Old Town and Josefov
The densest cluster, all within ten minutes of the Old Town Square.
Prague · art guide
Prague has major museums and dozens of small galleries that sell original work, often a few streets from the shops selling printed copies. This guide is about finding the originals.
By district
Most of Prague's commercial galleries are in four districts, which differ a good deal: busy tourist lanes in the Old Town, residential streets twenty minutes out in Žižkov.
The densest cluster, all within ten minutes of the Old Town Square.
Across Charles Bridge, below and around Prague Castle.
From Národní to Na Příkopě.
Residential districts east of the centre, twenty minutes by tram.

The originals are usually a few streets from the shops selling copies.
Photo: Dmitry A. Mottl, CC BY-SA 4.0The guides
Six practical guides, each checked against the galleries' and museums' own websites.
Nineteen commercial galleries by neighbourhood, from the Old Town to Žižkov, with what each sells and when it is open.
The National Gallery venues, Kampa, Kunsthalle, DOX, the Rudolfinum and others: what is in each, tickets, and how long to allow.
Two hours on foot through the Old Town galleries and museums, ending across Charles Bridge.
How to tell an original from a printed canvas, what etchings and paintings cost, and how to carry them home.
VAT refunds, export permits, and customs at home for the US, UK and others.
Prague Art Week, Designblok, the Art Prague fair and Museum Night: the dates worth planning a trip around.
Method
Česky: průvodce po pražských galeriích.
Every gallery and museum here is open, has a public address, and was checked against its own website on 30 October 2026.
Entries are grouped by neighbourhood and run from north to south, not by preference. No gallery pays to be listed.