Graffiti Wall - Těšnov
The ever-changing graffiti in Těšnov displays a wide range of human emotions alongside political commentary.
Kampa Museum
Beautiful old water mill repurposed into an acclaimed museum with works by Frantisek Kupka & Otto Gutfreund, alongside temporary exhibitions.
Švandovo Theater
The first theater in Prague with English supertitles. Onsite café serving visitors throughout the day, during intermissions, and after shows.
Idiom Installation
Long-term art installation in the city library where 8,000 books and mirrors form an infinite cylindrical tower.
Academia Bookstore
Publishing house and bookstore, established in 1953 by the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, with an onsite cafe overlooking Wenceslas Square.
Spejbl and Hurvinek Theatre
Established in 1930 as the first professional marionette theater company in the country, the Spejbl and Hurvínek Theater remains a firm favorite.
Trade Fair Palace
Home to the National Gallery’s collection of 20th & 21st century art, Veletržní Palace, was one of the first Functionalist buildings in Prague.
Schwarzenberg Palace
One of the best examples of Renaissance architecture in Prague, this palace plays host to the National Gallery’s permanent exhibition, Old Masters.
Main Post Office
The Neo-Renaissance building features a glass roof and an interior decorated with allegorical paintings that have a postal & transportation theme.
National Museum
The National Museum boasts a large collection of objects. The exhibition of natural wonders with its fin whale skeleton remains a favorite.
Barrandov Studios
Barrandov Studios, aka the Hollywood of the East, is one of the biggest film studios in Europe. Groups tours are available.
Grand Cafe Orient
Get a feel for original Czech Cubist architecture at this unique café located in the House at the Black Madonna.
Memorial to the Victims of Communism
Erie, evocative and disturbing, this memorial features disintegrating statues descending a staircase, symbolizing the decay caused by Communism.
Galerie kritiků
Situated in the cool Rondocubist Adria Palace, the Gallery of Critics is associated with the AICA and their Czech section
Rudolfinum Gallery
This art gallery, without a permanent collection, focuses primarily on the presentation of contemporary international and Czech art.
Wallenstein Riding School
The Wallenstein Riding School in Prague's Lesser Town plays host to big name, short-term exhibitions held by the National Gallery in Prague.
Paternoster Lift Ride
Ah, the Pasternoster. Apart from Prague, these rare lifts can be found in just a few European cities. You can ride one for free in the YMCA building in Prague.
Kino Lucerna
One of the oldest cinemas in Europe and the center of movie culture in Prague, Kino Lucerna is a gorgeous place, complete with an onsite bar/café.
Cafe Slavia
Fabled café that served as a gathering place for intellectuals and artists, with a lovely interior and fantastic views of Prague Castle.
Kafka's Head
This fascinating statue of Kafka’s head by David Černý consists of rotating layers of metal that align to reveal the face of Prague’s famous writer.
DOX Gallery
Large factory repurposed into an art hub with temporary exhibitions, a library, design store, café, and a wooden zeppelin perched on top of it all.
Bio Oko Cinema
Arthouse cinema showing new releases, cult classics, foreign flicks, live broadcasts, etc. Featuring film festivals & an onsite bar.