A National Gallery collection exhibition showcasing the rich artistic heritage of Czechoslovakia's first two decades, featuring works by Czech, Slovak, and international masters from Picasso to van Gogh on the 3rd floor of Veletržní Palace.
An interactive exhibition about Sherlock Holmes invites you into the world of detective work – collect evidence, analyze clues, and solve cases alongside the legendary detective.
A permanent exhibition of European masterworks from the 16th to 18th centuries, featuring works by Dürer, Rubens, Goya and Rembrandt, with a new section on Baroque art in Bohemia.
Interactive audiovisual art gallery with 24 installations across two floors in central Prague. Features digital projections, video mapping, LED art and analog objects including mirror mazes and optical illusions.
The National Agricultural Museum presents an exhibition dedicated to Žatec hops and a UNESCO World Heritage landscape. An interactive exhibition with a diorama, audiovisual materials, and guided tours.
A major permanent exhibition showcasing over 1,300 objects of European applied art from antiquity to the present, organized thematically across six halls of the historic museum building.
A permanent exhibition of Czechoslovak architecture and lifestyle from 1956–1989 showcases works by prominent architects and designers in the context of everyday life. The National Gallery display reveals how architecture and design intertwined with housing, technology, labour, and culture in socialist Czechoslovakia.
A major collection exhibition of over 600 masterworks from antiquity to classicism, spanning Italian primitives, Renaissance and Baroque painting, and works by European masters across multiple centuries.
The prestigious Czech Press Photo competition showcases 800 outstanding journalistic photographs from 2025 documenting major events at home and abroad. The exhibition at the National Museum's New Building runs until November and includes guided tours with award-winning photojournalists.
The fourth instalment of the Angle of View project explores resilience as a form of resistance and relational quality. An exhibition with educational programming features work by eleven artists addressing psychological resilience and resilience.
An exhibition at the Bedřich Smetana Memorial explores the composer's family tree through photographs and genealogical records. Visitors discover the fates of his daughters from both marriages and see curious objects loaned by his descendants.
A ten-day ticket for 750 CZK provides access to all National Gallery Prague collection exhibitions, featuring works by world masters and leading Czech artists.
A travelling exhibition exploring the Jewish history of Vinohrady presents little-known figures and photographs. The display includes a tile from the former synagogue and views of the district's panorama from the town hall tower.
Contemporary art exhibition inspired by Géricault's classic "Raft of the Medusa", exploring how a historical masterpiece resonates with today's crises and human resilience.
A permanent multimedia exhibition in a historic 1658 Baroque water tower exploring Prague's fire history, firefighting heritage, and water infrastructure through video mapping, animations, and virtual reality. Climb 178 steps for panoramic views from the top.
An interactive gastronomy exhibition for children and families at Prague's National Agricultural Museum. Visitors explore the history of food, test their senses, and try shopping in a children's shop.
A permanent collection exhibition at the National Gallery Prague presenting 323 Czech artworks from 1939 to the present, exploring art as historical testimony across a transformative era.
A comprehensive collection exhibition featuring over 450 works by 150 artists from 1796–1918, including masterpieces by Klimt, Munch, van Gogh, and Picasso. The display explores European art across three thematic sections spanning the long 19th century.
This exhibition marks the 200th anniversary of Vojta Náprstek's birth, a pioneering Czech entrepreneur and collector who founded one of the nation's earliest museums. Over 420 artefacts chronicle his life, collections, and influence on 19th-century Czech society.
This international exhibition brings together works by Italian artist Laura Mega and Czech artist Daniel Pešta in a dialogue about social relevance, psychological defence mechanisms, and the emotional power of textiles.
A permanent exhibition exploring the history of the Church of St. Nicholas Bell Tower and Prague's city watch service. Visitors can explore bell-ringers' apartments, the watch room, the bell chamber, and a Cold War observation post with views over Malostranské Square.
