Interiors in the Czech Republic: Adolf Loos in Pilsen

The unique architectonic gem that was created in Pilsen by the world-famous architect Adolf Loos for rich investors of the Jewish community in the 1930´s, is a collection of eight apartment interiors.  Apart from experiencing the extraordinary first-republic design, the guided tours of the Loos Interiors provide an interesting view into the lifestyle of the Jewish community. Each of the interiors hides its own story of the fate of the families who lived there, but the Loos interiors are not only the reflection of the period of when they were made. The stories of their inhabitants simultaneously illustrate historic events of the Second World War and consequently, of the Communist regime as well.

So join us and enjoy the good old times of the Czechoslovakia before the WWII and Communists come!