Entertainment in Moravia
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Livingstone
Become an explorer yourself to find this eclectic and raucous spot tucked away under an archway. Think funky world discoverer meets Irish pub and you're part way there. There's an adventure travel agency on hand if you get all inspired. It fills up late.
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Černohorský Sklep
The busy, busy, busy waiters at the Black Mountain Brewery's Brno tavern can be a little surly, but you'll forgive them once you taste the Black Hill aperitif beer or the Kvasar brew flavoured with honey.
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Crack
The eclectic seating arrangement in this bar includes old sofas, church pews and old theatre seats. It's not particularly Irish, but it is reliably warm and comfy.
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Radost Puppet Theatre
Radost Puppet Theatre is a fabulous theatre that puts on kids shows during the day, with occasional evening shows for adults. Either way, it's all great fun.
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9a
Light and dark wood and bricks combine in a spot that's a cut above other, grungier, student bars. Try your hand (and feet) on the climbing wall.
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Bar Rasputin
This place is hard to find behind the Crack, but worth seeking out for the slightly louche Russian ambience.
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Kino Art
For art-house films. From June to August cult movies are screened at an outdoor cinema in Spilberk castle.
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Stará Pekárna
Old and new music with blues, world beats and drum 'n' bass. Catch tram 1, 6 or 7 to Pionýrská.
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Palace Cinemas
In the Velký Spalicek shopping centre, Palace Cinemas shows all the latest Hollywood releases.
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Musical theatre
This theatre still operates today and is upstairs from the Olomouc museum of art.
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City Theatre
Hosts Broadway-style musicals and a selection of more sedate plays.
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