Museum Kampa houses several important end extensive collections, which includes two icons from the 20th century art. The artists are Frantisek Kupka and Otto Gutfreund and along with this you will also find a lot of work from the Central European modern art here. The collection of Central European art acts as a reminder of the Eastern Bloc as well as help in enlightening us with the modern Czech culture.

Museum Kampa is open to the general public access to its collection but the temporary exhibitions of Czech artists are also worth seeing here. Some of the famous artists to have displayed their works here are Yoko Ono, Frank Malina Matej Kren, Julian Opie, Joseph Beuys, Theodor Pistek, Andy Warhol and Piet Mondrian. The Museum was established with major efforts of Mrs. Meda Mládek, who sees the inception of this museum as a fulfillment of her dream.

• For security reasons, baby carriages are not permitted into the Toyen exhibition.
• Baby carriages are, however, permitted in all other exhibition halls.

• Please refer to the official website for additional prices.

• Please refer to the official website for additional hours.

• Take metro A from Narodini.

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