Heavy on the glass, this is your typical bazaar. Teacup collectors will think they've found paradise, while other shoppers will appreciate the linens and small collection of...

Situated in the neighbourhood up behind the enormous Strahov stadium, c2c opened in late 2005 and is establishing a reputation for experimental group shows focused on complex...

Housed in a block of renovated Renaissance townhouses, the Czech Museum of Fine Arts exhibits mainly 20th-century Czech art, with an increasing number of exhibitions by foreign...

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...

Now reopened after renovation, this beloved, charismatic former Renaissance manor house is set to feature a three- to five-year show of Jiří Příhoda's intriguing architectural...

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...

Display's graffiti-splashed shopfront blends in perfectly with its urban surroundings, and the gallery is a suitably energetic player on the art scene. Open since 2001, it's...

You might have to squeeze to get into this tiny gallery, but the beefed-up exhibition programme is worth it: small shows of new works by well-known Czech names such as Michael...

The Jelení kept its name when it moved from its previous location on Jelení to new quarters in Smíchov. Operated by the Foundation and Centre for Contemporary Art, it puts on a...

An elegant space in the Adria Palace with a grand pyramid skylight, Kritiků has proven itself to be a class act. It is particularly strong when it comes to group shows, and its...

The largest and most prominent of the Czech Fund for Art Foundation's network of galleries, Mánes is a beautiful (if run-down) piece of 1930s functionalist architecture by...

Housed in a deconsecrated church in the Strahov monastery complex, the Miro specialises in work by well-known artists (Goya and Dalí, say) but also shows lesser-known...