A concise history of Cubism in Czech Republic through print, architecture, furnishing and decorative art pieces. Those who are into design will find this fascinating. I spent about 45 mins here. I read all the large information panels and spent longer looking at those exhibits that interested me. I discovered a map showing other Cubism architectural places of interest around the city. Unfortunately I was at the end of my time in Prague, so I did not get to see these. Cafe on the first floor looked very inviting, less crowded than cafe below and more authentic. The place is very quiet, with a selection of exhibits that fully demonstrate the importance of Cubism in the Czech Republic. It is not a big museum, but it is beautifully curated.

Small museum but very nice exhibitions. When visiting, grab a free map which shows location of cubist buildings in the Prague center and visit them all 👍 after seeing the exhibitions, refresh yourselves with an egg Benedict at the Grand Café Orient on the first floor, which is furnished in the cubist style and has a nice terrace (cash only).

Well, let’s start with the house. It is unbelievable! Do not hesitate to enter, climb the unique staircase and enjoy the exhibition of Czech Cubism. On the way back do not miss the café on the first floor (this is the real cubist style one; not the café on the ground floor).