Guided tour exploring brutalist architecture in Czechoslovakia with art historian Markéta Čejková. Part of the Art Up Close series at the National Gallery.
Dutch author Enne Koens reads from her book Sam and Grandpa, a tale for children aged 6+ about a grandfather whose stories blend reality and imagination.
A four-day course on Rider Waite tarot practice, card interpretation, and client communication techniques.
An interactive reading with Polish author Przemek Liput, who will introduce children and adults to his futuristic search book full of colour and imagination.
A dance and creativity workshop led by choreographer Lenka Vořechovská exploring the physical and metaphorical dimensions of the heart through improvisation and choreographic exercises.
Meet author Magda Gargulakova and illustrator Jakub Bachorik for a talk about their book Bridges, exploring bridge history and design, followed by a creative workshop for children.
A guided tour of Prague's historic Jewish Town led by Lenka Kliková, exploring six synagogues, the cemetery, and centuries of Jewish heritage in the heart of the city.
An interactive programme about the legend of Horymír and Princess Libuše's treasure for children, featuring a quiz and treasure hunt in the Vyšehrad rock.
A guided tour of the historic Vokovice neighbourhood with guide Klára Váně. Discover First Republic villas, the village square, and stories of local notable residents.
Children create their own illustrated booklet during an art workshop led by illustrator Marita Kelbl, adding pictures to poems from Daniela Fischerová's poetry collection.
An interactive workshop exploring food through history, culture, and society. Children journey through culinary history, discover the world through gastronomy, and taste chocolates from different countries.
A debate on writing and creating under oppression, exploring the role of independent journalism and critical thinking in undemocratic times.
A literary and musical evening celebrating the 125th anniversary of poet Jaroslav Seifert's birth, featuring poetry readings and live music.
Tomáš Čapek and Petr Kult announce the winners of the Honors for Alternative Art at the *…next wave…* festival.
Guided tour of Prague's iconic Hotel International, a socialist realist masterpiece, led by expert guides. Explore the building's interiors, hidden stories, and enjoy panoramic views of Prague from the observation floor.
Guided tour with live music through the Capuchin monastery and Loreto, featuring carillonneur and organist Radek Rejšek. Approximately 1 hour 45 minutes.
A guided tour of a Gothic house in Prague's Old Town, exploring medieval architecture and Charles IV's transformation of the city through multimedia exhibits and period artefacts.
An evening excursion to observe bats in their natural environment at Geopark Říčany's forester's lodge.
Explore the historic Toulcův Dvůr estate in Prague, discovering its architecture and natural surroundings.
An interactive programme offering a fresh perspective on Dutch culture and history. Explore the Netherlands through an unconventional lens.
A lecture and workshop on hip hop as a cultural phenomenon of the USA. Instructor Wahe Akopyan guides participants from the history of street cultures to the modern scene, combining theory with hands-on work on movement and authentic expression.
A walking tour exploring Prague's historic National Avenue, a site of major historical events. Perfect for those interested in architecture and Czech history.
A guided walk through Prokopské Valley with guide Petr Ryska. This three-hour excursion features Przewalski horses, panoramic Prague views, a tunnel and ends at a brewery in Klukovic.
A guided historical walk through Libeň with guide Mikuláš Smolík, exploring old factories, Jewish heritage, and the legacy of writer Bohumila Hrabal.
A guided walking tour of Prague's Jewish quarter led by Monika Miličičová, exploring the history of the ghetto and its major landmarks.
A performance exploring the beauty and complexity of the molecular world through an elegant scientific lens.
Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
An educational detective game for upper primary school students exploring life in Prague's Josefov ghetto in the late 19th century, examining social inequality and gender roles through art and history.
An interactive programme exploring poet and visual artist Jiří Kolář's innovative techniques, where secondary school students create their own visual poems and discover concrete poetry.
An educational workshop for school groups exploring water through hands-on experiments and artworks by Czech painters from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries.
