Prague
Novoměstská radnice (New Town Hall) is a national cultural monument on Karlovo náměstí in Prague 2 and one of the most important Gothic buildings of Prague's New Town. Its history dates to 1348, when Charles IV founded the New Town; it is documented in sources from 1377. In 1419 the First Prague Defenestration took place here, marking the start of the Hussite revolution. Today, as a contributory organisation of the Praha 2 municipality, it hosts exhibitions, concerts, festivals and wedding ceremonies; the nearly 70 m Gothic tower is open to the public.
Karlovo náměstí 1/23, 120 00 Praha 2
Tue–Sun 10:00–18:00, Mon closed (tower and gallery; tower closed in winter)
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A travelling exhibition exploring the Jewish history of Vinohrady presents little-known figures and photographs. The display includes a tile from the former synagogue and views of the district's panorama from the town hall tower.
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A jubilee retrospective of painter Jan Rapin exploring elegance and female beauty, complemented by sculptures from fellow artists working with the same theme.
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A unique experience in complete darkness: participants enjoy a curated menu with the help of blind assistants and tour the Invisible Exhibition.
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An interactive fairy tale tour in darkness for children aged 4–8, where they meet classic characters like Cinderella and Rapunzel.
Brazilian accordionist Roger Corrêa and his quartet bring a unique fusion of South Brazilian folk music, jazz, and classical traditions to Prague as part of the Jazz Meets World series.
in 2 days (22 days)
A unique wine tasting in complete darkness led by blind guides. Sample five carefully selected wines from Hungarian wine regions and experience the world without sight.
A wind quartet concert for the youngest listeners featuring works by Bedřich Smetana and other Czech composers. A welcoming atmosphere that embraces the natural restlessness of small children.
(32 days)
A retrospective exhibition of Czech illustrator and artist Zdeněk Mézl, who drew inspiration from historical styles. Features his illustrations, prints, paintings, and sculptures.
Prokofiev's musical tale for the youngest children featuring live music, a narrator, and puppets. The 45-minute concert is suitable even for babies and toddlers.
A unique one-hour tour in complete darkness with a blind guide, letting you experience the world without sight and rely on your other senses.
(7 days)
The 10th anniversary ZUŠ Open festival showcases student artwork—paintings and glass sculptures—alongside acoustic concerts at Prague's New Town Hall, with free admission throughout.
International wine competition celebrating the royal grape varieties Riesling and Pinot Noir. Visitors can sample all submitted wines across multiple styles.