Explore the artistic legacy of Czech painter and graphic designer Oldřich Kulhánek, creator of modern Czech banknotes, through this comprehensive exhibition at the Czech National Bank.
A temporary exhibition exploring Vyšehrad's rich history from prehistory to the present through unique artifacts, period photographs, and physical models, with special focus on Vratislaus I, Charles IV, and the fortress's military past.
An interactive exhibition for children that combines play with imagination development. A space full of visual impressions and creative activities at the Museum of Prague.
A long-term exhibition of sculptor František Bílek's work in his house in Chýnov showcases his Hussite-themed pieces, reliefs, and monument designs from the second half of his career.
An exhibition by Radka Bodzewicz reflecting on Goethe's Faust through Jung's concept of human desire archetypes, combining classical art techniques with virtual reality and 3D printing.
An interactive fairy tale tour in darkness for children aged 4–8, where they meet classic characters like Cinderella and Rapunzel.
Three new exhibitions dedicated to Czech literary figures: Jan Neruda's journalism, Stanislav Kostka Neumann's poetry, and T. R. Field's nonsense verse, presented within the Museum of Literature's permanent exhibition.
The National Gallery Prague celebrates 230 years of its existence with an exhibition in the south wing of the Trade Fair Palace. The ten-chapter exhibition presents the institution's development from 1796 to the present through approximately 70 works from all the gallery's collections.
Exhibition opening featuring conversations about reproductions and authenticity in art, with artists Sami Al-Salamoni, Zbyněk Baladrán, Kvet Nguyễn, and André Feliciano.
An exhibition by three artists exploring the face through different artistic approaches. Works by Martin Gerboc, Ivan Pinkava, and Martin Gebert reveal the face as both the most readable and most enigmatic part of the human form.
A permanent exhibition exploring hunting as a traditional profession, lifestyle, and cultural practice. Interactive displays combine museum collections, virtual effects, and touch-screen games in an immersive setting.
A permanent interactive exhibition exploring fishing and Czech pond farming traditions, featuring live aquariums, films, and audiovisual technology. Ideal for families with children.
An interactive exhibition about water in the landscape featuring a three-dimensional model of the Czech Republic and experimental glass cylinders. Ideal for families, with free admission for children and young people.
An interactive exhibition tracing agriculture from prehistoric times to modern technology. Children and youth under 18 enter free and can try traditional crafts.
A unique one-hour tour in complete darkness with a blind guide, letting you experience the world without sight and rely on your other senses.
A traveling exhibition showcasing the world of Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts with authentic props, costumes, and interactive experiences for all ages.
Exhibition of Spanish photographer Emilio Morenatti from the Associated Press at Czech Photo Centre.
Photography exhibition by Pavel Ziegler at the Novoměstská radnice. Explore his photographs in this historic Prague building.
Exhibition by Czech artist Jakub Jansa at the 61st Venice Biennial. Presentation at KodlContemporary gallery in Prague.
An interactive exhibition bringing Sherlock Holmes's Victorian London to life, where visitors hunt for clues and crack mysteries. The opening night on 25 June includes a podcast, live cello, and a dance performance.
Japanese ikebana master Hieda Shigyoku presents contemporary flower-arranging art from the Sogetsu school in Prague, featuring live demonstrations and special glass vases by Czech glassmaker Ondřej Novotný.
An intimate exhibition of painter Jindřich Ulrich showcases over fifty miniature oil paintings and his postage stamp designs. Ulrich's precise work draws inspiration from the 18th century and court culture, emphasizing masterful craftsmanship and rich detail.
The National Museum lends free panel exhibitions to senior care homes, bringing cultural content directly to residents.
A permanent interactive exhibition of historic tractors at the National Agricultural Museum, where visitors can experience driving simulators and training equipment, and children can play on pedal-powered tractor toys.
The National Gallery in Prague offers free admission for all children and young people under 15 to all its collection exhibitions and special exhibitions. Free entry also applies to disability pass holders, club members, and other groups; adults with a Komerční banka card receive a 20% discount.
