Contemporary emerging talentDesigned to resemble the art galleries typical to Berlin Mitte, Berlínskej model is a contemporary art gallery, with focus on young, emerging local talent. The gallery also showcases works by international...
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The art gallery of the Academy of Fine Arts Galerie AVU is an art exhibition space at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague. It usually exhibits works by the students of the academy, acting as a bridge between them and the general public....
The Prague art scene has a new hot spot - a private gallery that draws in both tourists and art connoisseurs. Featuring works by both young, emerging artists from Central and Eastern Europe and established international names, this gallery serves...
The Prague Zoo is a fantastic spot to bring kids - situated in 60 hectares of lush forest alongside the Vltava river. It boasts impressive collections of giraffes and gorillas, but its real highlight is the herd of rare horses. Little ones can...
Art school and supply storeVýtvarný ateliér Malování kreslení is an art studio and workshop in the center of Prague. They also have an arts supply store,and they offer art lessons for children, youth, adults and seniors. Classes are led...
Czech fine artsNová galerie is a gallery of fine arts, exhibiting Czech talent, from the mid XXth century, to present day. They have a permanent exhibition of classic masters, but they also showcase emerging talent. Nová galerie...
The Church of St Nicholas, situated in the northwestern corner of Old Town Square and built by Kilian Dientzenhofer in the 1730s (not to be confused with the Dientzenhofers’ handiwork in Malá Strana), is a Baroque wedding cake of grandeur,...
Central European modern artOne of the most respected and accessible art refuges in this district, the Kampa Museum has an enviable location on the waterfront of the city's loveliest island. Its impressive modern art collection was...
Formerly the Jewish ghetto of the townThe Jewish Quarter (Josefov) is surrounded by the Old Town, and it is also the smallest cadastral area of the city. It is believed that the quarter has its origins in the 10th century, when the first...
Built by Giovanni Maria Filippi in 1613 for the German LutheransChurch of Our Lady Victorious (Kostel Panny Marie Vitezne) first Baroque church in Prague (built 1611 to 1613) belongs to the Barefooted Carmelites, an order that cares for...
Encompassing one of the world's largest castlesThe Castle District (Hradcany) surrounds Prague Castle, which is rather expansive in its own right. Made up of several historic buildings that span a number of architectural styles and...
Located in the heart of Prague, Národní třída is the city's version of a "high street," boasting an array of mid-range stores, as well as some notable public buildings, such as the National Theatre, situated at the Vltava River.
Created by an American expat and his Czech partner, the most expensive private museum in Prague showcases the story of Czechoslovakia during the Iron Curtain period through photographs, words, and a captivating array of objects.
The Spanish Synagogue, a part of the Prague Jewish Museum, is renowned for its distinctive Moorish-Andalucian interior. Constructed in 1868, the synagogue offers visitors insight into the history of the Jews in the Czech Republic, from the time...
The magnificent red brick facade of St. George Square's early Baroque style dominates the view, but within the church lies a well-preserved Romanesque sanctuary, which was set up in the 10th century by Vratislav I, the father of St. Wenceslas....
Quiet place in Letna ParkThe Metronome is in a quaint spot in Letna Park, with the metronome itself standing 30 meters high. Still functional, the metronome overlooks Vltava River, right in the heart of the city. Nicknamed the...
Former home of President HavelApartment Block is where Vaclav Havel and his first wife Olga lived as president and first lady, turning down the royal accommodations at the Prague Castle. Here is where Havel wrote some of his most...
Beautiful, ornate churchAs a striking, visual enhancement of Namesti Miru, the Church of St. Ludmilla is a unique an well-regarded structure and place of worship. The church was designed by the famous Josef Mocker, who also designed the...
A symbol of national rebirth and strengthThe Jan Hus Memorial was designed by Ladislav Šaloun and it was unveiled in 1915, 500 years after Jan Hus’ martyrdom, who was burned at the stake in 1415 for propagating the idea that the Catholic...
The Rudolfinum Complex is home to the ever-evolving exhibitions of contemporary art at the Gallery of Modern Art. The entrance is located on the northern side of the Rudolfinum building directly on the riverfront. In addition, the gallery also...
