Villa Tugendhat
Villa Tugendhat is the only monument of modern architecture in the Czech Republic included on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Villa Tugendhat was built in 1929-1930 according to a design by the architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe for the couple Greta and Fritz Tugendhat.
Programme
- Museum of Applied Arts
- Moravian Gallery in Brno – Governor’s Palace
- Moravian Gallery in Brno – Pražák palace
- Brno City Museum
- Villa Tugendhat
- The Museum of Romani Culture
- Technical Museum in Brno
- Moravian Museum – Bishop's Courtyard
- Moravian Museum – Dietrichstein Palace
- Moravian Museum – Mendelianum
- Moravian Museum – Palace of Noble Ladies
- Moravian Museum –Anthropos Pavilion
- Moravian Museum – Leoš Janáček Memorial
- House of Arts Brno
- Vašulka Kitchen Brno
- House of the Lords of Kunštát
- Mendel Museum of Masaryk University
- Diocesan Museum
- Schrattenbach Palace – Central Library Jiří Mahen Library in Brno
- Mahen Memorial Jiří Mahen – Library in Brno
- Löw-Beer Villa
- Šlapanice Museum
- The Podhorácké Museum
- Memorial of Literature in Moravia
- TIC Gallery
- Old Townhall Lookout Tower
- Brno Underground
- ART Cinema
- CZECH NATIONAL BANK - CNB VISITOR CENTRE IN BRNO
- Regional Authority of the South Moravian Region
- Summerhouse Mitrovský
- VIDA! science centrum
- Jewish Museum, Brno
- Brno Philharmonic
- Train Post Museum
- Virtual expedition of the Brno Zoo
- Kounic Residence Hall
- New Town Hall
- INDUSTRA