Letohrádek Mitrovských is a late-baroque summer villa in the Louis XVI classicist style, built by Count Antonín Arnošt Mitrovský between 1779 and 1794 in Brno's Staré Brno district. It gained renown for lavish social gatherings attended by emperors Napoleon I and Francis I, as well as secret Freemason meetings - their symbols are hidden in the frescoes of the oval central hall. Today the venue hosts exhibitions, chamber concerts, theatre performances and wedding ceremonies.
Veletržní 19, 603 00 Brno
Tue-Sun 10:00-16:00, Mon closed (during exhibitions only)
An exhibition of costumes from director Zdenek Trosty's iconic film fairy tales, offering a rare glimpse into the costume design of classic Czech cinema.
An exhibition of traditional Czech and Moravian nativity scenes alongside the largest Czech diorama dedicated to the life of Jesus Christ.
