The Zlin functionalist villa of Miroslav Zikmund

The Zlin functionalist villa of Miroslav Zikmund

The Zlin villa of Miroslav Zikmund, the popular Czech globetrotter, Zlin, Czech Republic, February 10, 2021. Miroslav Zikmund will turn 102 on Sunday, February 14, 2021. The villa will get open to the public, managed by the Zikmund Villa Foundation, whose head and the villa's new owner is Cestmir Vancura, the president of the Zlin Film Festival. The Foundation plans a sensitive reconstruction of the functionalist villa from the mid-1930s, which Zikmund bought in 1953 and which is a piece of cultural heritage. (CTK Photo/Dalibor Gluck)

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