Villa Stiassni: A Gem of Brno's Architectural Heritage
Explore Villa Stiassni, a historic architectural gem in Brno, showcasing stunning design, rich history, and beautiful gardens.
A brief summary to Villa Stiassni
- Hroznová 14, Brno-střed, 603 00, CZ
- +420778545993
- Visit website
- Monday 10 am-6 pm
- Friday 10 am-6 pm
- Saturday 10 am-6 pm
- Sunday 10 am-6 pm
Villa Stiassni stands as a prominent historical landmark in Brno, embodying the architectural elegance of the early 20th century. Built in the 1930s, this villa showcases a stunning blend of functionalism and modernist principles, making it an essential stop for architecture enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Visitors are often captivated by its striking façade, which is adorned with intricate details that reflect the artistic vision of its architect, Ernst Wiesner. The villa is surrounded by meticulously maintained gardens that offer a peaceful retreat amidst the bustling city, making it a perfect spot for leisurely strolls. As you explore the interior of Villa Stiassni, you will be transported back in time, with rooms that have been carefully preserved to maintain their original charm. Each space tells a story of the villa's past, showcasing period furnishings and decor that highlight the lifestyle of the era's affluent inhabitants. Guided tours are available, providing insights into the history and significance of the villa, as well as its role in the cultural tapestry of Brno. While the villa is a significant tourist attraction, it also serves as a venue for various cultural events and exhibitions, further enriching the visitor experience. Whether you are an architecture aficionado, a history lover, or simply looking to enjoy a serene environment, Villa Stiassni promises a captivating experience. Be sure to capture the beauty of this landmark through your camera lens and take advantage of the informative handouts available in multiple languages, ensuring you don't miss any details of this stunning piece of Brno's heritage.
Local tips
- Visit during weekdays to avoid the weekend crowds for a more serene experience.
- Check online for special events or exhibitions that might coincide with your visit.
- Bring a camera; the gardens and architectural details make for excellent photo opportunities.
- Inquire about guided tours in your preferred language for a deeper understanding of the villa's history.
Getting There
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Car
If you're driving, head towards Brno and navigate to Hroznová street. From the city center, take the street 'Masarykova' and turn onto 'Hlavní nádraží' roundabout. Continue straight on 'Hlavní' and turn left onto 'Hroznová'. Villa Stiassni will be on your left at number 14. Parking is available nearby but may incur a fee, so check local signage.
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Public Transport - Bus
Take a bus from your location to the Brno main bus station (ÚAN). From there, you can catch bus number 67 or 84 towards 'Hlavní nádraží'. Get off at the 'Hroznová' stop, which is just a short walk from Villa Stiassni. The villa is located at Hroznová 14, which is approximately 5-10 minutes on foot from the bus stop.
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Public Transport - Tram
If you are near a tram stop, you can take tram line 1 or 2 to 'Hlavní nádraží'. From there, it’s a 10-minute walk to Villa Stiassni. Head east on 'Hlavní' street, turn left onto 'Hroznová' street, and you'll find the villa at number 14. Make sure to check the latest tram schedules to plan your visit appropriately.
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Walking
If you are already in the vicinity of Brno city center, Villa Stiassni is within a reasonable walking distance. Head towards 'Hlavní nádraží' and then follow the previous instructions for public transport directions. It’s a pleasant walk through the city, allowing you to take in the local sights.
Attractions Nearby to Villa Stiassni
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Krohův rodný dům
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Anthropos Pavilion
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Park Anthropos
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Wilson forest-park
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Biotope pond
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Jurkovič's Villa
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Brno Observatory and Planetarium
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UFO
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Kohoutovice brook valley
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Masaryk grove
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Water Tanks under Žlutý Kopec
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VIDA! science center
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Mendel Museum of Masaryk University
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Old Brno Monastery
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Open Garden by Partnerstvi Foundation
