PRAGUE · ART GALLERIES
The ones worth booking.
The 8 prague art tours that send visitors home talking about what they saw. Each one reviewed in full, with the rooms it covers, who leads it and how to skip the queue at the door.
Prague’s IAM Illusion Art Museum blends anamorphoses, reverse perspectives, and AR photo tricks with Czech stories in 60–90 minutes.
Most Popular“very interesting museum, super photos after visiting”
Skip the line at IAM Illusion Art Museum Prague. Touch optical tricks, use a 13-language audio guide, and enjoy selfie-ready illusions.
“This was a fun little place to visit right in the heart of Newtown. Especially if you have kids and teenagers with you but even with adults, it’s great also”
Prague ticket to Lumia Gallery’s interactive light art: huge audiovisual projections, mirror maze fun, and music-synced digital installations.
“A lovely time spent on a rainy day. Spent about an hour and a half in here. Loved the interactive activities - good value for money 😊”
Prague Steel Art Museum entry: 120+ interactive recycled-steel sculptures you can touch, sit in cars, plus AI and workshops. 1 day.
“The interactivity and the sheer hard work that’s gone into the detail of each piece.”
Prague Steel Art Museum entry lets you touch 120+ recycled-steel sculptures, sit in cars, play with AI, and photos for $11.
“really impressive artwork...so clever and impressive!”
Central Gallery ticket in Prague lets you choose one or both modern art exhibitions on Dalí and Warhol for $12.
“We saw the Andy Warhol exhibition. Absolutely brilliant, would definitely recommend.”
A 90-minute private walk around Prague with a local guide, from Adria Palace and Josefov to Charles Bridge and the National Theater.
“We had a wonderful tour with Ivana ( I give her 5 stars) but the tour company needs to provide better directions and pick easier meeting points for tourists to be able to find their way. The Adria Palace is not easy to find and first time visitors to Prague should be sent somewhere easier…”
A short stroll from Old Town Square to see Prague made in chocolate, then a hands-on praline workshop. Ticket + class for $36.
