The site for the largest car, motorbike and flea market in Moravia. For the people who buy and the people who sell.
Vyškov Burza is a car, motorbike and hobby fair with a flea market, held at the airfield in Vyškov, close to the D1 motorway. People sell spare parts, tools, motorbikes, car accessories, antiques and finds from the attic, and every fair includes a show of historic vehicles.
The fair only runs on certain Sundays in the season, so everyone who lands on the site first asks the same thing: when is the next one. Right after that their paths split, because someone coming to buy needs to know something different from someone coming to sell.
Two kinds of people come to the fair, and each needs to know something different.
A visitor wants to know when the next fair is, what entry costs and how to get to the airfield. A seller wants to know when the gate opens and what a pitch costs.
So each has their own way in. The home page talks to visitors and opens with the next date; sellers get a page of their own covering the whole selling morning. I have kept the site current since 2025, and in 2026 it got a completely new design.
It answers everything that would otherwise be settled by phone. A pitch costs 300 CZK, paid in cash at the gate, with no booking needed. The gate opens at 5:00 and the whole selling morning is laid out hour by hour, from arriving to the close at 12:00.
The home page sets out what you can find: car and motorbike parts, tools and workshop gear, a flea market and collectables. The historic vehicle show is presented as a fixed part of every fair, not a separate event you would have to look up a date for.
The airfield is close to the D1, but a first-time visitor may not know the way in. The location section has the address, a map and one-tap navigation through Google Maps, Waze or Mapy.cz. Right beside it: when to arrive and what is on the grounds, free parking included.
It answers everything that would otherwise be settled by phone. A pitch costs 300 CZK, paid in cash at the gate, with no booking needed. The gate opens at 5:00 and the whole selling morning is laid out hour by hour, from arriving to the close at 12:00.
The home page sets out what you can find: car and motorbike parts, tools and workshop gear, a flea market and collectables. The historic vehicle show is presented as a fixed part of every fair, not a separate event you would have to look up a date for.
The airfield is close to the D1, but a first-time visitor may not know the way in. The location section has the address, a map and one-tap navigation through Google Maps, Waze or Mapy.cz. Right beside it: when to arrive and what is on the grounds, free parking included.
The next date is in the page description Google shows, so people see it before they even click.
A tag under the headline shows the next date and links to every other one in the season.
The button for sellers carries a sticker with the pitch price, 300 CZK. A seller knows the cost before clicking.
The gallery shows what the fair looks like before anyone makes the trip for the first time.
The visitor rules, the terms and the privacy policy each have a page, so none of them lengthens the home page.
Anyone using a keyboard can skip the menu right at the start and go straight to the content.
A full yellow, a near-black and a cream. Everything is set in one typeface, Bricolage Grotesque, with headings in the heaviest weight, and the photos from the fair run the full width.
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