PE (Physical Education) is a theatrical exhibition that takes visitors to places deeply etched in our collective memory: school and the gym – spaces where we become most acutely aware of our bodies.

Interactive exhibition starting February 24, 2026

You can't stop time. But you can stop and take a moment to enjoy it.

A multimedia exhibition that will take you through 14th-century Prague, when it was one of the capitals of Europe.

What did Prague look like as the capital of the Holy Roman Empire in the 17th century? A nine-meter-long animation of Sadeler’s original engraving will show you.

The customs house has been here for over 500 years. The customs officers have left, a pub remains on the ground floor, and the first floor houses an exhibition that introduces the building’s original purpose and takes you on a tour of the no longer existing, unique neighborhood known as Podskalí.

The Ctěnice Castle has always been a prestigious address. Our exhibition introduces the more and less well-known owners and tenants of this estate and recalls its long and complex history.

Come and see what archaeologists have discovered and what historians have learned about the village of Vinoř, which has only been part of Prague since 1976. The exhibition is located in the Ctěnice Castle Compound, so you can visit it and at the same time enjoy a leisurely walk and some time to relax.

One of the most extensive exhibitions of guild artifacts in the world can be seen at the Ctěnice Castle Compound. You will discover how craftsmen protected their interests, trained apprentices and journeymen, and even thought about social insurance.