Mucha
Mucha Museum Prague
Mucha Museum – the first museum in the world dedicated exclusively to the life and work of the world-famous representative of Art Nouveau, Alfons Mucha (1860–1939) was opened to the public in Prague on Panská Street on 13 February 1998. The Mucha Museum covers an area of 500 m2, including a museum shop offering an exclusive collection of gifts and posters with motifs of Mucha’s works. The collection, which is now on display in the museum, presents almost 100 originals from the original collection of the world-famous Czechoslovak tennis player Ivan Lendl. The Mucha Museum is therefore the only institution in Prague exhibiting exclusively originals by Mucha.
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Museus, AI guide through our museum
The Mucha Museum has a new service based on artificial intelligence that allows visitors to ask any question about Alfons Mucha and his life, or any artwork in the exhibition, on their phone and in their own language. Our AI guide, developed by Museus, is available free of charge upon arrival at the exhibition by scanning the QR code provided. This way, you will receive the most accurate information about the artworks, making your visit to our museum even more fun, interactive and stimulating.
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Alfons Mucha and his life
Alfons Mucha was a Czech painter and graphic artist who became an icon of Art Nouveau. He became famous in Paris for his delicate posters full of dreamlike figures and rich ornaments. Mucha was able to connect beauty with everyday life, and his work influenced not only the art world, but also the national pride of the Czechs. With his work, he showed that even advertising can be a carrier of art and elegance.
Where to find us
Kaunicky Palace, Panska 7
110 00 Prague 1
Admissions
Price list
- Adult ticket 300 Kč
- Children/Student/Senior 220 Kč
- Family (2 adults, 2 children) 800 Kč
We recommend you to book a private visit with our professional guide, price is 1000czk (at least 7 days in advance). Our private guided tours are available in following languages: Czech, English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Russian. Group/non-private guided tours are not available.