Villa Stiassni is a functionalist villa built in 1929, designed by architect Ernst Wiesner for textile industrialist Alfred Stiassni. It ranks among the finest examples of interwar modernist architecture in Brno. Today it serves as a representative building of the South Moravian Region and is open to the public for guided tours.
Hroznová 82/14, 603 00 Brno
Fri-Mon 10:00-18:00, Tue-Wed closed, selected public holidays open
An exhibition exploring the stories of people forced to abandon their homes with no possibility of return, opening in the garden of Villa Stiassni in Brno.
A lecture exploring the architectural legacy of the Havel family and their profound influence on Prague's character and Czech cinema.
An exhibition exploring the architectural legacy of Václav Havel at Vila Stiassni in Brno.
Guided autumn garden tour at Vila Stiassni in Brno with the estate's gardener. Advance booking required.
A classic play performed in the historic setting of Brno's Villa Stiassni. The performance starts at 16:30.
A florist competition showcasing creative floral arrangements in a historic Brno villa.
Watercolor course in the Villa Stiassni garden teaching the painting technique of Hermine Stiassni for artists of all levels.
A Great Gatsby-themed benefit evening featuring welcome drinks, villa tours, a children's art auction and jazz concert. Proceeds support children with physical disabilities.
An exhibition exploring the Parisian artist studios of the 20th century and their pivotal role in shaping modern avant-garde art.
A song recital celebrating four Czech composers and their reflections on home, departure, and return. Performed by sopranos Eva Blažková and Petra Musilová with pianist Jana Rambouskova.
A theatrical production exploring the private world of the Beneš couple during their post-war visit to Brno, created especially for the Meeting Brno festival.