Villa Polasek

Built between 1932 and 1933, this functionalist villa is a significant example of modernist architecture designed by architect Josef Polášek. Originally constructed as a residential building, it represents the architectural movement prevalent in the region during the interwar period.

The building currently serves as the honorary consulate of Ukraine. Its design is characterized by the clean lines and utilitarian forms typical of the functionalist style of the early 1930s.