Modern art BehemothThis masterful functionalist 1929 building, which once made le Corbusier jealous, is a fitting home for the Czech Republic's continually reorganised and redefined modern art collection.It was drafted into...
The Schwarzenberg Palace, boasting a wonderfully preserved black-and-white Renaissance sgraffito facade, houses the National Gallery's baroque art collection. However, the interior of the palace is not as impressive as its exterior, and the...
The TV Tower in Prague, standing 216m tall, is the city's tallest landmark. Its architecture has some divided in opinion – some find it futuristic, while others consider it ugly. However, the weirdest aspect of the tower is the 10 giant crawling...
The National Gallery in Prague is a must-see museum for its impressive collection of art from the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries. Spanning four floors, it features masterpieces from Van Gogh, Picasso, Schiele, Klimt, and many more. It is...
The National Technical Museum in Prague underwent a state-of-the-art renovation in 2012, making it an exciting place for the whole family to explore. Visitors of all ages are mesmerized by the museum's extensive collection of planes, trains and...
The 17th-century baroque monastery in Prague is an ideal backdrop for the Museum of Music. Not only is its central atrium a sight to behold, but its permanent exhibition, 'Man-Instrument-Music', captures the long-standing relationship between...
Letná Gardens, perched atop a bluff overlooking the Vltava River to the north of the Old Town, offer stunning views of the city, river, and bridges. It is the perfect destination for a stroll, jog, or even a beer at the popular beer garden...
Explore the Baroque splendor of Troja Chateau! Built in the 17th century for the Šternberk family, the palace is filled with beautiful sculptures and frescoes. Admission to the grounds is free, so you can wander through the exquisite French...
Explore the deep connection between Franz Kafka and his beloved city of Prague in the much-raved exhibition, 'City of K'. Through a series of original letters, photos, quotes, period newspapers, publications and multimedia, this slightly pricey...
Honoring the high priest of Art NouveauOpened in early 1988, the Alfons Mucha Museum (Muzeum A. Muchy) commemorates the accomplishments and influence of Alfons Mucha, the Moravian-born artist who left his mark on the city of Prague. Just...
The National Gallery in the Šternberg Palace boasts a remarkable collection of European art from the time of ancient Greece and Rome through the 18th century. Among the museum's featured artists are Goya, Rembrandt, Rubens, Brueghels, and a vast...
Made up of six Jewish monuments situated in Josefov, this museum boasts the Maisel Synagogue, the Pinkas Synagogue, the Spanish Synagogue, the Klaus Synagogue, the Ceremonial Hall, and the Old Jewish Cemetery. The Old-New Synagogue, an active...
This captivating museum, worth a visit but somewhat pricey, contains the seductive art-nouveau posters, canvases and ornamented panels of Alfons Mucha (1860–1939). Additionally, patrons can observe a large number of sketches, photos and ephemera....
Modest exhibition that attracts a large number of visitorsSadly, Brek – the stuffed wonder dog responsible for thwarting the defection of several hundred dissidents – has been given a decent burial, but there are still plenty of gruesome...
Commemorating one of Prague's greatest composersAs a highly influential composer of the 19th century, Bedřicha Smetana helped to shape the history and cultural importance of Prague. The Bedrich Smetana Museum is held in honor of his...
A look back at the Soviet Union reignThe Mustek Metro Station is one of the only places in the Czech Republic with a dedicated focus on the totalitarian regime of the Soviet Union, covering the coup from 1948 to 1989.Looking at...
Where Mozart composed Don GiovaniOnce a villa of the Duesk family, the historic home was frequently visited by Mozart while in Prague. Now a museum, Bertramka how houses the famous composer's harpsichord, handwritten work, and other...
The Museum of the City of Prague, originally opened in 1898, is a must-visit spot for history buffs. Labels are in both English and Czech, and the museum offers a captivating journey from prehistoric times to the 20th century. Notable exhibits...
The old sewage cleaning stationHoused in the old sewage works building, the Ekotechnicke Museum now hosts an intricate look at the industrial history behind Prague. Tours of the building demonstrate how Prague dealt with waste and water,...
Also known as Atelier of Josef SudekStill imbued with the creative spirit of its former resident, master of Czech photography Josefa Sudka, this humble former studio is accessible through a residential building courtyard. Select...