CAMP (Centre for Architecture and Metropolitan Planning) is a public cultural centre run by the Prague Institute for Planning and Development, opened in 2017 on the ground floor of Karel Prager's modernist building in Nové Město. It features a 200 m² exhibition hall with a unique 24 × 4 m 8K panoramic projection screen, a reading room, a café with a terrace, and a lecture hall. The programme includes exhibitions, lectures, discussions, film screenings and children's workshops; admission is free.
Vyšehradská 57/2077, 128 00 Praha 2
Mon closed, Tue–Sun 9:00–21:00
A series of site-specific artistic interventions in the Pragerovy Kostky complex, where artists transform the space and gradually reveal its future through creative installations.
A week-long camp programme for children aged 9 to 12 at Prague's Tržnice venue.
Archirun running club meetup in Park Cihelná for runners of all abilities.
A guided boat tour on the Vltava with architect CAMP discussing his vision for Prague's development and architectural projects.
Summer programme at CAMP Point on Ostrov Štvanice in Prague, running from 17:00 to 18:00.
Concert by CAMP on Ostrov Štvanice in Prague, starting at 6 PM.
Archirun running club leads a guided run through the historic Vyšehrad district for runners of all abilities.
A guided bike tour exploring historic routes in Prague. Perfect for those interested in history and outdoor cycling adventures.
Club night Archirun at CAMP in Prague. Dance, music, and a vibrant atmosphere for nightlife enthusiasts.
A gathering at CAMP Point Nuselský Brewery in Prague on September 8, 2026 from 17:00 to 18:00.
A musical cruise under Prague's bridges with the band CAMP. Live music and panoramic views of the city's historic bridges.
A cycling tour along the Vltava River with CAMP. Suitable for all ages and fitness levels.
A guided tram tour through Prague with CAMP, exploring the city's architecture and notable sites.
A musical performance titled "Je na malinách".
A retrospective of major exhibitions exploring Prague's future, transformational sites, and urban development, featuring collaborations with renowned international photographers and artists.
A guided tour of the post-war architectural complex in Emauzy exploring the history of the 1975 pavilions and their upcoming renovation. Ideal for architecture and urban planning enthusiasts.
A debate on affordable housing in Prague exploring municipal rental projects, their financing, and the city's long-term housing development strategy.
A family workshop exploring the historical cyanotype photographic technique through the architecture of Karel Prager. Children aged 5–9 will create their own blue impressions of buildings using light and materials.
An interactive workshop for children exploring architecture and urban planning by building their own megastructure above a fictional Prague.
A beginner-friendly running club that combines training with exploring Prague's architectural heritage. Experienced coaches lead sessions at an accessible pace.
Interactive programme for young children introducing architecture and the history of Prague Castle. Participants become junior architects and create their own designs.
A retrospective of exhibitions about Prague's future, urban transformation, and transport development. Meet the creators of "Architecture 58–89" and "Sanation" and explore major construction projects from the past decade.
A themed run through 1990s architectural landmarks with a visit to the DEVADE exhibition. Suitable for all fitness levels and led by experienced coaches.