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Modernist Architecture

Brno is a world-renowned hub of functionalism, from the UNESCO-listed Villa Tugendhat to avant-garde villas, a crematorium and the exhibition grounds.

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Tugendhat Villa

Designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe between 1929 and 1930, this modernist villa is a UNESCO World Heritage site celebrated for its architectural purity and innovative design.

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Brno Exhibition Centre

Established in 1928, this functionalist exhibition complex and protected cultural monument spans over 130,000 square meters, hosting international trade fairs, conferences, and cultural events.

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Villa Stiassny

Built in 1929 by architect Ernst Wiesner, this historic modernist villa now operates as an architecture museum offering guided tours through its purist interiors.

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Nový dům Colony

Built in 1928 as a model housing project, this functionalist residential colony features sixteen modernist family houses recognized with the European Heritage Label.

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Main Post Office

Designed by architect Bohuslav Fuchs, this functionalist post office showcases modernist architecture and still operates an unusual paternoster elevator.

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Brno Crematorium

Designed by Arnošt Wiesner, this functionalist crematorium and funeral hall is a recognized cultural heritage site celebrated for its architectural and historical significance.

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Hussite Church Královo Pole

Built in 1925, this constructivist church features a prominent tower, a heritage-listed facade, and a ground-floor theatre alongside its primary role as a place of worship.