full of surprises, with 19th-century gazebos and an elegant colonnade.

There are lookout platforms offering what is surely the most romantic view in Brno.

15 Best Things to Do in Brno (Czech Republic):

• Villa Tugendhat
• The Old Town Hall
• The Town Hall's Curios
• Gregor Mendel's Abbey and Museum
• Špilberk Castle
• Capuchin Monastery
• Modern Architecture
• Cathedral of Saint Peter and Paul
• Brno Underground
• The Cabbage Market
• Brno MotoGP
• The Church of Saint James
• Macocha Abyss
• Brno's Parks

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The basic tours introduce you to all the main sights or places in the city centre during one walk, in many languages. In cooperation with guides who are members of the Association of Tourist Guides of the Czech Republic, we offer a 2 or 3-hour basic tour.

You can choose from the 2-hour tours First time in Brno and Brno’s legends and attractions or from the 3-hour tours The best of Brno and Brno from a Broader Perspective.

First time in Brno / 2 hours

During this tour, your guide will introduce you to the main sights in the city centre. You can admire Brno’s remarkable squares, see the monumental St. Peter and Paul Cathedral or hear the most famous Brno legends.

Old Town Hall – courtyard, Brno dragon, Cabbage Market portal – Baroque Parnas Fountain, Reduta Theatre, statue of W. A. Mozart, Holy Trinity Column, Dietrichstein Palace Capuchin Square St. Peter and Paul Cathedral (including interior) Denis Gardens – obelisk, view of Špilberk, Old Brno and J. A. Comenius Church (Red Church) Freedom Square – Klein Palace, House of the Lords of Lipá, Moravian Bank building, plague column, clock machine St. James’ Church (including interior) Moravian Square – St. Thomas Church, the Vice-Governor’s Palace, statues of Plato’s 4 Virtues Buildings are not entered during this route unless otherwise stated.

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Brno legends and curiosities / 2 hours

We recommend this tour of the historic centre to anyone interested in myths, legends and fables. On the route, you will get acquainted with famous and lesser-known Brno legends. We will also help you discover trivia and curiosities that you may overlook while walking through the streets.

Old Town Hall – courtyard, Brno dragon, Orlí Street portal – House at the Stone Maiden Capuchin Square – Capuchin Tomb, Church of the Finding of the Holy Cross Cabbage Market – Baroque Parnas Fountain, Reduta Theatre, statue of W. A. Mozart, Holy Trinity Column, Dietrichstein Palace St. Peter and Paul Cathedral (including interior) Denis Gardens – obelisk, view of Špilberk, Old Brno and J. A. Comenius Church (Red Church) Sword Street Dominican Square – New Town Hall Freedom Square – Klein Palace, House of the Lords of Lipá, clockwork St. James’ Church (including interior) Moravian Square – statues of Plato’s 4 virtues Buildings are not entered during this route unless otherwise stated.

The BEST of Brno city centre / 3 hours

During this tour, you will get to know the city centre and the mighty Špilberk Castle towering on the hill above Brno as a monument to the ancient military glory or a reminder of the hard labour prison system. The castle also offers a great view of the whole city and the tallest building in Brno. It is the best way to get to know Brno, both historical and contemporary. Špilberk is the seat of the Brno City Museum. Visiting the exhibitions is not part of the tour.

Old Town Hall – courtyard, Brno dragon, Cabbage Market portal – Baroque Parnas Fountain, Reduta Theatre, statue of W. A. Mozart, Holy Trinity Column, Dietrichstein Palace St. Peter and Paul Cathedral (including interior) Capuchin Square Freedom Square – Klein Palace, House of the Lords of Lipá, Moravian Bank building, plague column, clock machine St. James’ Church (including interior) Moravian Square – St. Thomas Church, the Vice-Governor’s Palace, statues of Plato’s 4 Virtues Špilberk Castle – bust of Raduit de Souches, large courtyard, viewing points Buildings are not entered during this route unless otherwise stated.

Brno from a broader perspective / 3 hours

We recommend this combined tour for groups with their own coach. The walk in the pedestrian zone in the city centre is complemented by a tour around places worth showing tourists (e.g. Lužánky Park, Löw-Beer Villa, Basilica of the Assumption of Our Lady, Mendel Museum, Starobrno Brewery, Brno Exhibition Centre, etc.). Buildings are not entered during this route unless otherwise stated.

