Prague City Gallery, Art museum in Prague, Czech Republic

The Prague City Gallery is an art museum with multiple exhibition spaces located throughout the city, showcasing works by Czech and international artists. The collections focus on modern and contemporary art across various media and artistic approaches.

The Prague City Gallery was founded on 1 May 1963. It collects Czech art from the 19th to the 21st century and also maintains Prague's monuments, memorial plaques, public sculptures, fountains and wells, including restoration and placement of new works.

The gallery's name comes from its founder, the city of Prague, and its collection covers Czech art from the 19th to the 21st century. It also cares for Prague's monuments, memorial plaques, publicly accessible sculptures, fountains and fountains, including their maintenance and restoration. Concerts of chamber music are held in the House at the Stone Bell.

The institution has multiple exhibition locations spread across the city, so checking ahead before visiting helps you plan your route effectively. Access is straightforward and guided tours are available to learn more about the current collections on display.

The institution also functions as a publisher, creating extensive documentation of its exhibitions to preserve artistic knowledge for researchers and enthusiasts. This dual role makes it more than a display venue, serving as a hub for artistic research and archiving.