Museum Kampa in Prague: photos, reviews

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Museum Kampa, established in 2003, is an intriguing cultural gem in Prague offering a rich blend of modern art and outdoor installations. Renowned for its permanent exhibitions featuring the works of František Kupka and Otto Gutfreund, the museum highlights the creativity of Czech artists from the 1900s. The venue captivates with its charming parquet floors and engaging atmosphere. Visitors of all ages can enjoy thought-provoking sculptures like the Crawling Babies and Penguins in the outdoor spaces, making it ideal for family outings. Beyond the art, the terrace offers a stunning view of the surrounding area, and an inner courtyard filled with statues and creative installations invites moments of reflection. Easily accessible via public transportation, Museum Kampa provides an engaging experience that resonates with both art enthusiasts and casual visitors alike.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

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Hellichova

Tram stop 269 m walk

Hellichova

Tram stop 275 m walk

Újezd

Tram stop 343 m walk

Karlovy lázně

Tram stop 394 m walk

Újezd

Tram stop 341 m walk

Evropská

Tram stop 291 m walk

4.5

based on 4,425 reviews

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4.5/5 3,035 reviews

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4.4/5 1,390 reviews

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Molto bello!!!

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Absolut ein Besuch wert. Tolle, inspirierende Kunst und freundliche Atmosphäre.

Centrum MANA

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Museum Kampa in Prague

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