The National Gallery of Prague

The National Gallery of Prague is an art gallery of modern art. Veletrzni Palace, i.e the trade fair building with the “socialist” facade, hides the beautiful interior in which are located the exhibition space of the gallery.

If you are a fan of painting or sculpture, do not miss the opportunity to peek into the home arts. It will leave you breathless with its magnificent space of 13,500 square meters with more than 2300 works of art. The National Gallery has something for every art lover in its offer.

Gallery has a large number of art pieces of the world famous artists such as Picasso, Monet, Rodin, Van Gogh, Cezanne, Klimt, Renoir, Kajan, Munho.

The second part of the exhibit represents the most famous opus of works of Czech and Slovak painter and sculptor Alfons Mucha, Otto Gutfreund, Rudolf Fila, Frantisek Kupka and others.

Highlights:

- Famous pieces by Czech masters, such as Alfons Mucha and František Kupka.
- Works from international greats like Pieter Bruegel, El Greco, and Monet.
- Rotating exhibitions showcasing modern and contemporary art.

Must-See Exhibitions and Artworks

Take a closer look at the standout pieces and sections of the National Gallery:

1. Trade Fair Palace (Veletržní Palác):
  - The hub for modern and contemporary art in Prague.
  - Famous works include Picasso’s Woman with Mandolin and pieces by Klimt and Schiele.
2. Sternberg Palace (Šternberský Palác):
  - Known for its stunning collection of European art, featuring masters such as Goya, Rembrandt, and Bruegel.
  - A must-visit for Renaissance and Baroque art enthusiasts.
3. Convent of St. Agnes (Anežský Klášter):
  - The Gothic and medieval art wing of the gallery, displaying altarpieces and religious statues.
4. Kinský Palace (Palác Kinských):
  - Home to the Asian Art Collections and exhibitions on Czech folklore.

Visitor Information

Easily plan your trip with expert visitor tips tailored to the National Gallery:

Opening Hours:

The gallery operates from Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM. It is closed on Mondays. Always check for holiday exceptions on the official website.

Ticket Prices:

Prices vary based on the location and the exhibits on display. Here are estimated costs:

General Admission: 300 CZK
Discounts for Students and Seniors: 150 CZK
Free Entry: Enjoy complimentary entry on certain days (e.g., Czech public holidays).

How to Buy Tickets:

Tickets can be purchased:

Online in advance via the official website.
On-site at ticket counters (but queues can get long during peak tourist seasons).
For a hassle-free visit, consider buying a combo tour or skip-the-line pass

👉 Insider Tips for the Best Experience 👈

📌 Best Time to Visit:

Visit early in the morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds.
Weekdays are quieter than weekends, especially during peak tourist seasons.

📌 How to Get There:

The gallery’s main locations are spread across Prague.

Trade Fair Palace: Easily accessible by tramlines 17 and 6, stopping at Veletržní Palác.
Sternberg Palace: Located near the Prague Castle complex—combine your visit!