How long will the Invisible Exhibition be located at the New Town Hall?
The Invisible Exhibition will remain at its current location in the New Town Hall until at least the end of the year 2026.
Here you'll find answers to the most common questions about visiting the Invisible Exhibition in Prague. This page provides practical advice to help you prepare for your unique interactive tour through darkness. We aim to address typical visitor concerns, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience.

The Invisible Exhibition will remain at its current location in the New Town Hall until at least the end of the year 2026.
Pets are not permitted on the tour, in the visible exhibition area, or at the reception. This policy is in place due to safety concerns, the potential for pets to hinder orientation, and capacity limitations.
The Invisible Exhibition functions as a protected workplace. Funds generated from ticket sales directly cover the exhibition's operational costs and the salaries of its visually impaired and blind guides, directly supporting them.
Tours conducted in foreign languages incur an additional fee of 50 CZK per person and require prior reservation.
Adult admission to Invisible Exhibition is 300 CZK, while student and senior tickets are available for 250 CZK.
Yes, family tickets for two adults and three children cost 850 CZK, and group tickets are available for 200 CZK per person.
Children under seven years of age receive free admission to Invisible Exhibition.
Student and senior tickets are offered at a discounted rate of 250 CZK.
There are currently no listed special opening hours or holiday closures for Invisible Exhibition.
Invisible Exhibition closes at 19:00 every day of the week.
On weekends, Invisible Exhibition welcomes visitors from 10:00 to 19:00.
Invisible Exhibition is open from 12:00 to 19:00 Monday to Friday, and from 10:00 to 19:00 on Saturdays and Sundays.
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.
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.
The dark part of the exhibition, which lasts an hour in complete darkness with a guide, is not recommended for visitors with autism or ADHD. Guides manage groups and cannot provide individual attention to a single visitor requiring special care.
As the tour at the Invisible Exhibition takes place in complete darkness, it is crucial for all visitors to clearly understand the guide's verbal instructions. This may present a challenge for hearing-impaired visitors.
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.
For the dark part of the exhibition, groups are limited to a maximum of 8 people, with new groups departing every fifteen minutes. While one group is in the dark section, other parts of the group can explore the light area, which features games and aids for the visually impaired.
You can contact Invisible Exhibition for general enquiries and reservations via email at [email protected] or by phone at +420/777 787 064. Specific email addresses are also available for press and marketing, and for franchise information.
For general enquiries and reservations at Invisible Exhibition, you can use the email address [email protected].
For press and marketing related inquiries for Invisible Exhibition, please send an email to [email protected].
Yes, for franchise information regarding Invisible Exhibition, please send an email to [email protected].
The phone number for general enquiries and reservations at Invisible Exhibition is +420/777 787 064. Phone support is available during the exhibition's opening hours.
Large luggage can be securely stored at the reception. Smaller bags, handbags, and jackets must be locked in the provided lockers within the changing room before you enter the dark part of the exhibition.
During the 60-minute tour in complete darkness, dropped items such as glasses, keys, or phones are virtually impossible to find as the dark section cannot be lit. Additionally, jackets and bags can snag on exhibits, potentially causing damage or injury.
Yes, it is possible to experience both the Invisible Exhibition tour and a wine tasting on the same day. Both the tour and the tasting each last one hour. If the tasting begins at 7:00 PM, the latest possible tour booking would be 5:30 PM.
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.
Yes, gift tickets can be bought directly at the Invisible Exhibition's reception, allowing the recipient to choose their visit date and time. Alternatively, you can purchase an online ticket for a specific date as a gift.
Yes, tours at the Invisible Exhibition are offered in English, Spanish, and Russian, in addition to Czech. A special surcharge of 50 CZK per person applies for foreign language tours, and contacting the exhibition in advance is advised.
Public tour slots may be temporarily unavailable if the Invisible Exhibition is hosting special events such as tastings, team building, or private company functions, which block regular public access times.
Yes, entry to the Invisible Exhibition is based on timed groups, and reservations are necessary specifically for the English tour.
Information regarding parking availability at the Invisible Exhibition, including whether it is paid or free, is not provided in the available details.
The entrance to the Invisible Exhibition is located from Vodičkova street at Novoměstská radnice – New Town Hall.
If you wish to see the visible part of the exhibition, please make sure to arrive at least 30 minutes before your scheduled tour begins.
It is advised to purchase your tickets at least 30 minutes before your scheduled tour, or before the last group starts. This ensures your entry slot.
Bicycles cannot be stored within the premises of the Invisible Exhibition. You may leave your bicycle in the town hall courtyard, but please note there are no stands, and the venue does not take responsibility for it.
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