The Moravian Gallery is the second-largest art museum in the Czech Republic, spread across three buildings in central Brno. The main building on Husova Street houses the fine art collection, with Czech and Central European painting from the Middle Ages through the 20th century. The Pražák Palace focuses on modern and contemporary work. The Museum of Applied Arts, housed in a neoclassical building on Husova, covers decorative arts from the Renaissance through the present day.
The collection is strong on Moravian art of the 19th and early 20th centuries and on Bauhaus-influenced design — a reflection of Brno's own rich modernist heritage. The Jugendstil rooms are particularly good. Combined tickets covering all three venues are available; each building keeps slightly different hours, so check before visiting.