Tomáš Kremr

More than 700 Jewish houses in Brno were confiscated by the Nazis during WWII. The houses and their stories are focus of a new exhibition at Brno’s Little Mehrin Museum.

Two valuable documentary collections from Czechia have been inscribed on the UNESCO Memory of the World register: the Antonín Dvořák Archive and the Moll Map Collection.

A portrait of a Jewish woman called Anna Wotzilkova, who was born in South Moravia and died in the Holocaust, has been donated to the newly planned  Moravian Jewish Museum.

The small Moravian village of Nesvačilka, which lacked a house of prayer for over 300 years, will soon have its own unique wooden chapel.

The renowned Japanese architect Kengo Kuma has won an international competition for the design of a new Jewish Museum in the Moravian city of Brno.  

Brno’s astronomical clock provides tourists with the chance to take away an unexpected souvenir.

Due to registration errors before the Velvet Revolution, buildings that were or should be designated as cultural monuments lost their protected status.

The biggest architectural competition in modern Czech history has advanced to the final stage. Brno this week picked four teams to vie to design its new main train station.

The smallest of six major social groups identified by a Czech Radio survey is the so-called class of local ties. These are people on low incomes but boasting other kinds…