7.5.26 – 25.9.26

Otevřeno denně: 10:00 – 18:00*

* The exhibition will be closed on June 26, 2026 for operational reasons.

Wolfgang Beltracchi presents his current body of work in Prague. The exhibition features more than 80 original paintings and sculptures created between 2010 and 2026, through which the artist explores biblical and timeless themes of temptation, truth, punishment, and redemption. Through his distinctive visual language, Beltracchi draws striking and clearly perceptible parallels with the present day. The latest canvases from the Divine Stories cycle attest to his profound knowledge of Europe’s great pictorial tradition and to his exceptional professional mastery. Yet the artist remains a deeply polarising figure, admired by some and condemned by others. This is due in no small part to the fact that his forgeries once succeeded in unsettling even the most eminent experts in fine art. His works have been exhibited in prestigious international museums and collections. Beltracchi has already secured his place on the international art scene through his work. The exhibition Divine Stories, however, invites a renewed perspective on his current practice beyond the framework of his past and situates it within the context of contemporary art. Beltracchi consciously engages with the legacy of the Old Masters, which he has studied over many years. Here, he presents original interpretations in which historical references are interwoven with the present. The exhibition offers a unique opportunity not only to encounter Beltracchi’s work, but also to appreciate its relevance to our time.

Organizace výstavy: Beltracchi Art www.beltracchiprague.com

Vstupné

Plné	350 Kč
Snížené (děti 7 –15 let, studenti do 26 let po předložení ISIC, senioři nad 65 let, držitelé průkazu ZTP)	250 Kč
Rodinné (1 – 2 dospělí s 1 – 3 dětmi do 15 let)	650 Kč
Výstavní pondělí ( vstup platí pouze v pondělí )	250 Kč
Komentovaná prohlídka s umělcem ( lze koupit pouze online )	750 Kč
Školní skupiny ( min. 10 dětí, vyučující zdarma )	150 Kč

Děti do 6 let a doprovod ZTP/P mají vstup zcela zdarma.

Vstupné lze zakoupit online v síti GoOut nebo v historické pokladně Obecního domu, která je otevřena denně od 10:00 do 19:00 hodin.

28.1.2026 – 24.4.2026

Open daily: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM*

17.9.25 – 31.12.25

Open daily: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM*

• On November 26, 2025 and November 27, 2025, the exhibition will be open until 5:00 p.m.

Organized by:  www.pastaoner.cz

Open daily: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM*

Guided tours:

• Daily 10 AM – 7 PM *

The world-famous fashion designer, Blanka Matragi, is coming to the Municipal House with a new exhibition, following up on her successful exhibition in 2006. This exhibition held in the Gaming Parlours will present primarily dresses and accessories but also glass, porcelain, sculptures, chandeliers and graphic art among others.

Blanka Matragi exhibitioin is not suitable for electric wheelchairs!

www.blankamatragi.cz

ADMISSION

260 CZK	Adult
155 CZK	Reduced  (youths under 15, students under 26, seniors over 60)
550 CZK	Family  (1 – 2 adults with 1 – 3 children under 18)

Children under 10 have free admission.

ADMISSION COMBINATIONS

420 CZK

Package B = 1 + 2

1 Municipal House Guided tour
2 Exhibition Blanka Matragi – Timeless
 

Tickets can be bought only at the Municipal House box office.up zdarma.

10.12.24 – 16.03.25

Czechoslovak Mona Lisa

28.09.18 – 31.12.18

Tuesday – Sunday, from 10 AM to 6 PM

The exhibition 28 October provides a unique opportunity to see the rooms of the former Czech Men’s Club which the Czechoslovak National Committee used since the summer of 1918 by the approval of the city of Prague representatives. On Monday evening, 28 October, Antonín Švehla, Alois Rašín, František Soukup, Jiří Stříbrný, and Vavro Šrobár, later referred to as the ‘Men of 28 October’, signed there the law on the establishment of the independent Czechoslovak state and adopted the capitulation of the headquarters of the 8th Military Corps of the Austrian Army. Thus, the city of Prague’s original intention was fulfilled to the highest extent as it built the Municipal House not only as a seat of its presentation, but also as a place to develop the cultural and social life of Prague residents and present Czech society as a nation of flourishing culture and politics.

Throughout the Great War, the Municipal House was a venue of multiple charity events to support soldiers on the front and their families; beginning in 1917, political gatherings that openly supported the right of nations for self-determination and the establishment of the independent Czech state became more frequent. As becomes apparent in the introductory part of the exhibition, after 1848 there was a boom of the political emancipation of the Czech nation and the existence of the Czech state; however, the Czech political representation including Tomáš Garrique Masaryk (1850–1937) envisaged Czech political independence within the federalised Austria-Hungary up to the first years of the Great War. The issue of the joint state of Czechs and Slovaks, previously solely connected by cultural and political activities, was

The second part of the exhibition presents the difficult situation of the Prague administration during wartime that had to ensure the city operations under the uneasy war conditions without any support from the state. The dilatory attitude of state authorities towards the problems of Prague and the necessity to confront them on their own compelled the municipality, previously loyal to the emperor and the Habsburg Monarchy, and its mayor, Karel Groš (1865–1938), to intensely criticise the government and its measures. Manifestations that supported the idea of an independent state became more frequent in Old Town Hall as well.

