Central Gallery Prague

I really enjoyed this gallery and am happy that I made a last minute decision to tour it on the Sunday morning before I left Prague. I only toured Dali and Warhol galleries as those are who I. Am familiar with. The Dali gallery was wonderful and gave some great displays of his work and his life. The Warhol exhibit was more than just his art but also gave a good life story of the man. Not being a learned art scholar I was surprised that he is of Czech decent and dropped the a from his last name to fit it better with the art scene. Stop in if you are in Prague and spend an hour or two here I think you will be quite happy that you did.

visited prague for the first time and loved the art work and the museum set up here. however the older blonde lady in the bright pink top working in the gift shop was extremely rude and unwelcoming, it felt very xenophobic because she was not treating other customers this way. she was so unpleasant i almost put the merchandise i had planned on buying back. i was looking through the posters and books and she threw a fit and told me to not move things and to put them back how they were when other people had been moving things. again loved the art and museum itself, but the organization should really consider hiring a more welcoming staff especially considering how many tourists visit here.

To tell the truth the price for all 3 exhibitions is high for what you actually get to see. The exhibitions are actually small on don't have that much information... I would say the best one is the Andy Warhol one but I definelty wouldn't recommend people to pay for the other two...it feels a bit like a tourist trap!

I have just visited one exhibition - Mucha. The place is tiny and a bit pricey, although I loved his art. The staff in the gallery was quite unpleasant and seemed annoyed we were there (hence 3 stars) We visited in the evening, still an hour and a half to the closing time.

We ended up going here because the national gallery next door was closed. We are so glad we ended up here! If you like Salvador Dali, Andy Warhol or Alfons Mucha, this gorgeous little gallery is for you! And if you only like one or two, you can pay just for those floors!

4.25 starsThe museum is off of the Old Town Square in Prague. You can pay for 1, 2, or all 3 exhibitions. Choose the Dali and Warhol for this trip and enjoyed the Dali more than Warhol, but both were good. No Dali paintings but many lithographs and Warhol side talks about his family and becoming the artist he was. Spent a couple hours and was also a good respite from the rain!

Inside of galery there is a choice to visit Galery of Dali, Galery of Andy Warhol and Galery of Mucha, on the 1st floor is place with souvenires of artists mostly Mr.Mucha.The entrance ticket for a famy /2+2/ is 20e. Place is quiet, calm and clean.

(Warhol and Dalì) Low effort, Instagram friendly, collection of litographies, most of them piled up with no real context. The Warhol part in particular felt empty. But they got a big print of his gravestone ;)Great for pretending to be an intellectual on social networks. No more. (This also explains the 4.2 stars)

It is rather a mediocre tourist attraction than a gallery.Really awkward ticket system (you cannot go back once you exit the exhibition, although you are still inside the building), no English flyers in the Mucha exhibition and even not a trial to find one after asking, really rude lady at the shop (staring at you awkwardly while you are looking at the books, I can imagine all the other bad comments) almost no serious information about the pieces shown, almost every piece was a replication, some of the information tags were missing/broken etc.It is nice to have a basic impression of these three artists, unfortunately not so much care was given for the exhibitions, at least the impression was that. Pity, could be really interesting.

The exhibition of Salvador Dali and Andy Warhol was worth every penny that we gave to enter it. We didn’t visit thirds exhibition because we didn’t have enough time and we weren’t interested in the third artist. The exhibitions are really well organized and connected and each artist has its own floor and it is really well pointed on which way should you go first which you should be seeing next and it has a lots of interactive parts at the exhibition. We didn’t even know about this gallery and it’s turned out to be one of the best things that we seen in Prague.