Musoleum David Černý is a museum in Prague’s Smíchov district, at Nádražní 2 near a tram stop. Its four floors bring together work by one artist, from statues suspended from the roof to exhibits with explicit imagery and strong messages. The building has terraces, and a guest gallery adds another artist’s work to the visit. Some displays can be frightening or unsuitable for children, so check your group’s comfort with explicit art before going. There is also an on-site café for a break.
Four floors of Černý’s work
The museum brings together a range of work by David Černý in one building. Give yourself time to explore all four floors. Among the pieces to look for are statues hanging from the roof, and some exhibits use explicit imagery to carry strong messages.
The content is not all suited to younger visitors. Some displays can also be frightening, so consider this before bringing children.
Terraces and the guest gallery
The building has terraces, and the museum includes a guest gallery alongside Černý’s work. An on-site café gives you a place to pause during a longer visit. The address is Nádražní 2 in Smíchov, near a tram stop.
FAQ
How long do you need at Musoleum David Černý?
Allow several hours to explore the four floors of exhibition space.
Is Musoleum David Černý suitable for children?
Some exhibits contain explicit or scary material, so the museum may not be suitable for children.
How much does entry cost?
The supplied information lists entry at 300 CZK without a student discount.
What can you see at the museum?
The museum displays work by David Černý across four floors, including statues hanging from the roof, as well as a guest gallery.
