After years in the making, this shiny new centre for contemporary art opened in autumn 2008 under the auspices of programme director Jaroslav Andêl, who once headed the...

The House at the Stone Bell is an atmospheric, Gothic sandstone building on the east side of Old Town Square. It takes quite a show to outweigh the space itself, featuring as...

Renovated and reopened in 2003, this fantastic cubist building and collection of paintings and sculptures strive to present a totally plane-defying environment. Worth a visit...

Futura has fast risen to the top rank of the Prague gallery circuit. The brilliantly renovated building houses exhibition spaces that range from white cubes to atmospheric...

The Montanelli gallery specialises in established blue-chip Czech artists including Bêla Kolářová and Jitka and Kvêta Válová, and boosts the younger generation with group shows.

The only exhibition space in the city that follows a European Kunsthalle model, this gallery in the 19th-century Rudolfinum concert building remains one of the best venues for...

This new private gallery in a blossoming art neighbourhood was established to nurture the careers of more than a dozen Czech contemporary artists such as Tomáš Vanêk and...

Sudek's other studio: he lived and worked here from 1959 to 1976, and it once held a collection of his own photography. These days the programme is run by the Museum of...

A vast complex in a renovated former factory building, Karlín Studios runs its own public gallery in addition to housing two private galleries, Entrance and Behémót; it also...

This intimate and manageable part of the National Gallery, set in the oldest surviving Gothic building in Prague (worth a visit in its own right), houses a collection of...

Don't know what you want but know it when you see it? Sleek, modern Modernista is happy to introduce you to its selection of cubist, art deco and functionalist art. You'll find...

One of the most respected art refuges in town, the Kampa Museum enjoys an enviable location on the waterfront of the city's loveliest island, with a gorgeous terrace café. Its...

The peripatetic PHP seemed to have settled down in a Staré Mêsto courtyard until the devastating floods in 2002 drowned its showroom. After a few years on Wenceslas Square, it...

This surprisingly modern-looking building, in reality a functionalist wonder designed by Oldřich Tyl and Josef Fuchs and opened in 1929, was designed to host trade fairs. It...