Museum Kampa, located near Charles Bridge, in the building of of Sova´s Mills from 17th century, is an important cultural centre.
Museum Kampa has in its care several very important end extensive collections, which include two icons of 20th century art Frantisek Kupka and Otto Gutfreund and Central European modern art. The collection of Central European art serves not only as a reminder of the so called Eastern Bloc but also contributes to the awareness of modern Czech culture.
Museum Kampa organizes a wide range of temporary exhibitions of both Czech and international artists, as well as concerts, lectures etc. Among those who have been exhibited in the museum are Yoko Ono, Frank Malina, Joseph Beuys, Matej Krén, Julian Opie, Piet Mondrian, Theodor Pistek and Andy Warhol, just to name a few.
The Museum was established thanks to the initiative of the art collector and benefactor Mrs. Meda Mladkova, who sees the birth of this museum as a fulfilment of her dream.
British newspaper The Guardian ranked Museum Kampa among the top ten museums in Europe, which is definitely worth a visit.
Accessibility by public transport:
trams 12, 20, 22, 91 - Hellichova stop
Nearest car parking:
Drtinova 9 Parking or Malostranske Square (upper part)