05/12/2016 · The Prague National Gallery is an important part of the country’s cultural landscape; however, it also offers relative quiet for you to enjoy a gentle afternoon of study and exploration. The exhibits are located in different buildings and you will enjoy learning not just about art but also exploring heritage buildings.

An introduction to the National Gallery in Prague will cost you a lot of time and effort, but will be a fantastic experience. The works are divided according to historical periods and various artistic styles, and you will, in addition, recognize a number of important buildings, monasteries and palaces in Prague.

The National Gallery is housed in several buildings in the centre of Prague, so you will visit beautiful palaces with permanent exhibits and time-limited exhibitions. In addition, the National Gallery offers excellent coffee in its cafés, or you can buy a designer item such as a souvenir in the gallery shops.

What artworks can you see in Prague National Gallery? You will see the original paintings of Albrecht Dürer, Vincent van Gogh, Paul Gauguin, Paul Cézanne, Edvard Munch, Pablo Picasso as well as Czech artists ⁠–⁠ Václav Hollar, Josef Václav Myslbek, Toyen, Jan Preisler, František Kupka, Zdenìk Sýkora and Adriena Šimotová.