Prague
Prague · A unique sensory journey

Welcome to the Invisible Exhibition Prague

An interactive guided tour offering a unique sensory insight into life without sight.

Science

The Invisible Exhibition offers a unique interactive journey where you navigate entirely by touch, sound, and scent. Guided by visually impaired people, you gain a deeper understanding of life without sight and explore adaptive tools.

Experience a world without sight at this interactive exhibition, navigating dark rooms with visually impaired guides to understand life through other senses.

Invisible Exhibition
About the Invisible Exhibition

The Invisible Exhibition in Prague offers a unique interactive journey into a world without sight. Visitors are guided by visually impaired individuals through seven completely dark rooms, where they must rely on senses like touch, hearing, and smell to navigate everyday tasks. This immersive program aims to foster empathy and understanding by bridging the gap between sighted and visually impaired communities.

A woman with a blindfold and white cane stands on a cobblestone street in front of a building, surrounded by black signs with Braille and text reading 'NEVIDITELNÁ VÝSTAVA'.
Invisible Exhibition opening hours in Prague

Check today’s opening status, weekly schedule, and special date changes for Invisible Exhibition. Use these opening hours to plan your arrival and avoid closed times in Prague.

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
12:00-19:00
12:00-19:00
12:00-19:00
12:00-19:00
12:00-19:00
10:00-19:00
10:00-19:00
Invisible Exhibition Tickets and Admission

Admission to the Invisible Exhibition in Prague includes various ticket categories. Visitors can choose from adult, student, senior, and group options, with free entry available for children under 7 years old. Family tickets are also offered for specific groups of adults and children. For tours conducted in foreign languages, a reservation is required, along with an additional fee per person.

Adult
CZK 300.00
Student / Senior
CZK 250.00
Family
CZK 850.00

2 adults + 3 children

Invisible Exhibition Location and Area

The Invisible Exhibition is located in Prague's New Town neighborhood, specifically on Karlovo nám. This central position offers visitors straightforward access to the interactive experience, which invites guests to navigate a world without sight. Its placement in a well-connected part of the city provides a convenient starting point for exploring this unique cultural spot and understanding life through other senses.

© OpenStreetMap contributors

Karlovo nám. 1/23

120 00 Prague

New Town, Prague, CZ

Planning Your Visit to Invisible Exhibition

To visit the Invisible Exhibition in Prague, reservations are necessary for the English tour as entry is based on timed groups. It is advised to purchase tickets at least 30 minutes before your scheduled tour time. If you also wish to see the visible part of the exhibition, plan to arrive at least 30 minutes before your tour begins.

Planning Your Visit to Invisible Exhibition

The Invisible Exhibition Experience

The Invisible Exhibition in Prague provides an interactive journey into a world without sight, fostering understanding and empathy. Visitors navigate distinct dark rooms, guided by blind or partially sighted experts, relying exclusively on touch, hearing, smell, and balance for everyday tasks. This immersive experience aims to bridge the gap between sighted and visually impaired communities, offering profound insight into life without sight. A visible exhibition space also showcases adaptive technologies and objects used daily by visually impaired individuals, including Braille typewriters and talking scales. The program lasts approximately 90 minutes, with much of it spent in complete darkness, transforming perceptions of navigating the world.

People wearing blindfolds navigating a maze of black barriers with Braille and text reading 'NEVIDITELNÁ VÝSTAVA' in a park.
Top exhibition picks at Invisible Exhibition
Curated museum program highlights and what to see now in Prague
Discover high-interest exhibitions at Invisible Exhibition, selected to help you prioritize your route, compare show themes, and plan a more rewarding museum visit in Prague.
A watercolor illustration of a dimly lit dining table where guests dine in complete darkness, guided by a server in a purple vest, capturing the sensory experience of the Invisible Dinner event.
Jan 17, 2025 – Jun 12, 2026

Invisible Dinner Prague: A Unique Sensory Culinary Experience in Absolute Darkness

Dine without sight, discovering new depths of taste and smell.

Engage all your non-visual senses during the Invisible Dinner in Prague. Enjoy a special menu guided by visually impaired hosts, offering a profound appreciation for food. This unique dining event requires advance reservations for participation.

