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Exhibitions at Old Town Hall and Astronomical Clock, Prague

Discover what's on display at this historic Prague landmark.

The Old Town Hall and Astronomical Clock in Prague often host various exhibitions, offering visitors deeper insights into its history, architecture, and cultural significance. These displays can range from temporary installations to rotating historical showcases. Understand the types of exhibitions typically featured at this iconic landmark.

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8 exhibitions on now
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Mark Dion: Cabinet of Electrical Curiosities Permanent Art Installation
Permanent exhibition

Mark Dion: Cabinet of Electrical Curiosities Permanent Art Installation

Discover site-specific art featuring artifacts from Kunsthalle Praha's history.

Experience Mark Dion's ongoing installation exploring the history of Kunsthalle Praha's site. See how industrial artifacts tell the story of the Zenger electrical substation's transformation into a cultural hub.

Mark Dion Exhibition
Interior of the Pinkas Synagogue in Prague, with walls covered in handwritten names of victims from the Terezín concentration camp, part of the Children's Drawings from Terezín 1942-1944 exhibition.
Permanent exhibition

Children's Drawings from Terezín 1942-1944: A Permanent Prague Exhibition

Poignant artworks commemorating Terezín child prisoners at Pinkas Synagogue.

Explore over 4,000 original drawings by children from the Terezín concentration camp. This powerful exhibition at the Prague Jewish Museum offers a moving insight into their wartime experiences and serves as their enduring commemoration.

Terezín Children's Drawings
Watercolor illustration of a dramatic opera scene from Verdi's Nabucco, depicting King Nebuchadnezzar and the captives in ancient Babylon with a grand chorus and expressive figures.
From Feb 15, 2024

Nabucco by Verdi: Powerful Opera Exploring Babylon's History and Freedom

Dramatic tale of ancient Israelites' struggle with King Nebuchadnezzar II.

Experience Giuseppe Verdi's celebrated opera, renowned for its phenomenal chorus scenes and impassioned arias. This historical drama masterfully weaves themes of power, betrayal, and the quest for freedom.

Nabucco Opera
A watercolor illustration of dancers from the ballet Coppélia interacting with a mechanical doll, set against a whimsical village backdrop with purple hues.
From Jun 2, 2026

Coppélia Ballet: A Mesmerising Comic Performance in Prague's State Opera

Ronald Hynd's acclaimed revival of the enchanting romantic ballet.

Discover the charming tale of Doctor Coppélius and his life-size doll in this celebrated ballet. Coppélia is a delightful production, perfect for experiencing the vibrant arts scene in Prague. Prepare for a performance filled with music, dance, and a happy conclusion.

Coppélia Ballet
A watercolor illustration of a classical music concert featuring a soprano and a string quartet performing on stage under warm lighting, evoking an artistic atmosphere.
From May 24, 2026

Prague Spring 2026: Barbara Hannigan & Belcea Quartet Classical Music Performance

Featuring acclaimed soprano Barbara Hannigan with the Belcea String Quartet.

This Prague Spring 2026 event highlights Artist-in-Residence Barbara Hannigan alongside the Belcea Quartet. The program features masterworks by Webern, Mozart, Hindemith, and Schönberg, offering a rich exploration of classical and contemporary chamber music.

Event Details
A watercolor illustration of a grand concert hall performance of Hector Berlioz's 'La Damnation de Faust' at the Prague Spring festival, featuring a conductor, orchestra, choir, and audience in a dramatic purple-hued setting.
From May 25, 2026

Prague Spring 2026: Hector Berlioz's La Damnation de Faust Concert Opera

A dramatic musical legend featuring leading Prague choirs and orchestra.

This concert performance at the Prague Spring festival offers a powerful rendition of Berlioz's 'La Damnation de Faust'. Featuring the Prague Symphony Orchestra and acclaimed choirs, it's a significant classical music event for 2026. Find details and ticketing information on the official festival website.

La Damnation de Faust
Watercolor illustration of a classical music concert in a grand hall, featuring an orchestra and choir on stage under warm lighting, evoking the atmosphere of the Prague Spring festival.
From May 21, 2026

Prague Spring 2026: J. J. Ryba's Stabat Mater performed by Helsinki Baroque Orchestra

A captivating evening of historical sacred classical music compositions.

Join the Helsinki Baroque Orchestra and Purcell Choir for a performance of sacred works. The program features compositions by Antonio Casimir Cartellieri and Jakub Jan Ryba, culminating in Ryba's Stabat Mater. Discover a rich selection of classical and choral music from the 18th and 19th centuries.

Stabat Mater Concert
A watercolor illustration of a female conductor leading an orchestra in a grand concert hall, with musicians playing string instruments under warm stage lighting.
From May 18, 2026

Prague Spring Debut 2026: Classical Music Festival Concert with Ondřej Soukup

Featuring conductor Ondřej Soukup and Prague Philharmonia.

Experience the Prague Spring Debut 2026, a showcase of young Czech conducting talent. Ondřej Soukup conducts the Prague Philharmonia, exploring musical dance rhythms and celebrating American composers. Find details and ticket information via the official festival website.

