Národní galerie Praha – Veletržní palác

Trade Fair Palace is one of the 6 National Galleries in Prague. Trade Fair Palace has the largest exhibition of modern art in the Czech RepublicI visited the Flower Union Exhibition. It is worth a visit. It is a colourful and interesting exhibition where you can enjoy an alternative and stylish interior design for an office environment. The exhibition focus on sustainability and environmental care using recycling materials to increase the environmental awareness.It is located in Holešovice district close to Stromovka Park. Quite accesible by public transport.

Nice beautiful space for art. Moat part of this museum is painting from 1400+ . The book store carry a good selections of book.

Don’t be fooled by the rather dull exterior of this building! Inside is a world of fascinating, beautiful and thought provoking art. I opted to go in to see the permanent exhibition on a whim and was very glad that I did! As well as a fine collection of pieces from very famous artists, there was a wide range of works by Czech artists and others. The art was arranged by topic which allowed for easy comparisons. There were plenty of curators around if you felt like asking questions, but there were also plaques with information in Czech and English so it is easy to navigate by yourself if you prefer. If you’re even slightly interested in art, I’d highly recommend a visit!

Amazing museum. It’s so much bigger than I expected, currently three huge floors filled with art. I was impressed that it covered everything thing from 1800 to today and all the movements. All major artists are shown (to some extent). Ticket price is very reasonable and facilities are good.Highly recommend, and will take several hours to cover properly.

Wonderful collection of impressionist, post impressionist and beyond. Possibly the best collection of Piccaso's outside of the Picasso museums. There's a huge body of paintings from Czech painters that are superb. The paintings just go on, I was amazed at the volume of paintings from these groups. We were there for over 2 hours and had only skimmed most of the paintings. Highly recommended.

One of my favorite museum in Prague. Contemporary art from end of 19 and 20th century. The building is Amazing, beautiful, a lot of space. Hudge. And the collection is very rich. A lot of czech artists but also masterpiece from Picasso, Klimt, Vangogh...and much more.You have frequently temporary exhibitions on top of the collection. My favorite sofar was Giacometti.Restaurant and shop (books ,goodies).Very convinient for people with difficulties to walk, with the elevators.Extremly easy to go here with the tramway, stop in front of the building.

Impressive collection of famous painters over the period 1797-1918 especially a lot of French (Picasso, Renoir, Toulouse-Lautrec, Gauguin, Cézanne & more) but also Munch, Schiele, Klimt and of course Mucha, as a permanent exhibition on 4th floor. Minor paintings for most of them but all of interest. The museum is huge and the minimum time on that floor is one hour but other (less) interesting or local exhibitions are displayed on 3rd and 2nd floors. Overall a very nice surprise and opportunity to revise your painting knowledge.

Beautiful functionalist building. At the 1st floor there is kids' corner - they can draw on the wall, play drums, building bricks etc. Unfortunatelly the building is the best to view. The exhibitions are not that great.

Wonderful museum, with great revolving exhibitions. View from the top floor is spectacular!