An educational programme for school groups where students sketch directly in the gallery and create their own interpretations of works from the 1939–2021: The End of the Black and White Era exhibition.
An educational programme for school groups where students walk through the 1796–1918 exhibition and record their impressions through sketching. Suitable for primary and secondary school students.
A creative workshop for schools exploring how architecture communicates through material and form, with hands-on model-building inspired by Czech modernist buildings.
An interactive 90-minute programme where primary school students explore the history and purpose of galleries through role-play and hands-on artistic activities.
A school programme for kindergartens inspired by Zdenek Rykr's work, where children create sculptural images and memory imprints from everyday objects.
An interactive educational workshop for primary school students exploring still-life paintings through sensory engagement and creative comic-making activities.
An educational programme for schools exploring baroque art through legends, theatre and music. Participants will learn to recognize baroque style characteristics and interpret works by renowned artists.
An educational workshop for school groups exploring medieval painting from the age of Charles IV. Children learn about Theodoric's workshop and create their own artwork using egg tempera technique.
An educational workshop for secondary and upper secondary students exploring Emperor Rudolf II's art collection and Mannerism, with a creative studio activity at Schwarzenberg Palace.
A creative studio class for children aged 12-14 at the National Gallery. Young participants can experiment and develop their artistic skills.
Weekly creative workshop for children aged 6-8 at the National Gallery.
Weekly creative workshop for children aged 9-11 at the National Gallery.
Every Sunday, Prague Botanical Garden in Troja offers guided tours of its vineyard and wine cellar, concluding with a tasting of wines produced on-site.
An exhibition exploring how tourism evolved from personal adventure into a mass phenomenon reshaping landscapes and cities. Atrium Žižkov Gallery presents it as a living project that develops alongside its visitors.
Interactive programme for schoolchildren about a medieval scriptorium where students try writing with quill pens and painting illustrations based on authentic artworks.
An interactive programme for young children exploring colours, their properties, and symbolism through storytelling and games. Children discover colours directly in front of medieval paintings in the monastery.
Expert-led tour of Adolf Loos's iconic Winternitz Villa, featuring architectural insights and prosecco. Saturday mornings and afternoons in Prague.
An educational programme for secondary schools examining the interconnection between medieval art and literature through specific artworks and texts.
Educational workshop for school groups exploring the Virgin Mary in medieval art, with a hands-on watercolour painting session.
An educational programme about medieval saints for primary school students. Children will explore legends and medieval artworks, then create their own legend as a comic strip.
Expert-led tours of Prague's historic New Town Hall, showcasing its architecture and rich history.
Guided tours of the vineyard and cellar with tasting at the Botanical Garden, which has managed the vineyard since 1995 and continues its medieval tradition.
An interactive guide to the services and resources of the Klementinum Library for students and researchers.
A lecture exploring how travel evolved from personal adventure into a mass phenomenon reshaping cities and landscapes.
A guided tour of the National Library for students, exploring the institution's history and modern services.
A practical workshop series exploring the Finnish concept of forest mind to build everyday skills for mental balance and well-being in nature.
An interactive workshop exploring the life and legacy of Olga Havlová at Prague's Museum of Literature.
An inspiration forum exploring trajectories and new directions within the Lab project.
A creative workshop for children aged 9-11 at the National Gallery. The Thursday studio provides a space for artistic experimentation and hands-on creation.
A nine-month deep feminine transformation programme with Komala de Amorim, with an intensive weekend retreat at Druna.
Interactive tour of the historic Baroque Clementinum exploring its evolution from the 17th century to today, designed for primary school groups.
Join the curators of Prague Botanical Garden for guided tours of the exhibitions every Thursday from April through September. Learn about plants and their stories directly from the experts.
A Romanian language and culture course at Charles University's Faculty of Philosophy in Prague, with early bird pricing available until 31 July 2026.