Galerie Rudolfinum

Beautiful architecture, voluntary donation for an entrance. Some exhibitions are interesting, like really interesting and good, and some...well, I don't think all of modern art is worth understanding and watching. Anyway, it is still good to give it a chance. There are toilets on premises, cloakroom, and a nice cafe as well.

Impressive. I really enjoyed the exposition of Katerina Vincourova. The visit is free, but don't forget a one euro coin to lock your bags in the box.

We visited exhibition of Kateřina Vincourová "Skin Care" - I loved it. It is free entrance, but you can voluntarily donate some money. Go in the evening, less people, no lines.

A classic setting in a beautiful historic building with largely open exhibition space where usually second-rate exhibitions are organised that are hardly worth visiting. And a classic grand café, perfect for a quiet chat with friends or business associates. Good coffee, limited selection of pastries, good restrooms, and an information desk.

Really beautiful gallery inside with a cafe and nice restrooms. Just saw the free exhibit for Radical Tenderness by a Colombian artist Ivan Argote and his films were rich and refreshing