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The exhibition in the former appartment of the tower guard presents the history of the New Town as well as the oldest panoramas of Prague.  

PERMANENT EXHIBITION ON THE HISTORY OF THE NEW TOWN

New Town Hall Prague

New Town Hall

Tour of the original Neptune SCULPTURE made of fine sandstone in the entrance hall for weddings on the ground floor, created in the years 1875 - 1877 by the sculptor Bohuslav Schnirch.

STATUE OF NEPTUNE

Café Neustadt - visitors can have refreshments in the well-known Café Neustadt with a garden in the courtyard.

CAFÉ of The New Town Hall

Trafo Gallery

GAMU

Hybernská Campus

Martin Lukáč sets off for New York in 2024. He doesn’t run away – he searches. He leaves the comfortable position of a recognized artist whose works are part of important art collections and heads to an environment where he is “just another painter”. The Big Apple becomes a challenge for him – a port that offers the opportunity to abandon established patterns and embark on a journey of transformation. Looking at Lukáč’s work in NYC, it is clear that the city that never sleeps is a source of constant energy and unexpected encounters for him. In the chaos of the city streets, among countless sensations, a new imagination is born. In an environment where different approaches and artistic expressions intersect, it becomes clear how the pulsating rhythm of the city enters his painting palette. Each new painting is a reaction to this world that constantly asks new questions.

Martin Lukac exhibition

Platforma 15 - Contemporary Art Space

PLATFORMA 15 - Contemporary Art Space

Gallery of Science and Art

Museum of the Police of the Czech Republic

The National Pedagogical Museum and Library of J. A. Comenius

During the evening, the first floor of MeetFactory, where our residents' studios are located, will be open to the public.


 



Open Studios 

MeetFactory

Visit the interactive Exploring the Currency exhibition, focusing on the current roles of the central bank, the People and Money exhibition about the history of money and central banking, which is located in the former strongroom, and our temporary exhibitions - all presented in an unusual night-time setting.

Tour of the CNB Visitor Centre's Prague exhibitions

Czech National Bank Visitor Centre

Czech National Bank Visitor Centre in Prague

Experience the world of banknotes through your own creations. You can design your own currency at our creative workshop, while learning interesting facts from the world of banknotes and testing your knowledge of security features.

Creative workshop – the world of banknotes 

National Museum of Agriculture

Gas museum

Gas Museum

The dance workshop led by Tereza Ondrová and Temporary YOUNG (David Králík, Emma Fiala, Natalie Tun) is based on the presence of the body, the cathartic dimension of humor that is inscribed in the body expression and gestures of each person. It is about the joy of moving together or being able to dance together. It is a space to meet the work of Tereza Ondrová and Temporary YOUNG, but also to make new friends - as the workshop is for general public, no level of dance training is needed. Important is the motivation and desire to move together, even on the basis of playful rules or instructions. Dance is not ephemeral. It is living, breathing, pulsating, sweaty evidence of what makes us fundamentally human.

The first part of the workshop starts at 6 pm in the Rudolfinum Hall. 

Credit to the picture:
© Archive Tereza Ondrová and Temporary YOUNG, photo Klaudyna Schubert

Radical Tenderness in Motion - dance workshop with Tereza Ondrova and Temporary YOUNG in the exhibition

Galerie Rudolfinum

Available for viewing, the COUNCIL LOUNGE on the ground floor offers beautiful historical furniture. The dominant feature is the original painted wooden ceiling.

COUNCILOR'S LOUNGE of The New Town Hall

Prague City Gallery 

GHMP Troja Château

Entrance Gallery

Vinohradská 12 Gallery

The Střešovice tram depot in Prague houses a unique collection of vehicles and other artifacts that recount the history of public transport in the capital of the Czech Republic. It was opened in May of 1993 by the Prague Public Transit Company (DPP) as the "Museum of Public Transport in Prague".  The part of the permanent collection, which is always on view, includes forty historic vehicles. Other exhibits include models, photographs, historical documents, tickets, drawings and route maps.