Tour of the Astronomical Tower and Baroque library at Klementinum, a former Jesuit college in central Prague.
The exhibition in Rožmberk Palace presents gifts received by President Petr Pavel in 2025 from foreign dignitaries, regional representatives, and citizens. Among the exhibits are unique items from around the world, including a Mongolian sword and a Japanese plate.
A traveling exhibition celebrating the world of Harry Potter with authentic props, costumes, and interactive experiences. The Flexi ticket allows you to visit anytime within 45 days of purchase.
The ANDROS exhibition explores representations of the male body in contemporary Central European art, bringing together over forty artists from the Czech Republic, Germany, Austria, and the Visegrád countries.
An exhibition exploring reproductions and the original image, presenting four artists and their approaches to painting.
Anna Polanská and Tomáš Plesl explore fragility and quiet resistance through glass and painting in this dual-artist exhibition.
An exhibition of work by Canadian artists Tanya Lukin Linklater and Duane Linklater at Prague's Galerie Rudolfinum.
An exhibition of works by Czech artist Kamil Lhoták at Villa Pellé, showcasing his paintings and broader artistic practice from the early 20th century.
An interactive garden installation at Atrium Žižkov connects people in Prague and Stockholm through offline dialogue between strangers.
The Historia naturalis exhibition at Klementinum showcases natural history collections. Free entry.
An exhibition of Japanese architecture from the 1980s in Prague. The creative group Okolo presents buildings inspired by comics and science fiction, curated by Adam Štěch.
Exhibition of works by Czech animator and filmmaker Ivan Pinkava at Václav Špála Gallery.
An exhibition of visual work by David Tibet, founder of Current 93, presenting his drawings and paintings as independent records of dreams and visions, interwoven with his music and literary practice.
An exhibition of Renaissance art and culture in Bohemia, showcasing works and artifacts from this historical period.
An exhibition celebrating the 190th anniversary of the founding of the Czech Republic's oldest watchmaking company, the Hainz family firm.
Petra Janda's photographic exhibition celebrating women who experienced caesarean birth. The images feature scars decorated with flowers and wreaths, each telling a personal story of motherhood.
An international art exhibition showcasing collaboration between students and faculty from four leading European art schools - Prague, Paris, Vienna, and Košice - united through the Erasmus+ programme.
An exhibition of two artists exploring geometry through contrasting approaches - from vibrant abstract colour to playful digital painting.
Eight artists examine the boundary between the programmed world and system error, treating malfunction as a space for creative exploration. Technology meets traditional craft.
An exhibition exploring Czech exile literature from 1948 onwards, featuring authors who fled Czechoslovakia and their lasting impact on Czech culture through archives, documents, and literary works.
An exhibition celebrating Emil Příhoda and his collection of 15 Praga vehicles, with eight of them now displayed in the Transport Hall of the National Technical Museum.
A photographic exhibition capturing the transformations of Clementinum from the late 19th to mid-20th century, revealing forgotten stories and architectural changes within the historic building.
A tour of the National Museum from basement to attic, revealing how the institution operates and its behind-the-scenes workings.
An exhibition of over 300 artworks from 1939–2021 exploring diverse approaches to artistic quality without hierarchy, from official art to unofficial creation.
A photographic exhibition exploring the life and work of composer Antonín Dvořák at the Antonín Dvořák Museum.
An award-winning exhibition exploring the intersection of sound, light, and data at the country's premier digital art venue.
The botanical garden presents the history of plant evolution from the earliest life forms to modern species in the comprehensive Plant Odyssey exhibition.
An exhibition of ceramic vases at Prague's Artium gallery, bringing together traditional craft and modern design.
An exhibition of the year's finest press photography, featuring nearly 800 images capturing key events.
The fourth chapter of the Angle of View project combines exhibition and educational space. Artistic approaches explore resilience, uncertainty, and shared experience.