Prague Spring Debut
Current and ongoing exhibitions
What you can see right now at Old Town Hall and Astronomical Clock
Browse ongoing exhibitions currently available at Old Town Hall and Astronomical Clock, including active installations and permanent displays open to visitors in Prague.
Mark Dion: Cabinet of Electrical Curiosities Permanent Art Installation
Permanent exhibition

Mark Dion: Cabinet of Electrical Curiosities Permanent Art Installation

Discover site-specific art featuring artifacts from Kunsthalle Praha's history.

Experience Mark Dion's ongoing installation exploring the history of Kunsthalle Praha's site. See how industrial artifacts tell the story of the Zenger electrical substation's transformation into a cultural hub.

Mark Dion Exhibition
Interior of the Pinkas Synagogue in Prague, with walls covered in handwritten names of victims from the Terezín concentration camp, part of the Children's Drawings from Terezín 1942-1944 exhibition.
Permanent exhibition

Children's Drawings from Terezín 1942-1944: A Permanent Prague Exhibition

Poignant artworks commemorating Terezín child prisoners at Pinkas Synagogue.

Explore over 4,000 original drawings by children from the Terezín concentration camp. This powerful exhibition at the Prague Jewish Museum offers a moving insight into their wartime experiences and serves as their enduring commemoration.

Terezín Children's Drawings
Watercolor illustration of a dramatic opera scene from Verdi's Nabucco, depicting King Nebuchadnezzar and the captives in ancient Babylon with a grand chorus and expressive figures.
From Feb 15, 2024

Nabucco by Verdi: Powerful Opera Exploring Babylon's History and Freedom

Dramatic tale of ancient Israelites' struggle with King Nebuchadnezzar II.

Experience Giuseppe Verdi's celebrated opera, renowned for its phenomenal chorus scenes and impassioned arias. This historical drama masterfully weaves themes of power, betrayal, and the quest for freedom.

Nabucco Opera
A watercolor illustration of dancers from the ballet Coppélia interacting with a mechanical doll, set against a whimsical village backdrop with purple hues.
From Jun 2, 2026

Coppélia Ballet: A Mesmerising Comic Performance in Prague's State Opera

Ronald Hynd's acclaimed revival of the enchanting romantic ballet.

Discover the charming tale of Doctor Coppélius and his life-size doll in this celebrated ballet. Coppélia is a delightful production, perfect for experiencing the vibrant arts scene in Prague. Prepare for a performance filled with music, dance, and a happy conclusion.

Coppélia Ballet
A watercolor illustration of a classical music concert featuring a soprano and a string quartet performing on stage under warm lighting, evoking an artistic atmosphere.
From May 24, 2026

Prague Spring 2026: Barbara Hannigan & Belcea Quartet Classical Music Performance

Featuring acclaimed soprano Barbara Hannigan with the Belcea String Quartet.

This Prague Spring 2026 event highlights Artist-in-Residence Barbara Hannigan alongside the Belcea Quartet. The program features masterworks by Webern, Mozart, Hindemith, and Schönberg, offering a rich exploration of classical and contemporary chamber music.

Event Details
A watercolor illustration of a grand concert hall performance of Hector Berlioz's 'La Damnation de Faust' at the Prague Spring festival, featuring a conductor, orchestra, choir, and audience in a dramatic purple-hued setting.
From May 25, 2026

Prague Spring 2026: Hector Berlioz's La Damnation de Faust Concert Opera

A dramatic musical legend featuring leading Prague choirs and orchestra.

This concert performance at the Prague Spring festival offers a powerful rendition of Berlioz's 'La Damnation de Faust'. Featuring the Prague Symphony Orchestra and acclaimed choirs, it's a significant classical music event for 2026. Find details and ticketing information on the official festival website.

La Damnation de Faust
Watercolor illustration of a classical music concert in a grand hall, featuring an orchestra and choir on stage under warm lighting, evoking the atmosphere of the Prague Spring festival.
From May 21, 2026

Prague Spring 2026: J. J. Ryba's Stabat Mater performed by Helsinki Baroque Orchestra

A captivating evening of historical sacred classical music compositions.

Join the Helsinki Baroque Orchestra and Purcell Choir for a performance of sacred works. The program features compositions by Antonio Casimir Cartellieri and Jakub Jan Ryba, culminating in Ryba's Stabat Mater. Discover a rich selection of classical and choral music from the 18th and 19th centuries.

Stabat Mater Concert
A watercolor illustration of a female conductor leading an orchestra in a grand concert hall, with musicians playing string instruments under warm stage lighting.
From May 18, 2026

Prague Spring Debut 2026: Classical Music Festival Concert with Ondřej Soukup

Featuring conductor Ondřej Soukup and Prague Philharmonia.

Experience the Prague Spring Debut 2026, a showcase of young Czech conducting talent. Ondřej Soukup conducts the Prague Philharmonia, exploring musical dance rhythms and celebrating American composers. Find details and ticket information via the official festival website.

