At the end of the XIX century it took place in Olomouc construction space, which previously occupied the fortress walls. After their demolition is quite vast space between the historic quarter of the city and park area remained free. It was almost the center of the city, so the land was expensive and there was perhaps afford only very rich people. These include some wealthy members of the local Jewish community, such as Eduard Hamburger. He headed the Jewish community of the city of Olomouc and was president of the Austrian Association of Brewers. In his possession was a thriving malthouse, which brings a good income.

Villa in modern Videnskii street became a favorite residence of Edward Hamburger and now bears his name. It was built in 1895 in a historical style by the architect Jacob Gartner. Construction work led other talented engineer Johann Aulegk. Adjacent to the villa there are other Jewish houses, but villa Hamburger was the most beautiful.

Historical manner in which was built this mansion, characterized by a bizarre mix of different styles. The attentive traveler will find in the decoration of the villa of gothic elements and details in the Baroque style. This use of different architectural styles in the same building is the hallmark of the architect Jacob Gartner.

All Olomouc Jewish population during the Second World War, lost their property. Hamburgers also lost their luxury villa, which was divided into living room, and inhabited by other people.