The fourth chapter of an ongoing project combining exhibition and educational programme. Artistic approaches explore resilience as a relational quality toward oneself, others, and the surrounding world.
An exhibition of photographs of interwar Czechoslovak artworks, centered on details and crops that reveal conservation methods, changing public perception, and the structure of the works.
A multimedia exhibition dialogue between works from the Magnus Art collection and videos by Jindřich Chalupecký Prize laureates, spanning from 1990 to the present.
An exhibition by Radka Bodzewicz exploring Goethe's Faust through her long-standing engagement with literary sources and philosophical inquiry.
Radka Bodzewicz's exhibition explores Goethe's Faust through visual cycles, examining archetypal conflicts of human desire and morality.
An exhibition exploring life under water at the National Agricultural Museum in Prague.
An exhibition about landscape and its structure in nature, presented at the National Agricultural Museum in Prague.
An exhibition at the National Agricultural Museum examining the history and consequences of agricultural collectivization.
A photography exhibition exploring photosynthesis and natural processes at the National Agricultural Museum in Prague.
Kryštof Brůha's site-specific installation in the courtyard of Galerie města Plzně, responding to its environment and evolving through natural processes.
Tereza Kučerová's painting exhibition explores relationships between people and things, alternating between figurative and abstract motifs. The artist captures the human condition with its struggles and bonds in the endless flow of life.
A psychedelic exhibition at Pragovka gallery featuring interactive installations and displays that explore the visual world of psychedelia.
The exhibition "Between Worlds" at KodlContemporary presents contemporary art at the intersection of diverse cultures and viewpoints.
A group exhibition examining artistic depictions of the male body, bringing together Czech and Central European artists.
An exhibition by Radka Částková and Magdalena Šimurdová exploring inorganic nature through experimental work with natural and industrial materials. The installation invites viewers to listen to matter itself.
Stefan Hurtig's video installation explores the remarkable capabilities of algae and new forms of solidarity between species in a post-Anthropocene world.
An exhibition by two artists exploring tactile experience and craft precision. Karbušická works with symbols addressing power and care, while Yordanova finds tranquility in her quiet figurative works.
Photography exhibition by Filip Brož at Leica Gallery Prague. The project explores color and composition in contemporary photography.
An exhibition examining how photography and found images function as tools for artistic manipulation, play, and political critique.
Exhibition of 23 photographs by photojournalist Lukáš Bíba documenting the Cirk La Putyka show from 14 metres high, revealing extraordinary aerial perspectives.
Karel Cudlín's photographic exhibition honoring Václav Havel. Over 150 images document the photographer's personal connection with the former president.
An exhibition exploring Czechoslovak brutalism from the 1960s-80s, featuring fragments of Prague's brutalist architecture and design, including works by Olbram Zoubek.
An exhibition from Museum Montanelli's collection celebrating Bedřich Dlouhý, a key figure in Czech post-war art.
An exhibition dedicated to the work of Bedrich Dlouhy, a key figure in Czech post-war art, at Museum Montanelli.
A private collection exhibition by multimedia artist Tomáš Ruller, exploring his creative relationships and featuring works by Czech and international artists.
An exhibition of layered drawings on translucent canvas exploring the tension between movement and stillness, and the search for rhythm in our restless times.
An exhibition of glass works by Anna Polanská and large-scale paintings by Tomáš Plesl exploring fragility and attention through a dialogue between glass and painting.
An exhibition of intaglio prints by contemporary artists exploring romanticism, landscape, and space through the depths of printmaking.
An exhibition exploring the life and work of composer Jaroslav Ježek, whose innovative compositions left a lasting mark on Czech musical history.
An Estonian architecture studio showcases projects rooted in Baltic traditions and adaptive reuse, alongside works by textile and visual artists exploring similar themes.
A guided tour through the National Gallery Prague's collections, exploring key artworks and the history of art in this major Czech cultural institution.
An exhibition of contemporary relief art examining the boundary between flat image and three-dimensional object, with works that expand from traditional media into spatial installations.
