Gabriel Loci is a multifunctional cultural and event venue in Prague's Smíchov district, created from the former Benedictine Monastery of St. Gabriel. The Neo-Romanesque complex was built in 1888–1891 and is regarded as one of the finest examples of Beuron Art School in the world. Across 16,000 m² it hosts conferences, concerts, exhibitions, fashion shows and weddings, and is a sought-after film location — the Oscar-winning All Quiet on the Western Front was partly shot here.
Holečkova 106/10, 150 00 Praha 5
Opening hours follow the event programme
Štěpán Švestka and his Collegium Virtuosi present a programme blending film scores, classical works, and popular pieces in fresh arrangements.
Documentary about comedian Shane Mauss exploring psychedelics, followed by a discussion with Czech comedian and author Jiří Charvát at an open-air cinema.
Documentary exploring consciousness through interviews with scientists and meditative visuals, followed by a discussion with experts in psychedelic therapy and education.
Adam Vamberský performs at Student Fest 2026.
Student festival Hevasýt takes place in Prague.
(2 days)
The largest Alterno dance party with live DJs, interactive furniture, and a midnight performance in a historic monastery.
An experimental theatre production exploring the boundaries between reality, perception, and identity. The audience is invited to listen actively and form their own judgment about what is real.
An immersive site-specific happening about the sacred, where audiences journey with actors and dancers through butoh, dance, performance, and live music.
(8 days)
A guided tour of the historic Church and Monastery of St. Gabriel led by Monica Bubna-Litic, an expert in Beuron art. Visitors will discover the oldest and most remarkable example of Beuron art in the world.