Located in the heart of Prague, this art gallery has a huge collection by leading artists from Russia, Georgia, Armenia, and Ukraine, and specializes in East European Art. Expect tons of watercolor, encaustic, charcoal and oil paintings as well as other works from names such as Mikora, Kavshbaya and Gepp. The gallery also hosts exhibitions, events and auctions from time to time, which include the works of upcoming artists.

At the National Gallery in Prague you can witness the moody landscapes of Jan Preisler, the mind-blowing abstracts of Frantisek Kupka and the meditative canvases of Vladimir Kokolia, to name but a few. There is also a small collection of Western European paintings by Picasso, Braque, Klimt and others. Two or three temporary exhibits of Czech or foreign work are usually always on show and these are often among the best in town. The National Gallery in Prague is not confined to a single building, instead it's exhibits are spread out at various sites, though the main modern art exhibits are housed at Veletržní Palác.

The Chemistry Gallery is a chic and contemporary art gallery that regularly hosts artistic events. The gallery features an interesting mix of art shows, exhibitions, workshops and presentations and has a strong focus on contemporary and up-and-coming artists. Check the website for details of upcoming shows and events.

This church, located on the grounds of Strahov Monastery, is one of the city's most unusual. It is a tall, slender combination of Renaissance, baroque and Gothic styles. It is used by a successful Slovak art dealer to house one of his three Prague galleries. Regular sales exhibitions feature accessible modern art of the corporate boardroom variety, as well as masters such as Dali, Braque and Picasso. Don't forget to bring your check book!

Representing Czech culture through contemporary art is what DOX is all about. Perception of things, Doxa in Greek is inspiration to the name DOX, and true to its meaning, the paintings, photography, architecture, design and sculpture, form major part of this institution that is flocked by art lovers. Some exhibits involve new media including films which makes DOX even more fascinating for its visitors. The museum also includes a bookstore with a wide range of books on architecture and art, and there is a cafe here as well, so if you get hungry you know where to go.