History of the public transport in Prague

Museum of Public Transport

Mineralogy Museum 

Karel Zeman Museum

GHMP Municipal Library of Prague

Scout Institute

Chlupáč Museum of Earth History

Museum of czech literature

Municipal Library of Prague

Postal Museum

Postal Muzeum

LEICA GALLERY PRAGUE

Tour of the MAZHAUZ, a Gothic columned hall on the ground floor with a stone floor, a vault and the remains of original drawings on the walls.

MAZHAUS of The New Town Hall

Monastery of the Minorites of St. James

Villa Winternitz by Adolf Loos

KOMART Gallery

College of Textile Crafts and Secondary School of Textile Arts

7 p.m.– 8 p.m. and 9 p.m.–10 p.m.
Artist Oldřich Kulhánek is well known to the Czech public mainly because of the banknotes that almost everyone carries around in their wallets. However, his artistic contributions extend far beyond banknotes. This guided tour will introduce you to aspects of his work, which we were unable to include in our exhibition.

The guided tour is in Czech.

 Join our guided tour of Oldřich Kulhánek’s World of Banknotes and find out more information that didn’t make it into the exhibition...

To view the Baroque CHAPEL on the first floor of the tower, originally a Gothic chapel.

BAROQUE CHAPEL of The New Town Hall

The Technical and Documentary Museum of Prague Energy outlines the history of the generation, transmission and distribution of electricity since the early 20th century to the present day.


Technical and Documentary Museum of Prague Energy

Museum of Prague Energy

Petřín Mirror Maze

The Great Invertebrate Exhibition

Chodovska fortress

Chodov fortress

House of National Minorities

Portheimka Gallery

Bulgarian Cultural Institute in Prague

Gallery of Bulgarian Cultural Institute

Vyšehrad National Cultural Monument

Clam-Gallas Palace in the Old Town of Prague ranks among the most prominent architectural monuments of Prague and the Czech Republic. One of the prime works of Prague Baroque architecture, it is a splendid example of historical housing and the lifestyle of then aristocrats.

Tours

Museum of Prague

The Clam-Gallas Palace

A tour of the almost 70 m high tower, a beautiful view of Prague at night / ascent to the tower gallery on 221 steps.

OBSERVATION TOWER of The New Town Hall

Last year, this event was a huge success. And you know what? We believe this year will be even bigger. Come join us for an evening you'll remember for a loooong time – at least until next year's edition. Dozens of museums, galleries, and cultural spots all over Prague will be joining in. But where will the real action be? Right here – at our main building of the Museum of Prague at Florenc.

So what's waiting for you at Florenc?

Want to know more? Don't worry – we'll be revealing everything step by step right here!
And outside?

Music, lights, and a chill-out zone to catch your breath
A giant model of the Moon from the Brno Observatory and Planetarium – seriously, you won't miss it
An art program for kids – grab a paintbrush and let's go!
Food trucks with tasty bites and drinks. Yum! Just thinking about last year is making Grif's mouth water already



A museum that will surprise you

A tour of the paved COURTYARD with a fountain and a well, where the cushions of the sculptor Veronika Psotkova are placed for sitting.

