The National Gallery

Shawn Lackey (03.11.2017 02:50)
I was so impressed by the sheer amount of art from the masters. And the czech art was surprisingly good. A must see for art lovers.

Timothy Jolly (18.10.2017 12:17)
What was once the main art fair trade hall, has been reborn as an extension of the National Gallery of Prague, now housing the galleries extensive collection of European fine art. Of particular interest is their assortment of French impressionist pieces, with names such as Pissarro, Monet, Van Gogh And Picasso. Spread across four floors, their is art from all styles to interest any and all art connoisseur.

Andrzej Marzec (08.09.2017 22:49)
I was very much disappointed. The place is huge and I had high expectations, but there were only a few pieces of every advertised artist, except for Picasso. I wanted to see some of Mucha's art - there were 4 pieces. Galleries are organised in a very weird way where you don't really know where to walk to not miss anything. Not that many places to sit and contemplate, info plaques were very small with not much info usually. Picasso was great, they had several of his 'less known' pieces. Overall, it was pretty meh for me personally, but still a great collection and you can find something for yourself there.

Yurii Mashtalir (02.09.2017 10:50)
Wonderful exhibition. Lots of great art works of Czech and foreign artists of 19-21 centuries. Surprisingly rich French artist collection

Kiarash Kazemi (30.08.2017 03:15)
This place is so big that you will get blisters from walking around. There is a big mix of different types of Art with some works from some of the old masters/ For around 400 Kč, you get access to all the exhibits and it is a great way to spend a day.

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