A guided bike tour through Prague's centre with transport urbanist Tomáš Cach, exploring recent and upcoming transport and urban planning changes across the city.
A guided tour of the "1956-1989: Architecture for All" exhibition exploring housing and prefabrication in Czechoslovak architecture, led by art historian Eva Novotná.
A discussion by three prominent figures on societal resilience: philosopher Alice Koubová, writer Martin M. Šimečka, and poet Michal Tallo explore hope and resilience in contemporary society.
A debate on Václav Havel and hope in the modern world featuring Belarusian dissident Maxim Znak, Turkish composer Zülfü Livaneli, and Irish lawyer Bill Shipsey. Moderated by Iranian artist Azadeh Kangarani.
Three Czech authors present readings on contemporary masculinity within the ANDROS exhibition space, exploring themes of strength and vulnerability through poetry and prose.
British author Missouri Williams, whose novel made the Booker Prize longlist, presents her work in Prague, moderated by Czech poet Marek Torčík.
Palestinian poet Ghájath Almadhún presents his work in conversation with Czech writer Jonáš Zbořil. This hour-long English-language programme explores poetry that interweaves personal loss with histories of violence and displacement.
English-guided tour of Adolf Loos's architectural masterpiece from 1932, revealing the villa's history and the philosophy of Raumplan.
Ukrainian author Max Kidruk presents the second volume of his fantasy series "The New Dark Age" - the novel "Collapse". The event features a lecture on the scientific basis of the book, discussion of the series' future direction, and time for book signings.
A guided tour of Prague Castle's gardens with guide Monika Miličičová. Discover the castle's history, Rudolf II's zoo, and Europe's earliest flowering plants.
A discussion with British artist Tom de Freston and South African visual artist Conrad Botes about their exhibition inspired by Géricault's iconic Raft of the Medusa. Includes exhibition entry.
A guided architectural tour of Prague's historic passages and arcades with architect Štěpán Beneš, exploring how these 19th-century structures reshaped the city center.
A lecture and guided tour exploring how Biedermeier style shaped domestic life and interior culture in 19th-century Prague, led by historian Maria Firtova.
A guided tour of three palaces designed by architect Pavel Kupka on the left bank of the Vltava, led by architecture historian Radomíra Sedláková.
An identification talk for mineral enthusiasts where participants can have their finds identified and hear collectors' experiences.
A guided tour of the iconic 1912 Cubist house with guide Kristina Václavů. Visitors will explore the building's history, representative interiors, and an exhibition on living in Cubist spaces.
Interactive tour of Schwarzenberg Palace with a creative workshop for children aged 6+, exploring how people lived in the suburbs and creating their own artwork.
A guided tour of the historic Husův sbor in Vršovice, exploring the 1930 architectural masterpiece by Truksa and Janák and its rich theatrical heritage.
A guided tour of Strahov Stadium led by Tom Bílý. Visitors will see the presidential lounge, stands, and galleries. Advance ticket purchase is required.
Interactive weekend workshops for children aged 6 and up, where they will learn the basics of puppet theatre and try operating different types of puppets under the guidance of a professional puppeteer.
An excursion at Geopark Říčany exploring trilobites, dinosaurs, and other fossils from Earth's ancient past.
Guided tour of the Kolonie Svoboda residential complex, a 1920s architectural ensemble designed by František Albert Libra and led by architectural historian Radomíra Sedláková.
A guided tour of Prague's largest housing estate exploring its innovative urban planning, architecture, and public spaces with expert commentary.
A guided walking tour through the historic Vinohrady neighbourhood, exploring its architecture, notable figures, and transformation from a barren area into an elegant district.
A guided tour exploring Prague's symbols and history through the lens of Dan Brown's novel, visiting Prague Castle, St. Vitus Cathedral, and Wallenstein Garden.
A guided walk through Upper Nusle with historian Michal Šedivý, uncovering the stories, history, and legends of this overlooked Prague neighbourhood.
A guided tour of two Dejvice inner courtyards being transformed into shared community spaces. Discover the phases and practical steps behind these urban renewal projects.
A guided tour of a Prague courtyard public space with landscape architect Tereza Rapsová, exploring shared living and the role of public gardens in urban life.
A guided architectural tour of Letná and Bubeneč exploring interwar residential buildings and villas, led by architect Zuzana Ilinčevová.
A guided walk with artist Epos 257 exploring his Dýmová Hill project, which examines homelessness and the use of public space in Prague.
A long-running talk show featuring in-depth conversations with notable guests from culture, sports, and public life, hosted by veteran journalist Honza Dědek.
Architectural walk through Prague's Ořechovka district exploring First Republic villas and design, led by guide Petr Ryska.
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.
Guided tours of Prague's Industrial Palace. Currently sold out.
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.
A four-day course on Rider Waite tarot practice, card interpretation, and client communication techniques.
A guided tour of the Vít Soukup RETRO? exhibition at Václav Špála Gallery. Free entry.
Guided tour of the Judith Tower, one of Prague's oldest structures, led by art historians and members of the Club for Old Prague. Discover Romanesque architecture and a remarkable medieval relief.
Open call for a residency at etc. gallery in 2027, welcoming artists and creative practitioners.
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 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.
The third workshop in the series focuses on developing personal strength, willpower and autonomy through solar plexus chakra work.
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.
A lecture exploring the Slovene language and its cultural context at Charles University's Faculty of Philosophy.
A lecture on the Albanian language and culture at Charles University's Faculty of Philosophy in Prague.
A lecture on nuclear energy and modern nuclear technologies at the FJFI faculty of the Czech Technical University.
A lecture exploring the Latvian language and cultural context at Charles University's Faculty of Philosophy.
A weekend partner dance workshop emphasizing natural movement and connection between dancers without worrying about technique.
Free year-long Czech course for teenagers aged 15-18 preparing to enter a Czech school. Admission is by competitive selection.