Prague Spring Debut
Past exhibitions archive
Recently completed shows at Old Town Hall and Astronomical Clock
Review past exhibitions from Old Town Hall and Astronomical Clock to understand previous themes, curatorial direction, and the museum’s recent program history in Prague.
Watercolor illustration of ballet dancers performing on stage in a grand theater, inspired by George Balanchine's 'Who Cares?', with purple hues evoking the 1930s era.
Jun 18, 2026 – Jul 1, 2026

Who Cares? A George Balanchine Double Bill Ballet Performance

Two dynamic neoclassical ballets set to 20th-century music.

Experience George Balanchine's 'Who Cares?', a celebrated neoclassical ballet, alongside his abstract 'Brahms-Schoenberg Quartet'. This vibrant double bill showcases dynamic energy and influential 20th-century music, honoring a pivotal choreographer.

Who Cares? Performance
Watercolor illustration of a classical music concert in an ornate concert hall, featuring a pianist at a grand piano, a conductor leading an orchestra, and an audience in the balconies.
Jun 1, 2026 – Jun 1, 2026

Prague Spring 2026: Sternath, Shani & Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestral Concert

Featuring a notable Czech debut and 19th-century musical masterpieces.

Delve into the Prague Spring 2026 festival with an evening of celebrated classical compositions. Witness the Czech debut of pianist Lukas Sternath, conducted by Lahav Shani, performing works from Schumann, Brahms, and Wagenaar.

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A watercolor illustration of a violinist and pianist performing classical music in a grand concert hall with purple and gold accents.
May 31, 2026 – May 31, 2026

Prague Spring 2026: Dvořák's Romance Featuring Violin and Piano Concert

Jiří Vodička and David Mareček perform Dvořák's chamber works.

Discover the beautiful violin and piano compositions of Antonín Dvořák at this special Prague Spring 2026 performance. The program highlights his Romantic Pieces and F major Sonata, presented by Jiří Vodička and David Mareček.

Dvořák's Romance Concert
A watercolor illustration of children and families enjoying a vibrant outdoor festival at St. Agnes' Convent, featuring musical instruments, art supplies, and joyful interactions in a garden setting.
May 30, 2026 – May 30, 2026

Prague Spring 2026 SpringTEEN: Family Festival with Music and Creative Workshops

Engaging performances and hands-on ateliers at St. Agnes' Convent.

This festival day by Prague Spring offers young audiences and their families creative workshops and concerts. Explore diverse genres like classical, film, jazz, and electronic music in an interactive setting. It's a perfect cultural experience for all ages.

SpringTEEN Festival
A watercolor illustration of a contemporary classical music concert with musicians performing on stage, inspired by East Asian aesthetics and marketplace atmospheres, featuring string instruments and percussion under purple and blue hues.
May 30, 2026 – May 30, 2026

Prague Spring 2026 Concert: Ensemble Modern II Performing East Asian Inspired Music

Featuring Unsuk Chin's 'Gougalōn' and new Czech & Slovak works.

The Prague Spring festival presents Ensemble Modern II in a captivating concert. The program highlights works drawing inspiration from East Asian cultures, including pieces by Unsuk Chin and Ondřej Adámek. Enjoy four world premieres by acclaimed Czech and Slovak composers.

Concert Details
Watercolor illustration of Ensemble Modern performing contemporary classical music by Unsuk Chin, featuring percussion instruments on stage under a purple-lit concert hall.
May 29, 2026 – May 29, 2026

Prague Spring 2026 Concert: Ensemble Modern Performs Unsuk Chin and World Premiere

A compelling evening of contemporary classical music and percussion artistry.

Discover Ensemble Modern's performance at Prague Spring Festival. This program features acclaimed composer Unsuk Chin, a new commission world premiere by Michal Nejtek, and the dynamic exploration of percussion instruments. Learn about this exciting contemporary music event.

Concert Event
A watercolor illustration of a symphony orchestra performing in a grand concert hall, with a conductor leading musicians playing strings, woodwinds, and brass instruments.
May 28, 2026 – May 28, 2026

Prague Spring 2026: Experience Haydn's 'The Creation' with Renowned Orchestra and Choir

Featuring conductor Václav Luks and acclaimed vocal soloists.

Immerse yourself in Joseph Haydn's monumental 'The Creation', presented by the world-renowned Orchestra and Choir of the Age of Enlightenment. Conducted by Václav Luks, this concert offers a profound journey into classical music. Find full details and concert specifics.

The Creation Concert
Watercolor illustration of a classical music concert in a grand hall, featuring a conductor leading an orchestra on stage with an audience in the foreground, evoking the atmosphere of the Prague Spring 2026 festival.
May 26, 2026 – May 26, 2026

Prague Spring 2026: Barbara Hannigan & Czech Philharmonic Classical Music Concert

Featuring soprano and conductor Barbara Hannigan with the Czech Philharmonic.

Join Barbara Hannigan and the Czech Philharmonic for an evening of classical and contemporary pieces. This Prague Spring festival concert explores diverse works by composers such as Ives, Haydn, Schoenberg, and Gershwin.

Concert Details
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