
Architecture Day: Prague - House at the Black Madonna
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.
The House of the Black Madonna on Celetná Street is one of the finest examples of Czech Cubist architecture, designed by Josef Gočár and completed in 1912. It houses the National Gallery's permanent collection of Czech Cubism, covering painting, sculpture and applied arts from the early 20th century.

A guided tour of Prague's cubist architecture from the city centre to Vyšehrad, exploring the work of key Czech architects.

The final guided tour of Jindra Viková's madonna exhibition, led by the artist herself with live musical accompaniment.

A guided tour of Prague's cubist architecture led by Mgr. Kristina Václavů, starting from the House at the Black Madonna and ending at the Chochol houses below Vyšehrad.