A group exhibition marking Hunt Kastner gallery's 20th anniversary, bringing together over twenty-two artists across the main gallery and project_room.
Terra Incognita exhibition at the GHMP House of Photography in Prague.
A garden exhibition exploring human connection and mutual listening through art.
Jochen Lempert's photography exhibition examines the interconnected relationships between humans, animals, plants, and their shared environment through analog black-and-white images.
An exhibition exploring how Central Europe adopted Western architecture through a vampire narrative, interpreting Prague Castle as an icon shaped by multiple visions.
An exhibition exploring the history and mysteries of Czech truffle at the National Agricultural Museum in Prague.
An exhibition marking a century of structuralism and its functional approach to architecture and design.
Ester Knapová presents a new visual series rooted in childhood memories and family photographs, exploring how images carry subjective experience rather than objective truth.
A major exhibition by French artist Annette Messager exploring the body, gender, and emotional experience through installations, drawings, and collages.
An exhibition by Gabriela Benish-Kalná exploring posthumanism, climate adaptation, and regenerative farming through the lens of rural life and sustainable community.
Photography exhibition exploring how social pressure forces us to conform to expected behavioral patterns, using cardboard costumes and absurdist humor.
An exhibition by two artists whose work explores the intuitive relationship between material, craft, and landscape.
A curated selection of the Klementinum's finest October exhibits on display in Prague.
An exhibition by Kaja Lahoda and Masha Kovtun investigating what home means in the digital age, between technology, social networks, and geopolitical conflict.
An exhibition of the best works honoured by the prestigious Jindrich Chalupecky Prize 2026, showcasing contemporary Czech art.
A guided tour of the exhibition 'A Couple of People' at the Literature Museum in the National Literary Monument.
An exhibition at the National Agricultural Museum in Prague exploring the history of dogs as helpers in livestock farming and their role in agricultural development.
An exhibition of Tomáš Polcar's latest works exploring the collision of spatial orders and the transformation of forms under pressure, where geometry functions as a vector of tension.
Contemporary artists explore First Republic and Art Deco aesthetics through paintings, sculptures, and photographs, complemented by vintage fashion and coffee exhibitions.
An exhibition by two artists blending visual art with cinematic imagination, inviting viewers to discover narratives between reality and dream.
An exhibition exploring the collaborative work of two artists who unite glass and porcelain in a meditative dialogue about craft and landscape.
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An exhibition exploring family and home through painting as a critical lens on contemporary visual culture and climate change.
František Matoušek presents his newest series of torn paintings on denim, inspired by a summer journey to New York and the spirit of Coney Island.
Contemporary art exhibition exploring nature, space, and the cosmos through works created in the landscape, inspired by Rilke's poetry.
An exhibition of textile works by two graduates of a Prague vocational school, featuring embroidered, felted, and dyed tapestries created in creative workshops.
A sculpture exhibition by Czech art students examining shelter and spatial inhabitation through diverse materials displayed in an open-air setting.
Ondřej Vavrečka's exhibition explores three stages of alchemical transformation through paintings made from recycled metal waste. The artist deconstructs and reassembles discarded materials into new visual forms.
Veronika Zapletalová presents pen drawings and watercolours exploring the Swedish landscape, with a focus on Vilhelmina's characteristic dark red architecture.
Portuguese artist Beatriz Manteigas presents a video installation examining eucalyptus monoculture and energy expansion in her native region through three contrasting landscapes.
An exhibition showcasing Found Object Art Space's curatorial approach - open, playful, and rooted in artistic research and process.
The Knedlík collective's exhibition examines the tension between nature and urban space through the story of green patches and hidden life beneath concrete.
A traveling exhibition of the Harry Potter world featuring authentic props, original film costumes, and interactive elements.
An exhibition exploring how railways shaped the modern world and how the world shaped railways, from their origins through technological breakthroughs to their lasting impact on society.
An exhibition exploring the world of the iconic detective Sherlock Holmes.