The regional gallery focuses on the presentation of contemporary art and the work of painter Josef Jambor. The collection of his works is presented within its own programme or on loan to other institutions. It supports young and medium-sized artists with an emphasis on the phenomenon of landscape. Offers exhibitions, educational and community programs.

Gallery operation. Organizing author's exhibitions of art objects. We exhibit the works of artists of various disciplines and genres.

We deal with the restoration of Cimburk Castle near Koryčany and manage the official website of the castle.

The Wittal family’s functionalist villa was built in 1932 based on a design by architect Heinrich Blum. Over time, the Wittal family home became the residence of Nazi officers, later of Communist city officials, and eventually an apartment building. The villa is currently awaiting a complete renovation.

Jurkovič's villa is one of the most important architectural monuments of the turn of the 19th and 20th century in Brno. You can visit the villa during guided tours, which take place every hour.

This functionalist villa, designed by Ernst Wiesner for the family of textile manufacturer Alfred Stiassni, was completed in 1929 and occupied until 1938. The tour lasts about 50 minutes, capacity is 20 people.

The Besední dům in Ivančice is a significant Neo-Renaissance cultural and social building from the late 19th century, located on Tesařovo Square. Following extensive renovations, it now serves as the town’s cultural center, featuring a main hall.

We invite you to guided tours of this unique Brno villa. The story of the original owner and other fates of the building will be presented by the current owner of Villa Engelsmann. The company that rents out the beautiful historical premises.

Gallery presents mostly modern and contemporary art. There are solo exhibitions and also a private collection of artists. Organizing exhibitions of Czech artists. Operation of a permanent exhibition. Works by artists such as Michal Gabriel, Vladimír Kopecký, Václav Boštík, Martin Zálešák, Eliška Rožátová and others.

Colonel Rochepin had the casemates at Špilberk—up to 100 meters long—built in 1742. At that time, the castle was gradually being transformed into a fortress. At first, the casemates served as barracks for soldiers and a food storage facility; after 1783, the spaces were converted into a prison for the most dangerous criminals in the Habsburg Monarchy.

Would you believe that hidden within the eastern Baroque fortifications of Špilberk lies a “temple” full of stone witnesses to Brno’s history? Come see for yourself. We invite you to visit the lapidarium housed in the former water reservoirs, which are now being put to new use after nearly 100 years.