Galleries and museums across Czechia offer a wonderful opportunity to enjoy travelling whatever the weather. Simply step inside and let yourself be carried away. Czechia invites you to discover art at your own pace; from world-famous Art Nouveau works and Old Masters to contemporary installations, Czech galleries, museums and even the streets provide inspiration for art lovers, curious travellers, and families with children. Feel free to have fun!
Feel free to enjoy art in Czechia
Czechia offers fascinating art not only in Prague, which ranks among the most sought-after cities for art lovers, but also in many other towns and cities (such as Brno, Kutná Hora, Liberec, Kuks, Hradec Králové or Plzeň), each presenting a captivating spectacle. Old Masters, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque art, as well as the very latest contemporary movements and architecturally remarkable galleries – all this can be found in Czechia. Feel free to choose!
Alongside world masters, including Renaissance painter Titian, you can also admire the work of Alfons Mucha, the world-renowned master of Art Nouveau and romantic decorative style. So feel free to step into history and fall in love with masterpieces!
Art you encounter in the streets
One of the greatest advantages of Prague – and not only Prague – is the chance to enjoy art in public spaces. Simply take a walk through the city and you will come across sculptures and installations that turn an ordinary stroll into a cultural experience. A strong mark has been left by Czech sculptor David Černý, whose works are known for their ability to spark discussion. Among his most famous pieces is the moving sculpture Head of Franz Kafka. This monumental installation, composed of rotating segments that form a portrait of the writer Franz Kafka, stands near Národní třída in Prague.
Czechia is simply a destination where art becomes a natural part of travelling, and where every visitor can find their own path to inspiration. Feel free to look around!
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