The representative Art Nouveau villa was occupied between 1913 and 1939 by the family of Alfred and Marianne Löw-Beer, Greta Tugendhat's parents. Today the villa houses the permanent museum exhibition "Jews in Moravia. Villa and its inhabitants", a freely accessible garden with a gallery and a café.

We operate an archive of books, correspondence and manuscripts of writers and otherwise culturally active figures whose work was mostly produced in opposition to the former communist regime. You will find here the archives of Pavel Kohout, Jiří Gruša, Ota Filip, Lumír KUchař and Jan Trefulka.

We offer tours of the museum, permanent exhibitions and displays.

Permanent exhibition describing the history of Kuřim from the Stone Age to the present.

In the remains of the metallurgical complex there is an exposition of the iron industry of the central part of the Moravian Karst. The ground floor of the building is devoted to the beginnings of iron metallurgy, while the first floor focuses on the blast furnaces and especially the actual building and operation of the smelter. There are also moving models installed here.