Invisible Dinner Prague
Invisible Exhibition: Your Questions Answered (Clearly)

Wondering if the Invisible Exhibition is recommended for younger children, or if your ZTP card grants free entry? Our frequently asked questions provide clear, concise answers to help you plan your visit, including essential details on accessibility and various ticket options.

Do visually impaired visitors receive free admission to the Invisible Exhibition?

Visually impaired individuals who hold a ZTP card are granted free admission. If they have a ZTP/P card, their accompanying person also receives free entry to the exhibition.

What is the recommended age for children visiting the Invisible Exhibition?

The Invisible Exhibition is generally recommended for children aged 7 and older. While younger children are permitted if accompanied by a parent, experience shows that older children tend to better understand the exhibition's meaning.

Is it necessary to book tickets in advance for the Invisible Exhibition?

Booking in advance is highly recommended for the Invisible Exhibition because tours have limited capacity. To guarantee your spot for a desired time, it is best to make a reservation through the online booking system, by phone, or email.

Is the Invisible Exhibition accessible for visitors using wheelchairs?

The Invisible Exhibition is not fully barrier-free. It can be navigated with a narrow folding wheelchair, but one section requires visitors to stand and take a few steps with handrail support.

Planning Your Visit to Invisible Exhibition

For visitors to the Invisible Exhibition, please note that reservations are necessary for the English tour. Entry is based on timed groups, and it is advised to purchase your tickets at least 30 minutes before your scheduled tour time, or prior to the last group's departure. If you intend to explore the visible part of the exhibition, plan to arrive at least 30 minutes before your tour is set to begin.

Visitor Profile for Invisible Exhibition

The Invisible Exhibition in Prague offers a unique, interactive experience suitable for families, student groups, and other organized groups. This sensory journey focuses on understanding life without sight, relying on touch, hearing, smell, and balance during an approximately 90-minute guided tour. Visitors will spend a significant portion of their visit in complete darkness, engaging in practical challenges that foster empathy. Due to its timed-entry format, reservations are recommended to ensure participation in this immersive and educational program.

Invisible Exhibition Photos

The images of the Invisible Exhibition in Prague offer a preview of its unique sensory journey. You'll see participants engaged with blindfolds and white canes, emphasizing the interactive nature of the experience where touch and sound guide navigation. Photos also highlight tactile signage and the presence of visually impaired guides, reflecting the exhibition's immersive focus on understanding life without sight.

A woman with a blindfold and white cane stands on a cobblestone street in front of a building, surrounded by black signs with Braille and text reading 'NEVIDITELNÁ VÝSTAVA'.
People wearing blindfolds navigating a maze of black barriers with Braille and text reading 'NEVIDITELNÁ VÝSTAVA' in a park.
People in a dark room with blindfolds and others observing, surrounded by illuminated text panels on the walls.
close-up of a person wearing a black blindfold with 'invisible exhibition' text and braille
Woman smiling and waving behind a table with a yellow box and small jars in a public space
A person wearing a black blindfold with 'INVISIBLE EXHIBITION' text, standing outdoors with greenery in the background.
A young girl wearing a black blindfold with white text and a pink shirt, standing in front of a black banner with white text that reads 'NEVIDITELNÁ VÝSTAVA'.
person in dark environment wearing t-shirt with text 'NEVĎITELNÁ VÝSTAVA PRAHA' and Braille
close-up of braille chart with czech letters on black background
Two people riding a blue tandem bicycle on a grassy field in a park
Prague

Find Prague Museums: Your Comprehensive Search for Cultural Attractions

Discover art, history, and science museums in Prague.

Explore diverse collections and find specific institutions that match your interests. Easily locate renowned galleries, historical sites, and unique exhibits to plan your cultural journey through Prague.

Explore Invisible Exhibition with Prague
Guides, visitor info, and museum details in Prague
Find everything about Invisible Exhibition in one place, including tickets, opening hours, current exhibitions, location details, visitor tips, nearby attractions, and the latest museum updates. Use these pages to plan your visit, discover what to see, and get practical information before you go.
Discover nearby museums similar to Invisible Exhibition in Prague and plan your next cultural stop with confidence.
These recommendations prioritize real proximity to Invisible Exhibition and help you find high-fit alternatives faster across Prague.
Use this curated list to compare museums near Invisible Exhibition without opening multiple search pages. Each card gives you fast visual context and direct access to key details so you can decide quickly. If you are building a full day in Prague, this section helps you chain nearby visits with less planning effort.