Mucha Museum

The artwork here was beautiful. A friend recommended that I go while we were in Prague and I'm glad I did. The museum shop has poster prints, postcards, buttons etc of the artwork for reasonable prices as well.

I was mistaken. This place is a real shame.I paid a high admission fee to enter the museum, but most of the exhibits were reproductions.Moreover, the exhibits were in frosted glass, which made it difficult to appreciate them.If they call themselves a museum, they should display their works in a proper way.The first room had a good number of paintings, but once you go to the back room, the number of paintings decreases drastically.I was like, what? That's all? I muttered to myself.If there are so few works, it is much better to see the Mucha exhibition that is sometimes held in my country.Mucha is my favorite artist, but I will never go here again.It is better to buy a book and see it.

Small but excellent museum illustrating Alfonse Mucha's work, especially his posters from the late 19th century. There's a helpful video in English at the back of the museum that I would've gone to see first had I known of it. It created context for anything else in the museum.

Small but beautiful museum with orginal lithographs from Mucha. There are great photos from his life and studies for posters and painting to see. Have a look at the film about his life and work at the end.Worth visiting when in Prague!

The most amazing artwork I have witnessed in a while. Mucha was a Czech artist in the Regency and Victorian Era. I have one of his rarest pieces tattooed on my arm that I didn’t see in the museum but I love so much. The museum itself was such a peaceful place to be and I enjoyed ever second of it:)). The people who work at this museum were so kind and helpful. I come to Praha often and I definitely want to come back!

Wonderful museum with a rich selection of Mucha’s art. I thoroughly enjoyed the movie about his life— it put many things in context.

It was my second time there and it's always worth it.As well as having a vast collection of original Mucha's prints, showcasing his unique style, there's also a few of the little oil paintings he made. And boy, are they good.

The museum was rather small, but it was still breathtaking. Obviously Mucha's most famous painting are in the most prestigious museums of the world, but this place still had some of the more well-known paintings. So if you want to see the Mucha's everybody knows, don't go to this place, but I do recommend you go to this museum if you want to learn about his life and see his early paintings. There is also a free movie about his life on loop in the back of the museum. It takes about 1 hour to see everything, and then you can spend some time in the gift shop as well, however, it was rather overpriced.

Recommended if your a fan of Mucha!! Not really big but still worth a visit. The lighting inside was not the best.

It's a nice museum but very small and a somewhat limited section of his works. For the price you pay it's pretty average.The gift shop is good if you're looking to pick up some nice quality posters but looks like most of the very popular pieces are sold out.If you're in Prague around this time I'd recommend the iMucha Exhibition in Municipal House they have a huge selection of his works and some big pieces too.