The unique museum complex of the National Museum forms the dominant feature of Wenceslas Square in the centre of Prague. A unique connection of the old with the new, history and present, decorative elements and brutalist austerity. More Info

Kodl Contemporary is a gallery dedicated to presenting contemporary Czech art within an international context. Situated in the prestigious Pařížská Street in Prague 1, it establishes itself as a new cultural presence in the very heart of the city. More Info

Signal Space: Prague’s Largest Digital Art Gallery Step inside the art. More Info

Museum Kampa is a museum of modern art, located in the historical center of Prague. More Info

Communism and freedom. The exhibition explores the complex story of communism and freedom in Czechoslovakia from February 1948 to the Velvet Revolution in 1989. More Info

The immersive Back In Time Prague museum takes visitors on a journey into the past through unique interactive exhibitions that bring key moments of Czech history to life. More Info

Museum Montanelli is one of only few private-owned Czech non-profit organizations focusing on contemporary visual art. More Info

The Dancing House Gallery is dedicated to providing the public with opportunities to learn about arts, design and culture through varied exhibitions and educational public programmes. More Info

At the Karel Zeman Museum, you can take a peek behind the scenes of the work of the cinematic visionary Karel Zeman, who gave Czech cinema a global voice in the 20th century. More Info

The Story of Prague interactive museum is a perfect example of the future of museum experience. More Info

The Bedřich Smetana Museum is situated in close proximity to the Charles Bridge, on a site with an extraordinary view across the Vltava River to the panorama of the Prague Castle. More Info

The new seat of the Czech Museum of Music is located in the former Baroque church of St. Mary Magdalene at Lesser Side, built in the 17th Century according to the proposal of Francesco Caratti. More Info

Since its foundation in 1932, the Antonín Dvořák Museum has resided at the Baroque villa “America” in Prague’s New Town. More Info

Kinsky Folly, located in romantical Kinsky Garden between Prague quarters of Lesser Town and Smíchov, was built between 1827-1831 by architect Heinrich Koch in the Empire style. More Info

In 1826 the Fingerhuts bought the old Prague building U Halánků with a brewery and distillery, which within a matter of years their older son Vojtěch was to make famous literally throughout the whole world. More Info