Routes can be changed according to the client’s requirements.

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My husband and I booked a wine tour to the Moravian region in the Czech Republic. Lenka was great and very knowledgeable about the area and wines. We had a great day exploring and tasting some fabulous wines. She picked us up at our hotel and drove us around which was a great way to see more of the country. We had a wonderful day and truly enjoyed our tour. Adriana from USA

Lenka es una guía estupenda, sabe de todo, muy amena y a los niños se les pasó el día super rápido. Sus visitas están bien planeadas, explicadas y es muy profesional. Y lo mejor de todo es que se adapta a las necesidades del grupo. Veronica

We spent an afternoon with Lenka visiting Lednice-Valtice and Mikulov from Brno, and it was definitely the BEST tour we have ever been on. Lenka is very knowledgeable about the sites and the area, organised as well as easy-going, ready to take pics as well as provide moments of solitary wine-sipping in the sun. We felt as though we were old friends chatting away in her car. The area is beautiful and the company was lovely. Highly recommended and absolutely worth every cent! Thanks for a gorgeous day! Louise

Had a superb day with Lenka. We did the wine-tasting and UNESCO site s tour and it was very enjoyable. Great variety of places to visit and Lenka’s knowledge on the sights and wines was very impressive. Would absolutely recommend this tour and Lenka was great as our guide. Would definitely use her services again Gill from Scotland

I am an expat living in Prague. I was visiting Brno with a friend and we wanted to go on a wine tour of the South Moravian region. We found Lenka's tour described online and it sounded perfect for our needs - some sightseeing plus a visit to some cellars and other places to drink some wine. What we received was exactly that and it was a great day. The tour of Lednice was a great start to the day with a walk around the castle grounds and gardens and later we visited the wine c ellars in Valtice. Later we visited Mikulov - the home of the wine country of South Moravia. We had the extra surprise of enjoying some sparkling wine with an amazing countryside view. Really good. Lenka was very flexible with timings and pace and she was able to suggest what to do and when without any hassle or worry. We were dropped off at the end of the day at the train station with good time to catch our train back to Prague. Thank you Lenka for a great introduction to South Moravia! Martin from Prague

You could not ask for a better tour guide than Lenka! She knows the area so well, speaks impeccable English, and takes the time to understand her clients interests so she can maximize their experience. Brno is a wonderful city with many hidden gems and touring it with Lenka was one of the highlights of my visit! Carol photographer from USA

This is our 23rd trips to Europe with more than 2 weeks stay over the past ten years alone . we've been to every country in Europe ( except Iceland ). Never expected that a trip could be arranged to visit 35 cities over 3 countries, with 20 UNESCO site. All by starting 9.00 AM each morning and return to hotel not later than 5.00 PM . Lenka managed just that in a mere twelve days. she had to drive for 400 hours over 2000 KM to do so, and we thoroughly enjoy every minutes of the trip. Actually I can count this trip as the best I had ever had. Can not praise Lenka sufficiently with my words. My advice to you all, book her before she retired to administrative work once and for all. Danny from Hong Kong

Lenka was a great travel guide! I did the half day trip to the nearby Moravian Karst (cave system) and she planned everything for me, picked me up at my hotel, and helped translate the cave tour for me. The cave tours are not in English, so it was very helpful to have someone who could translate information into English. The caves were so beautiful, and the boatride on the underground river was such a unique experience. I was a little nervous about going on a tour by myself with someone I did now know, but Lenka was super nice and a fun person to spend the day with. I would highly recommend her to anyone!   Elissa from USA

Lenka is a wonderful, knowlegable guide. You immediately sense how much she enjoys meeting people and sharing her love of the sites, people and area with others. I highly recommend her! Catherine from USA

Lenka had beautifully planned my autumn day trip outside Brno. She knew the right spots and had wonderful stories to go with each part of our trip. The trip itself was well designed and hosted with a mix of culture, wine tasting, and castle hopping. I strongly recommend this trip out of Brno if you have a day Bhargavi Bhargavi from NY

Lenka was amazing! before we arrived she had done research on our family at the local city offices and the public library and started the tour with info we did not even know ourselves. I had 3 very senior citizens with me wanting to visit their old homes,schools and churches and she could adjust the pace of the day effortlessly . Friendly ,cheerful and thorough. I highly recommend her Kenneth Ward from USA

