Villa Müller, Prague
A luxurious villa designed by Austrian and Czechoslovak architect Adolf Loos, the author of influential essay 'Ornament and Crime' among others.
A luxurious villa designed by Austrian and Czechoslovak architect Adolf Loos, the author of influential essay 'Ornament and Crime' among others. The villa was built in the years 1928-1930, at the same time as the famous Mies Van der Rohe's Tugendhat Villa in Brno. Adolf Loos considered Müller Villa to be his most beautiful house and it is also the building where he most perfectly embodied the ideas of his Raumplan. The villa, including its interiors, has been renovated and restored to its original 1930 appearance in the late 1990s. Now Müller Villa is one of the most authentic and best preserved of Adolf Loos' works. It is possible to visit the Müller Villa by guided tour which has to be booked in advance by telephone or through the official website.
Hours
Sun
9:00
18:00
Mon
Closed
Tue
9:00
18:00
Wed
Closed
Thu
9:00
18:00
Fri
Closed
Sat
9:00
18:00
About Villa Müller
Nad hradním vodojemem 642/14, 162 00 Praha 6-Střešovice, Czech Republic
+420 224 312 012
Villa Müller and Nearby Sights on Map
Prague Castle
The Prague Castle (Pražský Hrad) is the former seat of the king, and the current residence and office of the Czech president
St. Vitus Cathedral
Petrin Observation Tower
Go up the Petrin Observation Tower for a worthwhile view over the city for 60 Kč
Mirror Maze
Children of all ages like the distorting mirrors in the Mirror Maze on Petřín Hill
Petrin Hill
This hillside slopes down from the Castle and Strahov Monastery to Mala Strana and Malostranske namesti metro station
Stefanik Observatory
Watch the night sky with a big telescope from the Stefanik Observatory (40 Kč)
Child Jesus of Prague
The famous statue of Child Jesus of Prague can be seen in the Church of Our Lady Victorious of Discalced Carmelite Order in Karmelitská Street
Charles Bridge
The Charles Bridge (Karlův Most) connects the Old Town with Lesser Town
Museum Kampa
Modern art gallery displaying Central European works
Bertramka
Charming villa, now a museum dedicated to Mozart