From 15 June 2020 the museum´s main building will be closed for reconstruction.
In 1606 the prominent graphic artist and publisher, Aegidius Sadeler, portrayed the capital of the Kingdom of Bohemia to show it to the city and the world. >
The permanent exhibition features Charles IV’s ideas and the real transformation of the Prague conurbation. The virtual and tangible models of buildings... >
The exhibition will present the threat of fire for Prague many centuries ago as well as in recent times. Furthermore, the methods used by the metropolis residents to defend against the destructive element... >
The exhibition in the Podskalí Custom House, a unique 16th century Renaissance building with a log cabin style first floor... >
The City of Prague Museum has one of the world’s largest collections of guildrelated objects where the best... >
The exhibition covers the long and complicated history of the Ctěnice domain from ancient times till nowadays. >
This exhibition, which was organized in cooperation with the Prague – Vinoř Municipal District, provides information... >
The exhibition presents an accurate model of the most beautiful station in Prague, which opened 141 years ago and was razed 31 years ago... >
The permanent exhibition of the Villa Müller presents the luxurious house and lifestyle of the First Czechoslovak Republic family.... >
Designed by the architect Otto Rothmayer, the villa presents a permanent exhibition called “The Story of a House and a Family”... >
The permanent exhibition in the basement of the Petřín Observation Tower helps visitors visualize how Petřín Hill... >
On the occasion of the celebrations of Charles IV’s birth anniversary, the City of Prague Museum will open a permanent exhibition... >
The Langweil model, created in 1826–1837, is a unique exhibit and the most attractive one in the museum... >
The first part of the exhibit provides answers to questions about when the prehistoric inhabitants of what is now Prague... >
The exhibit begins with a section on the formation of Prague Castle, Vyšehrad and the expansion ... >
The second half of the 15th century and the 16th century – the Late Gothic period and the penetration of Renaissance... >
A large number of artistic treasures and documents showing how people lived in Prague have been preserved from the time... >
