overview opening hours admission about the place This Villa in Smíchov bears the name of lawyer Joseph Winternitz, and was built for his family in 1932. The architects he chose were Adolf Loos (one of the founders of modern architecture) and Karel Lhota. Villa Winternitz is the last building by Adolf Loos that he saw built in his lifetime. Like the Müller Villa, it is characteristic of the Loos arrangement of space (the so-called Raumplan). Racial prejudice forced the family to leave the Villa in 1941 and they never went back. Under the restitution, the Villa reverted to the descendants of the original owners, who managed to restore it to its former glory. more about the place opening hours january—december mon—wed 12:00—18:00 thu—sat closed sun 12:00—18:00 Advance booking is required. The villa’s ticket office is open Saturdays and Sundays from 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Guided tours are also held on these days. More information can be found here. Current information about the upcoming program at the villa can be found here. more about opening hours admission basic 180 CZK reduced 100 CZK family 400 CZK more about admission admission basic 180 CZK reduced 100 CZK family 400 CZK opening hours january—december mon—wed 12:00—18:00 thu—sat closed sun 12:00—18:00 Advance booking is required. The villa’s ticket office is open Saturdays and Sundays from 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Guided tours are also held on these days. More information can be found here. Current information about the upcoming program at the villa can be found here. Guided tours of the villa provide plenty of official and private information directly from the family of the original owners. You can choose a romantic morning tour at 9 a.m. with a view of the sunrise over the historic city center, or wait for the evening tour with a view of the sunset. The villa is bathed in enchanting light all day long. The villa has been open to the public since April 25, 2017.