Nouveau Cubism

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Learn about 20th-century Prague on a 3-hour art nouveau and cubist architecture walking tour led by a historian guide. Familiarize yourself with the distinctive features and social history of the revolutionary architectural styles by visiting such landmarks as Municipal House and Lucerna Music Bar.

Embark on a captivating journey through the artistic soul of Prague with our Art Nouveau and Cubism walking tour! See a different angle of the city that is off-the-beaten path and nevertheless beautiful. Uncover the city's hidden treasures as you explore the iconic Central Train Station, a masterpiece of Art Nouveau design. Immerse yourself in the opulent beauty of the Municipal House, where every detail tells a story of artistic brilliance. Discover the avant-garde House at the Black Madonna, a Cubist gem breaking conventional boundaries. With each step, our expert guide unveils the captivating tales behind these architectural wonders. Don't miss this chance to witness Prague's unique blend of Art Nouveau and Cubism – travel in time to the golden era of the early 20th century.

Let your private guide show you not only the most known buildings of Cubism and Art Nouveau buildings in Prague city center but also the less known. In other words, only the local person can show you hidden corners and magnificent buildings. Cubism and Art Nouveau were not that popular architectural streams at the beginning of 20th century. Yet there are some. The architecture in Prague is just wonderful – learn more about it and see the city in the different perspective.

Discover 20th-century Prague on a private 3-hour art nouveau and Cubist architecture walking tour, led by a historian guide. Learn about the distinctive architectural styles and the social context in which they emerged by visiting such art nouveau gems as the Municipal house and Lucerna Music Bar.

Walk in the historical district of Prague with a local guide and learn about the architectural styles from earliest (Romanesque – 12th century) to Cubism and Art Nouveau (beg. of 20th century) in the never destroyed city center. Differentiate between the styles, learn about their development, where the styles came from, and what are their typical signs. Meet the guide in your hotel and walk around Wenceslas Square, Old Town Square, Republic Square, Jewish district, New Town, and the Charles Bridge.

Prague is considered as an architectural pearl, celebrated for its renowned, well-preserved historical centre featuring a unique collection of buildings registered on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1992. The unbelievable architectural diversity in Prague is also unique. This tour will guide you through the streets of the historic centre of the Czech capital, and focuses on the predominant styles between 1890-1925: art-nouveau, cubism and rondocubism aka Czech Art Deco.

Venture through the Centre Pompidou with an art expert, excited to share their passion for numerous important works housed in this important museum. On this private group tour, you will explore Europe’s largest collection of 20th-century art, including works by Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, Max Ernst, Salvador Dali, Man Ray, Wassily Kandinsky, and Marcel Duchamp. Discover new works of the 21st century in the contemporary collections continuing the long French tradition of representing living artist within its’ institutions. See works by Yves Klein, Gerhard Richter, Mike Kelley, Andy Warhol, Annette Messager, Robert Rauschenberg, and Francis Bacon. On the 5th floor, you will get an in-depth understanding of the movements that compose modernism. On the 4th floor venture though the contemporary art collection and the Pompidou’s interpretation of which artists are relevant today.

There is far more to Prague, though , than the Royal Route.Come and explore it with me, whether you are in Prague for the first time or the fifts. Be sure to wear good walking shoes and charge your camera or phone before walking out the door.I will guarantee you will find something picture-worthy along the way. Náplavka, our first stop, is Prague´s most popular promenade –  you can walk ride your bike, feed the swans, chat with friends, visit a sauna or gallery on the water, have a coffee or a drink, or just sit and observe the ever-changing colours of the sky over the river. From spring to autumn, various events take place here – concerts, food festivals and dance evenings,as well as the regular Saturday farmer´s market,one of the most popular in Prague. Fans of modern architecture will be impressed by the Kovařovic Villa, which is a masterpiece of Czech Cubism, a world rarity.