Müllerova vila - Muzeum města Prahy

I’ve travelled all the way from Barcelona just to visit some Adolf Loos architecture, and it worth it! This Villa is an incredible exercice of layout composition, one of a kind. Our guide (Yann I can recall) was really good at explaining for archis and non archis the virtues of the design, he seemed really moved by it. As other comments say, be sure to book your tickets in advance. The groups are luckly really small and tickets get sold out quickly.The only point I didn’t like was that taking pictures inside is forbiden; I’ve been to several top houses like Ville Savoye in Paris, Robin house in Chicago, Stahl house in LA… and I was always allowed to take my own pictures, of course respecting the timings of the tour and in the moments when the guide said we could. It’s a little bit rude in my opinion to force people to buy your own books in order to have memories of all the details and corners of this amazing design; it’s an old fashioned decision at least.

A great place to visit. Especially if you are interested in architecture.

An amazingly restored villa bei Viennese architect Adolf Loos. The guiding lady was just amazing and gave an excellent tour through the whole house. Check in at the neighbouring entrance building to start the tour. Booking in advance is required.

Cool architectural site. Unfortunately couldn’t get a ticket on the day of our visit

Architectural comments have been said in other reviews other than to say well worth the visit for architects, artists, interior designers etc. Practicalities are you need to book, you can't just turn up and wander in. It's only open on certain days although open on Saturdays and Sundays. All visits are guided tours (about 90 mins) and small groups of seven hence quickly booked up. We had no choice but to take tour in Czech even though five of us spoke English. There are English tours available but times didn't suit. A 1 or 2 tram takes you to a stop beside the villa. In any event highly recommended.

Everyone a bit interested in architecture probably knows Vila Tugendhat in Brno as it's part of UNESCO world heritage. Here you'll find more authenticity and family vibe and less glamour and generous space compared to her sister.

Excellent lady guide, tours at 11am and 3pm also in English. Not only for architects or architecture junkies - this villa represents the genius loci of 1930s.

I have been in love with this place ever since I saw a short movie about it nearly two decades ago. Visiting it felt like a dream come true. Such a beautifully thought through space. Unique, practical and pretty. Definitely recommend to visit if get the chance.

Fabulous, wonderful guide, amazing house. We loved it, thank you

Was there at an English tour that lasted one hour. The guide was very polite and the house was in a marvelous condition with many original fittings. You might need to enjoy or have read more about the history regarding the house to enjoy it at its fullest. As a architecture student I was really fascinated. You where not allowed to take pictures inside the villa.