The Julo Binder Gallery is housed in a 17th-century Baroque burgher house.
It is named after Július Binder, grandfather and civil engineer, who was responsible for restoring the house to the form you see today. His lifelong support for art in all its forms inspired the founding of the gallery: a place where people can understand art and find their own, authentic relationship with it. The gallery shows visual work mainly by young, emerging artists, complemented by a programme of more established artists, chiefly from Central Europe. It is run by husband and wife, the Binders.