With respect to the exhibition venue, the creators pay the greatest attention to the ‘Men of 28 October’ and the events immediately connected with the declaration of the independent Czechoslovak state including their impact on the Prague administration. The public and private documents on display – such as the membership cards of the National Committee board members, the notes of Antonín Švehla for the National Oath, and the prison diary of Alois Rašín – familiarise visitors with not only the political activities of the ‘Men of 28 October’ but also enable them to take a look behind the scenes. The exhibition presents information and exhibits about the domestic and foreign resistance movements during the Great War as well as archival materials about Slovakia joining the common state.

The final part of the exhibition is dedicated to the reflections of the establishment of the Czechoslovak republic in everyday life and in the 20th century. The digital presentation of historical photographs and documents, which focuses on the 28 October celebrations, reminds one of the varieties of the interpretations of this historical milestone by the representatives of 20th century regimes.historický mezník našich dějin interpretovali.

21.08.20 – 05.03.24

Daily 10 AM – 7 PM *

17. 2. 2024 – 6 PM 

24. 2. 2024 – 6 PM 

29. 2. 2024 – 6 PM 

This remarkable exhibition offers a completely new view, corresponding to the technologies of the 21st century, of the world‘s most comprehensive collection of the Czech Art Nouveau master, gathered by the former number one in tennis Ivan Lendl. Thanks to the fact, that Mucha‘s posters were put in motion digitally, and it was done in a highly professional way, starting form summer 2020, all visitors will have the chance to meet with animated models, be surrounded by scenes from the Slav Epic and even have Alfons Mucha himself speaking to them. The outstanding concept of the exhibition moves the Art Nouveau period more than hundred years forward, whereas visitors can travel hundred years back in time. The masterful architectonic design of the concept accompanies the most important milestones in Mucha‘s life and work, which are complemented with the most important information from a leading expert on Alfons Mucha. The exhibition presents almost 240 of the most eye-catching artefacts. The entire exhibition is thus a unique set of impressions of stunning monumentality, digital effects, easy comprehension and appeal to the general public, as well as the most interesting information and moments of Mucha‘s era.

www.imucha.cz

ADMISSION

Adult	290 Kč
Reduced (children 3 – 15, students under 26, seniors over 60)	190 Kč
Family (1 – 2 adults with 1 – 3 children under 15)	750 Kč

Children under 3 have free admission.

ADMISSION COMBINATIONS

Package A = 1 + 2 + 3	620 Kč
Package B = 1 + 2	420 Kč
Package C = 1 + 3	520 Kč
Package D = 2 + 3	390 Kč

Tickets can be bought only at the Municipal House box office.

09.02.17 – 22.03.17

The story of the Moser crystal began 160 years ago. Many generations of glassmakers invested their skills and hearts to build the tradition and the famous Moser brand.

More information: www.moser-glass.com

15.09.16 – 15.01.17

The extensive and diverse body of work which Jiří Anderle (born 1936) has created over more than fifty years includes prints, drawings, paintings and sculptures. The varied forms and techniques used by Anderle share a common denominator: critical humanist perception focused on specific historical phenomena and universal human themes. Since he first appeared on the Czech art scene in the mid-1960s, Jiří Anderle has earned a unique place not only in the Czech context, but internationally as well. He gained his renown primarily through his graphic art, in which he developed unmistakable artistic expression based on the mastery and combining of various printmaking techniques. His work is represented in the collections of many Czech museums and galleries and around the world.

The exhibition is held under the patronage of the Prague Mayor Adriana Krnáčová and City Councillor for Culture Jan Wolf.

Main media partner:

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28.01.20 – 29.02.20

Daily 10 AM – 7 PM The Graphic Art of the Year exhibition presents a selection of the best contemporary graphic art created by a broad spectrum of artists and students – graphic artists. In existence for twenty-five years, the Graphic Art of the Year exhibition has become a platform for establishing inter-generational artistic relationships, where visitors gain a comprehensive view of and a chance to evaluate the progress and trends in graphic art. It covers all classical techniques including screen printing, lithography, intaglio and relief printing, computer graphics, original techniques used on paper and other materials as well as book design. The exhibition features works by distinguished artists as well as Czech and foreign students (Jakub Špaňhel, Petr Sís, Michal Bačák, Alena Antonová, Hza Bažant, Jan Hísek, Mikoláš Axmann, Eduard Halberštát, Jana Hubatková, Svatopluk Klimeš, Jan Měřička, Šimon Brejcha, Jan Jemelka, Petr Nikl, Václav Šlajch, Martin Velíšek, Saki Matsumoto, Lenka Falušiová, Martin Salajka and many others).

During the competition, the prestigious Vladimír Budník Award is presented to an artist for his or her life-long contribution to the field of graphic arts.

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Video invitation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0R3n32GCKI

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