Lenka of Brno Day Trips is your ideal choice for your Driver/Guide for tourist sites in Brno and other cities in the region. Lenka has reasonable costs, good knowledge and arrives on time every time. She has a positive attitude so it is like a friend showing you around who has knowledge. I spent 3 days with Lenka. My interest was World Heritage Sites. It was educational and fun.  All of the logistical issues were handled smoothly so I could focus on my interests with no worries. I recommend Lenka highly.   Don Parrish, the most traveled man in the world

We had a lovely day trip from Brno to the Valtice-Lednice-Mikulov area with our very knowledgeable and overall excellent guide. With pleasant surprise also included in the package.We presented our wishes for the day-trip goals and she came up with a customizable, very smooth and intriguing plan for the trip with breathtaking locations and relaxed atmosphere.Overall my wife and me are very, very happy with our day trip and ended up dozing off on the way back. Pauli from Finland

I'm a US traveler and was staying in Brno to see the Moravian Fields to get good landscape pictures. I also got recommende d Mikoluv! Lenka was amazing to gettin g me to both! She took me to one of the most scenic hikes I've ever been to, with spectacula r views, and great pictures. She didn't know much about the Moravian Fields initially but found the perfect location after I asked - she was very flexible and accommodat ing! Mike from Arisona

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Hi, Thank you for visiting  Brno Day Trips . Let me introduce myself briefly and what Brno Day Trips are about. My name is Lenka and I am Slovak living in Brno since 2011. I work in the tourism business since I finished my studies at the university in Slovakia.

For several years I have been arranging vacations for tourists who decide to visit Central Europe. I like my work very much. I am in contact with tourists from around the world and I do not have to move from my home thanks to the Internet. Yes, it is a big advantage to be in contact with the whole world from your living room, however, after some time you realize, that you miss talking with your clients face to face.

During my free time, I have been doing many private excursions out of  Brno  for my friends and my family who came to visit me. They all were surprised what beautiful places are hidden in Moravia, they have not heard about before, even though they live in relatively short distance from Brno.

I have realized that Moravia has so much to offer and that Brno is an excellent starting point located not far away from all the main tourist attractions. One day while I was thinking about an upcoming family visit an idea emerged.

What if I make a list of my favorite trips and activities I do with my friends and offer it as private day trips in and out of Brno for those who individually visit Brno? The more I was thinking about it the more I liked the idea. So I started to prepare myself to become a guide. I attended a local class to get the certificate and I become to learn Czech history, art, culture, and so on. It took me 2 years while the idea matured to the point where we are now.

So let me again welcome you to  Brno Day Trips , my project where you can find  Out of Brno excursions . My main goal is to present to you, according to my opinion,  the most interesting and beautiful places around Brno  but not in immediate proximity only. I have included even remote places which can be still reached within a day.

The offer you can currently see now is not complete. Even though the area I want to cover is not so big there are still places waiting to be discovered and I hope  you will be my inspiration too . Do not hesitate to contact me with any suggestions for visiting you have read about in your traveler book and it is not listed in the offer.

I sincerely hope, that this website will inspire you to stay a bit longer in Brno as you originally planned to discover Moravia with me or on your own. For more tips please follow me on Instagram or Facebook .

Enjoy your time in Brno!

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Starobrno excursion

Learn about the history of beer brewing in Staré Brno, which is over 750 years long. During the one-hour tour you will visit the most important operating parts of the brewery. You will learn about all the stages of beer production and the procedures that have made Czech beer famous around the world. In conslusion, there will be a beer tasting prepared for you in the Starobrno lager cellar.

View of Brno

View from ckt, beer tasting.

Starobrno Brewery is proud to be part of the long history of beer brewing in Brno, as well as traditional production methods and the use of the best Moravian and Czech raw materials. At the end of the excursion, you will participate in beer tasting directly in the lager cellar.

Where is the excursion held?

Pivovar Starobrno Hlinky 12 603 00 Brno – střed

Tours without prior booking are held every Saturday at 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. On weekdays, they are held daily from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The minimum number of visitors per group is 5, with a maximum of 25.

Individuals can take a tour of the brewery every Saturday (from 11.00 a.m. and from 1.00 p.m.), or depending on an individual agreement.

Only persons over the age of 18 can take part in beer tasting.

