Prague
Troja Château is an early Baroque building in Prague 7, constructed from 1679 for Count Wenzel Adalbert of Sternberg to a design by architect Jean Baptiste Mathey, inspired by Roman suburban villas. It is the only château within the city limits of Prague. The grand hall features frescoes by Dutch painters Abraham and Izak Godin. Prague City Gallery (GHMP) uses the château for exhibitions, concerts, and educational programmes; the grounds include Baroque gardens and a fruit orchard.
U Trojského zámku 1/4, 170 00 Praha 7
Tue–Thu 10:00–18:00, Fri 13:00–18:00, Sat–Sun 10:00–18:00; in winter season the castle is closed, gardens Tue–Thu 10:00–16:00, Fri 13:00–16:00, Sat–Sun 10:00–16:00
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The exhibition explores the labyrinth as a metaphor for human thought and life's journey, confronting visitors with their attitudes toward fear, generalization, and responsibility in contemporary society.
Exhibition of works by Czech artist Jitka Hosprová at the historic Troja Castle.
A gala opening concert of 18th-century classical music at Troja Castle, featuring the Wranitzky Kapelle orchestra performing works by Gassmann, Dittersdorf, Mysliveček, and Salieri.
in 2 days
A hands-on creative workshop for young children and their parents to craft decorative vases and fantastic reliefs in the scenic gardens of Troja Castle.
in 3 days
A garden celebration at historic Troja Castle, complementing the exhibition on the landscape of inner wandering. An opportunity for walks, encounters, and experiences in the castle gardens.
in 3 days
Creative workshop exploring labyrinth design and creation in nature, part of the Garden Festival at Troja Castle.
(2 days)
A hands-on ceramic workshop for adults and seniors at Troja Castle, blending intergenerational creativity with the themes of the Labyrinth exhibition.
Screen printing workshop for adults and seniors at Troja Castle, part of the programme accompanying the Labyrinth exhibition.
(2 days)
Creative workshop for adults and seniors exploring lines and layers inspired by the Labyrinth exhibition, fostering intergenerational connection and artistic expression.
A hands-on workshop on bionics and eco-sculpture design linked to the Labyrinth exhibition at Prague's Troja Castle during the Open Gardens Weekend.
(2 days)
Explore the historic gardens of Troja Castle in Prague during the Weekend of Open Gardens, a nationwide celebration of garden heritage.
Workshop on bionics and ecological art at Troja Castle, combining garden exploration with hands-on creative activities during the Open Gardens Weekend.
(9 days)
English-language guided tour of a Baroque palace featuring its history, architecture, and art collections, with views over Prague and the Vltava River.
Summer art workshops in the historic orangery of Troja Castle offer families, adults, and seniors the chance to explore various techniques and create works from natural materials. The programme requires no advance booking and includes tactile activities for blind and visually impaired visitors.
Creative workshop exploring the labyrinth as an artistic motif and symbol. Participants will create their own labyrinthine compositions inspired by the exhibition at Troja Castle.
An art workshop exploring labyrinths as symbols and decorative elements, inspired by the accompanying exhibition at Troja Castle.
An art workshop exploring urban jungle creativity, designed as part of the exhibition programme at Troja Castle.
(7 days)
Creative workshop for adults and seniors exploring artistic expression through the theme of inner wandering, connected to the Labyrinth exhibition.
Creative workshop for adults and seniors at Troja Castle, uniting generations through shared artistic activities in the garden.
(2 days)
The sixth edition of a trade fair dedicated to art books, fanzines, and artist-made publications. Over a hundred exhibitors, workshops, lectures, and music in the baroque Troja Castle.
Creative workshop for adults and seniors linked to an exhibition exploring labyrinths. An intergenerational programme combining art-making with community engagement.