COURTYARD of The New Town Hall

The intertwined lives of Anna-Eva Bergman (1909-1987) and Hans Hartung (1904-1989) are unique in the history of twentieth century artist couples. Their careers covered a first meeting in 1920s Paris, a separation in 1937, the Second World War, and a final reunion in 1952. Despite their closeness they remained totally singular in their styles, constantly sharpening each other’s artistic approaches.  
It is this interplay of difference and commonality that this exhibition explores. Bergman and Hartung closely share the same sources of inspiration: the natural elements, the far reaches of the cosmos, and the language of music, but each interprets them in an inimitable way. Though ultimately different, the two painters often cross paths in fruitful intersections that form a shared place; somewhere to live together, in painting.  
Organised in cooperation with Fondation Hartung-Bergman, this exhibition places these artists together in dialogue for the first time ever. Alongside masterpieces from major turning points in their careers, never before seen sketches and archival material enrich our view into their worlds, including photographs, studio equipment, correspondences, and mutual gifts.   
Anna-Eva Bergman & Hans Hartung: And We’ll Never Be Parted opens on 5 June 2025, and is accompanied by a richly illustrated catalogue with contributions by Theo Carnegy-Tan, Pierre Wat, Thomas Schlesser, Pauline Mari, Catherine Millet, and Camille Morineau.

Curators: Theo Carnegy-Tan, Pierre Wat (Fondation Hartung-Bergman)    

Anna-Eva Bergman & Hans Hartung: And We’ll Never Be Parted

Kunsthalle Praha

Map Collection

Heating Plant Zlíchov

Musoleum

Musoleum of David Černý

GHMP House of Photography

The GREAT HALL can be viewed from the 1st floor of the tower. On the walls of there are the remains of wall paintings from the 16th century and three columns in the middle.

GREAT HALL of The New Town Hall

Pragovka Gallery

The most extensive solo institutional presentation of one of the most talented artists in his generation. Iván Argote, a Columbian artist working in Paris, through humour and tenderness forces us to rethink our relationship with the public space and the troubling histories and social tensions that are often embedded in its monuments and architecture.

Credit to the picture:
Iván Argote, Wild Flowers, Augustus: A Chest, 2024; bronze, wild flowers and local weeds and soil; bronze: H 61 cm x L 121 cm x D 59 cm, vegetation: variable dimensions © Courtesy of the artist and Perrotin

Iván Argote: Radical Tenderness

Hrdlicka Antropology museum

Zpěvácký spolek Hlahol v Praze

The Chemistry Gallery

Museum Montanelli

Museum Montanelli - Dangerous Love

Atrium Žižkov

Gallery Atrium Žižkov

Observatory and Planetarium Prague

Planetarium Prague

Powder Gate Tower

Periodic Table of Charles University

Petřín Tower

Czech-American artist duo Kristyna and Marek Milde have long explored the language of the everyday to address the complex relationship between humans and the environment. The Call of the Forest presents a dynamic selection of new, ongoing, and earlier works that examine the dichotomies of nature and culture, highlighting a unique artistic approach that they have developed over more than a decade of work. 
For this exhibition, Kristyna and Marek Milde focus on the idea that forests and cities are intertwined living entities. Their works use the motif of the tree to represent not only endurance and growth but also the symbolic connection between trees and humans, thus turning the forest into much more than just a physical space. 
Kristyna and Marek Milde’s exploration of the theme spans a diverse range of media, including sculpture, installation, animation, and collage. Among the new works presented are Arbomobile (2025) and The Call of the Forest (2025), both created for Kunsthalle Praha. In Arbomobile a New York taxi has been transformed into a living sculpture filled with trees that are native to North America and were later introduced to Europe. The Call of the Forest is an immersive animation created from tree tattoos collected through an open call, illustrating humankind’s deep-rooted longing to connect with nature. 
Their ongoing site-specific installation In-Tree-Net blurs the boundaries between indoors and outdoors by using trees to mimic engineering systems, such as pipes and cables, that deliver vital resources to buildings. By bringing nature inside, the artists reveal a link between the urban and natural environment that is often obscured.  
In each work, the artists transfigure mundane objects and engage directly with materials rather than simply representing them. Through this fusion of poetry and realism The Call of the Forest invites audiences to ask fundamental questions about the natural systems that we depend on but usually take for granted. 
This exhibition is part of the Kunsthalle Praha Invites series, which supports Czech artists in developing new, research-based projects. 

Curators: Theo Carnegy-Tan, Kristyna and Marek Milde