Pivovar Starobrno

Hlinky 12 603 00 Brno – střed

Tour prices

150 CZK (the price includes the excursion and beer tasting)

(students and seniors after presenting an appropriate document)

100 CZK (the price includes the excursion and beer tasting)

60 CZK (without tasting)

Excursion orders

Select a brewery.

The earliest possible date of the excursion: 21. 5. 2024

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You can use your visit to the Starobrno brewery to take a tour of Brno, whose biggest attractions include Špilberk Castle, the Petrov Cathedral, the zoo and a dam.

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There are also a number of interesting cultural and natural monuments near Brno - such as the castle in Rosice near Brno or in Slavkov near Brno, and the Moravian Karst Protected Landscape Area.

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Responsabilités, changements, mercato... Après une saison ratée, l'heure du bilan et des questions à Rennes

Pour la première fois depuis 2017-2018, il n'y aura pas de soirées européennes au Roazhon Park la saison prochaine. C'est la fin d'une période dorée inédite pour le club et rare pour le foot français (seul le PSG fait mieux sur cette même période) de six qualifications continentales de suite pour les Bretons. Forcément, la déception était de mise dimanche soir au coup de sifflet final du nul contre Lens (1-1) sans pour autant se transformer en colère. Il n'y a pas eu de sifflets du public au moment du tour d'honneur des joueurs. Peut-être car cet échec final n'est finalement pas brutal, mais prévisible au vu de la première partie de saison manquée. Peut-être aussi "car les supporteurs ont perçu qu'au moins sur la deuxième partie de saison, il y a eu un engagement total des joueurs et qu'il y a quand même un parcours sur cette période qui mérite d'être souligné", a déclaré Julien Stephan. Une saison ratée, ça arrive à tous les clubs. Voilà la phrase que l'on entend depuis déjà plusieurs semaines. Si elle est factuellement vraie, elle n'exonèrera pas les dirigeants de faire le bilan d'un exercice 2023-2024 qui aura été éprouvant. Olivier Cloarec et Florian Maurice le feront normalement face à la presse en début de semaine prochaine après le déplacement à Reims lors de la dernière journée. L'année dernière, au même moment du bilan et après une 4e place arrachée lors de l'ultime journée, Florian Maurice était apparu tendu, regard noir et revanchard pour défendre son travail qu'il trouvait exagérément critiqué . Cette fois, beaucoup parmi les supporteurs et les observateurs semblent l'attendre au tournant.

Florian Maurice en première ligne, ne pas exonérer Genesio

Car oui, bien sûr, il est en première ligne. Le directeur sportif a quitté le Roazhon Park rapidement dimanche après avoir pris la parole devant le groupe dans le vestiaire, visiblement touché et faisant part de sa profonde déception quant à la tournure de la saison. Parmi les questions qui attendent des réponses, il y a en premier lieu la constitution de l'effectif. Les recrutements rapides l'été dernier d'Enzo Le Fée et Ludovic Blas et l'arrivée de l'expérimenté Nemanja Matic, le "grand joueur" que le club attendait, avaient été salués par tous à l'époque. Il convient de le rappeler.

Neuf mois plus tard, Le Fée a déçu avant de se blesser en février. Blas n'a jamais vraiment existé au sein de l'équipe et Matic est parti avec pertes et fracas après seulement six mois. Les recrues ne sont malgré tout pas les seules à blâmer. Beaucoup de cadres n'ont que trop rarement été au niveau attendu ce qui a une importance primordiale (Bourigeaud, Gouiri, Terrier, Theate...). Reste que ce mercato d'été n'avait pas dissipé les interrogations sur le non-remplacement de Jérémy Doku par exemple par un profil similaire ou sur la qualité de la défense, une faiblesse pointée du doigt depuis un moment.

