Mucha Museum, Biographical museum in New Town, Prague, Czech Republic.
The Mucha Museum displays a collection of paintings, photographs, drawings, pastels, sculptures, and personal items created by the artist Alfons Mucha.
Established in 1997, the museum occupies the baroque Kaunitz Palace, a former nobleman residence in central Prague dating from the 17th century.
The exhibition focuses on Mucha's Paris period from 1887 to 1904, presenting his iconic posters featuring French actress Sarah Bernhardt and decorative panels.
Located at Panska 7 street, the museum welcomes visitors daily from 10:00 to 18:00, with a gift shop offering art reproductions and merchandise.
The museum houses the only permanent exhibition dedicated to Alfons Mucha's Art Nouveau works, excluding his monumental Slavic Epic paintings.
Location: Prague
Inception: April 16, 1997
Accessibility: Wheelchair limited access
Address: Panská 7, 110 00 Nové Město
Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 10:00-18:00
Phone: +420224216415
Email: shop@mucha.cz
Website: http://mucha.cz
GPS coordinates: 50.08418,14.42772
Latest update: May 17, 2025 10:26
Prague brings together structures and public spaces from the Middle Ages to modern times. The historic center holds the Old Town Square with its astronomical clock, the castle on the hill, and Charles Bridge spanning the Vltava River. Churches, monasteries, and palaces show Gothic arches, Baroque facades, and Art Nouveau decoration. Streets open onto quiet courtyards and busy passages, while riverside promenades invite walks along the water. Museums hold art from different centuries, technical collections, and memories of the 20th century. The Spanish Synagogue and other religious sites speak to the city's religious heritage. Theaters and concert halls continue a long cultural tradition. From the Petřín Lookout Tower, you see the rooftops and parks spread below, while gardens such as Wallenstein Garden offer green retreats. Each neighborhood has its own rhythm, and walking remains the best way to discover the layers of history and daily life.
Hlavní pošta
61 m
Kounic Palace (New Town)
29 m
Harrachovský palác
83 m
Millesimovský palác
51 m
Neubergovský palác
73 m
Palace of the Ries from Stallburg
81 m
Hotel Palace
26 m
Socha ženy s ratolestí ve vchodu na Hlavní poštu v Praze
81 m
Light carriers at Hotel Palace
28 m
Měšťanský dům
28 m
Činžovní Dům U Tesařů
87 m
Nekázanka 17
86 m
Socha na nádvoří Kounického paláce v Praze
59 m
Brněnská banka
37 m
Socha na nádvoří Kounického paláce v Praze (2)
53 m
Socha ženy ve vchodu na Hlavní poštu v Praze
81 m
Měšťanský Dům U Šťastných
81 m
Jindřišská 9
65 m
Allegories of Industry and Agriculture
36 m
Atrium of Jindřišská 16
88 m
Jindřišská 16
64 m
Jindřišská 11
56 m
Kašna na nádvoří Kounického paláce v Praze
41 m
Museum of Senses
80 m
Museum Prague Magic Garnet
86 m
Jindřišská 17
56 m
Nekázanka 19
87 m
Pamětní deska Egona Erwina Kische na domě Panská 896/8 v Praze
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