The House of Art, also known as the Slavíkovský Palace, stands on Masaryk Square in a Renaissance building from the third quarter of the 16th century, erected on the site of two earlier Gothic houses. Its distinctive features include a Gothic-Renaissance entrance hall with stone pillars and an arcaded courtyard linking the main wing to the Dolní Česká street tract. Since 1967 the building has housed exhibition spaces of the South Moravian Museum in Znojmo, with permanent displays covering old art of the Znojmo region, coins of the Lands of the Bohemian Crown, and the medallist Jan Tomáš Fischer. The first-floor halls are used for temporary exhibitions of contemporary art, while the arcaded courtyard hosts theatre performances for children in summer.
Masarykovo náměstí 333/11, 669 02 Znojmo
An exhibition marking Znojmo's 800th anniversary, presenting eight centuries of city history through rare artifacts, archival materials, and works borrowed from partner institutions.
An afternoon social gathering at the museum café, primarily for seniors seeking a relaxed atmosphere with refreshments and friendly conversation.
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A family-friendly afternoon celebrating archaeology and paleontology with interactive discoveries and mysteries of the past.
A guided tour exploring fossilized organisms from the Cenozoic era of Moravia, with expert commentary.
An evening with Dr. Ann M. Altman, author of a book exploring memory and personal history. A conversation about how we remember and experience the past.
European Heritage Days opens the doors of Znojmo's most interesting monuments and buildings to the public, many of which are normally closed. The event runs from September 17 to 28.
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A diverse programme for the whole family at Znojmo Castle in September.
Summer entertainment and cultural activities at Cornstein castle for all ages.