"Je ne doute pas de la défense et je pense qu'on va être plus solide à ce niveau-là", prophétisait Maurice début septembre. Les faits lui donnent torts. Des erreurs individuelles parfois grossières ont jalonné et plombé la saison rennaise. Les huit défenseurs actuels de l'effectif ont une moyenne d'âge d'à peine plus de 21 ans et suscitent des doutes légitimes. Le club s'est-il leurré sur leur niveau? Rennes a bien cherché activement des renforts d'expérience mais n'a-t-il pas visé trop haut en tentant des joueurs inaccessibles pour un club de la dimension actuel du Stade rennais (Savic, Lenglet, Nelsson, Morato…)? C'est peut-être aussi une leçon à tirer. Rennes et son environnement ne sont pas aussi attractifs qu'ils espèrent l'être pour cette catégorie de joueurs, l'exemple du départ de Matic vers Lyon et l'OL en étant la preuve cinglante. Si beaucoup semblent vouloir se payer la tête de Florian Maurice, dans le bilan officiel à venir, il ne faudra pas exonérer de responsabilités le président Olivier Cloarec qui se montre solidaire de Maurice rappelant que les deux hommes travaillent de concert, mais aussi Bruno Genesio . L'ancien coach rennais a sans doute une part de responsabilité non négligeable dans la tournure de la saison. La constitution de l'effectif par Florian Maurice et Olivier Cloarec répond aussi en grande partie à ses demandes dans les profils des joueurs recrutés. Bruno Genesio qui en outre se posait des questions déjà en fin de saison dernière sur son énergie et sa volonté de continuer après un peu plus de deux années réussies. Le péché originel se trouve peut-être en partie là, dans le fait de ne pas avoir senti qu'un cycle avec lui était en train de se terminer.

Vers un statu quo à la tête du club

Et maintenant? "Le plus important c'est de rebondir", pouvait-on entendre dans les couloirs du Roazhon Park dimanche. La suite se fera avec Julien Stephan arrivé en novembre pour "relever le club" comme il aime à le rappeler sans objectif annoncé de classement. Stephan prend toujours bien soin de préciser qu'il a pris la saison en cours de route alors que Rennes était 13e pour mieux défendre ses résultats. Avec lui, de la 16e à la 34e journée, Rennes est la 6e équipe de Ligue 1, la 4e attaque et la 7e défense. Grâce à deux mois de janvier et février marquants, le Stade Rennais a repris vie et espoir, Stephan gagnant aux yeux des dirigeants le droit de continuer.

L'annonce de sa prolongation de contrat jusqu'en 2026 intervient le 25 mars dernier. Depuis cette annonce, l'équipe rennaise a perdu de son rendement. Hasard ou non? L'officialisation a-t-elle été trop précoce alors que rien ne la pressait? La direction voulait envoyer un message de clarté pour l'avenir. Peut-être a-t-elle au contraire envoyé le signal au groupe que le plus dur était fait après être revenu dans la course aux places européennes amenant une décompression et entrainant des matchs sans vie et des défaites piteuses à Strasbourg et face à Toulouse. C'est une piste que les dirigeants rennais n'excluent pas.

Stephan sera donc l'entraineur du Stade Rennais la saison prochaine et rien ne semble indiquer à ce jour d'autres changements. Florian Maurice et Olivier Cloarec devraient eux aussi continuer, preuve que l'actionnaire François Pinault, seul vrai décideur sur ces questions, leur maintient sa confiance malgré les objectifs non tenus.

Doué, Kalimuendo et d'autres sur le départ

Avec quel effectif? Sans Europe, Rennes va-t-il perdre gros en attractivité? "Comment ont fait Lyon, Monaco ces dernières saisons?" répond Julien Stephan. "Si on veut pouvoir se battre avec ces clubs, il faut être capable même sans Europe de garder nos bons joueurs et d'en attirer sinon ça va être compliqué de lutter. Garder une attractivité et des moyens financiers importants, ce sera notre enjeu."

Sauf que Rennes n'est ni Lyon ni Monaco. Des départs potentiellement nombreux sont à prévoir, certains quasi actés comme Désiré Doué, très convoité, ou Arnaud Kalimuendo. Adrien Truffert ou Arthur Theate ont déjà fait l'objet d'approches concrètes lors des précédents mercatos. Pas de sujet en revanche pour Martin Terrier, nous dit-on au club. Enzo Le Fée lui-aussi restera rennais. Quid de Gouiri? Ou de Benjamin Bourigeaud, au club depuis 2017 et qui pourrait s'interroger si des offres intéressantes de l'étranger arrivaient? Mais y aura-t-il des offres à la hauteur? Pour les arrivées, Stephan a déjà son idée sur les profils pour "pallier les manques qu'on a pu voir cette année avec plus d'expérience, plus de maturité, plus de puissance aussi le tout en gardant la qualité technique comme base essentielle". Le travail des prochains mois s'annonce intense pour le Stade Rennais. Rennes le sait. Il sera attendu au tournant.

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