Really impressed by the style, design, and architecture of this bauhaus villa from 1938 that almost 100 years later boasts a design that is still for many a lesson on how to do things right today. Had a great tour guide called Alexander. Highly recommend you get him for your tour he is awesome.

It's hard to imagine that a building designed and built in 1930 could be more modern and imaginative than many of the modern buildings today! The free-flowing space is perfectly reflected here! Plus the guide tour was very informative, totally recommend！👍

Masterpiece. Definitely worth visiting. You need to purchase tickets in advance. They are available via official website. It's fairly cheap. Photography is allowed only with special permit available at the ticket office. You can get there via public transport or by car. You can park in the nearby streets for free during workdays 6 - 17.

Book 6-9 months in advance, It might sound crazy but it's the truth. You can get a ticket see the outside of you're not able to get an inside ticket. The bookshop in the basement has a little exhibition with extra information about the house and it's construction

Actually nothing special as for unesco and what we expected. That’s a scandal that you need to book tickets more then 3 months even if you may see half of the living room through the windows. But that’s how it is when there is no more unesco heritage in the neighbourhood . Nice garden but also nothing wow. Disappointed.

This villa is a masterpiece, but not everybody can appreciate it. Come visit it if you like function over decorations, simplicity and beauty of mass - stone, wood, metal. It's amazing given the times when it was built and also how fast they did it. And a sad story of owners, who were not able to enjoy this house for too long after it was done. I see many bad reviews here are based on the fact people don't know that YOU MUST BOOK YOUR TICKET IN ADVANCE, so please do it 😉

Amazing stories of architecture, design, history, culture, and family in our 90 min tour! Very nicely done. And being Mies fans from Chicago—we were so excited!

Very interesting spot to visit in Brno. It is fascinating how modern this mansion has been designed back in this time. The entrance is not cheap and the ticket buying process quite complicated. But I would recommend this spot for tourists.

We saw just the garden and the house from outside. For me it was just a normal house, but for my wife it was something marvelous. You have to buy the tickets in advance, most of the times the tickets are sold out

Nice garden. Book in advance to have a place to the guide tour.

Amazing home that helped establish modern architecture. As stylish today as it was when built.

Really nice guide, worth the money, tho I would though ticket selling for such a price would include an option to take pictures also indoors. You have to buy extra ticket for that which costs like 300 czk. Other than that beautiful and amazing to finally know the story behind that place.

If you like architecture, this is a must. Tickets must be bought in advance. You will need an extra ticket to take 📸. There is parking close by.

Stunning. Absolutely amazing experience. Buy tickets a few months in advance or buy Brnopass with vila entrance.

The villa is certainly fascinating and an architectural treasure, but there are places in Brno that are definitely worth s visit more. You have to book s tour many weeks in advance, plus the tickets are really overpriced. You can visit the garden for free and just roam around.

An example of the creative genius of one of the fathers of modern architecture. We visited the outside because it's really hard to get tickets for the full tour. You must book at least 2 months in advance.

Guide was excellent and the amount of technical advances in this 1930s house was absolutely amazing full wall windows that go down into the basement for a full opening and an onyx wall that lets the light come through it as well as the hvac system just amazing

This house is amazing! The 90 minutes tour is well worth the amount of architectonic ingenuity and rich history this house has to offer.

Didn't have time for a tour, but the grounds were open for few pictures. Maybe next time...