Impressive

The House of the Black Madonn

The House of the Black Madonna.

What wondrous thing might lie behind this mystical name? A small cubist art museum is the answer. Plus it is the first and perhaps still most famous example of Cubist architecture in the Czech Republic. Constructed between 1911 and 1912...

Ponec Theatre

Ponec Theatre.

First opened in 2001 this theatre has become home of the contemporary dance movement in Prague. Although it does have it's own ensemble at this time it does attract and showcase some of the most talented dancers...

Prague State Opera

Prague State Opera.

Said to be the most beautiful of the opera houses in Prague it opened in 1888 for the German stage premiering Wagner’s opera, The Mastersingers of Nurnberg. It is spacious and luxurious and its neo-Rococo décor is simply...

Divaldo Ypsilon

Varieté Divaldo Ypsilon.

A fantastic repertoire theatre, showcasing all of your old favourites from Mark Twain to Shakespeare awaits you whilst in Prague. The off-beat productions of plays, cabarets and operas, the visual effects and the use of improvisation...

Enlightening

Convent of St Agnes of Bohemia

Convent of St. Agnes of Bohemia.

The former convent, said to be founded by St. Agnes of Bohemia, now houses the National Gallery’s collection of medieval and gothic art from Bohemia and Central Europe. Given the period, about 1200 until 1550, the majority of art...

The National Museum

The National Museum.

Prague’s national museum is a polythematic institute with five specific departments. The Natural History Museum, The Historical Museum, The National Museum Library, The Náprstek Museum of Asian, African and American...

Museum of the City of Prague

Museum of the City of Prague.

City museums obviously inform about the history and development of a city, this one is no exception. The permanent collection documents the history of the Bohemian city of Prague from its foundation in the ninth century to the present day...

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