Kunsthalle Praha

The nicest art was a roomwith heights of people marked to the wall but apart from that and some wooden art there's not much to see. 1 out of 3 galleries were closed which they didn't tell us prior buying tickets. I wouldn't say it's worth the price.

I'm usually not one for contemporary art but this was a really pleasant experience. The sets urged you to engage both physically at times as well as intellectually, quite a refreshing experience. The biggest impact on me left the airplane wing you could walk on, the room where every visitor got their height and name written on the wall, forming a "universe" of sorts, and the exhibition upstairs covering various issues through a very underrated art medium, video games.

I have been visiting Kunsthalle several times over the years and enjoy some exhibitions more than others. The best is still from years ago that was Kinetismus. Usually the workers are quite nice who work there, but today I had a rather unpleasant interaction with one of the them. The exhibition was quite empty and I wanted to take a photo of my friend and her baby so I left my stroller (mind you there were hardly any visitors and no one in the vicinity) and got scolded at by a very rude worker saying that I can't just leave my stroller. I didn't leave my stroller to roam around. I wanted to take a photo of my friend and no one else was around. I was extremely shocked on how she spoke to me. You can even see in the picture that I widen the lens and there isn't another person visible!! I could see the other visitors were surprised with her tone as well. I told her that it wasn't crowded and she said it was rules of the gallery. I was taking a picture, not roaming around. I have encountered this worker before and it's not the first time she's been rude. I hope that next time I visit I won't need to see her again!! Also, what happened to the lovely view of the castle??!!! I was shocked to see that a wall was put up in place of the window.

Interesting space. The place is the right size. Tickets aren't cheap. But you can explore around quietly and get to spend time with ge art. Different exhibitions and we felt like that are curated to be different. Worth a visit

big fan of this place, very worth it to visit, especially for students who can get a year membership for free. the interactive exhibition was very touching and the staff was quite nice. the 3rd floor and café are temporarily closed.