Undoubtedly the most expansive tour awaits you inside the interior created for Oskar and Jana Semler at Klatovská 110, which was designed by Loos’ disciple and co-creator, the architect Heinrich Kulka. When taking the basic route, you’ll walk through the spatially most interesting part of the historic apartment, which boasts Loos’ principle known as “Raumplan”. There are 15 rooms for you to see here, including the walk-in wardrobe, the entrance hall, the impressive lounge and its floor of rare Makassar ebony, the summer and winter dining room, as well as the Semler family’s private rooms with two bedrooms for Oscar and Jana and two boy’s rooms. The tour also features the staff stairwell, the guest room, and the kitchen. The extended tour then includes a screening of documents and a tour of the exposition “The Cabinet of Pilsen Architecture from 1874-1939”. You can then top off your tour experience with a visit to the Sem Café, which is accessible directly from the visitor centre.