Loos Interiors Pilsen

About

Pilsen’s one-of-a-kind architectural gem is the set of eight surviving residential interiors from the designer Adolf Loos. This world-renowned architect, considered as the founder of modern architecture, designed spaces for local Jewish businessmen in Pilsen during the 1930s. Commentated tours of the three now-renovated Loos interiors take place regularly every week. Apart from the rooms’ unique design, you will also get to know the personal stories of their original owners. These stories often involved the tragic personal fates of the individuals who dealt with the historical events before and during WW2 as well as those of the following communist regime.

At a glance

• Typical visit: about 1 hour 30 minutes