Before the present house was finished, this building used to be a textile and gift shop, and before 1940 it was a tenement block and a large wine cellar (during its renovation several large earthenware jars have been found).
The reconstruction of the present house has carefully followed the architecture of the original construction so that the strong and decorative pillars as well as the dressed limestone walls have been kept. For the decoration traditional furniture and accessories have been used, and materials from the area (such as wood or iron) predominate. You will find old tools, original toilet equipment made from venison horns or horse shoes, wooden beams, old doors, earthenware vessels, originally recycled lamps, and many more.