Artworks in front of the Prague Congress Centre

Art District
Vyšehrad

The promenade in front of the Prague Congress Centre (PCC) towards Vyšehrad represents a unique public space with a spectacular view of the historical center of Prague and the potential to attract hundreds of people who pass by daily on their way to the Vyšehrad metro station on line C.
The Art District Vyšehrad project aims to restore everyday cultural events and social activities to the northern terrace and the surrounding area of the PCC. Some events also take place inside the Prague Congress Centre building.

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PRIMAL RITUAL

Free entry through entrance no. 5, open Monday to Friday from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM.
The interactive light installation Primal Ritual allows you to co-create an artistically expressed flow of spacetime in real time. Things evolve over time. The current state of reality is similar to the previous one, and the next one will likely be similar to the current one. One state retroactively influences the other. Feedback. All progress is fractally interconnected. The universe appears as a complex feedback loop. Two mirrors/moments standing opposite each other. Absolute feedback. Using technology, we breathtakingly open a magical gate and enter the symbolic realm of infinity.

Exhibition FROM PAKUL TO PRAGUE CONGRESS CENTRE

Free entry through entrance no. 5, open Monday to Friday from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM.
Discover the history of the Prague Congress Centre building through a short exhibition prepared by the Caban brothers to celebrate the building's 40th anniversary. Learn why there are 200 artworks inside the building and much more. Over a million spectators have applauded the musical Dracula at the PCC. Statesmen such as Barack Obama and Václav Havel have met here, and even Mikhail Gorbachev visited. Astronomers here demoted Pluto from its planetary status. Performers like Elton John and Bob Dylan have brought audiences to their feet, and international congresses attract tens of thousands of people from around the world. View photos.

Sculpture Line Praha

Around the Prague Congress Centre, you can annually discover sculptures and art objects by leading domestic and international creators as part of the open-air SCULPTURE LINE festival. The aim of the exhibition is to enliven and enrich public spaces, offering a new perspective on the city and the artworks themselves, both to residents and visitors.
Sculpture Line Praha (15 )

Open House Prague

The Prague Congress Centre regularly opens its doors to the public as part of the Open House festival. The aim of the festival is to reveal the hidden architectural gems of the city, providing the general public with a unique opportunity to explore the interiors of buildings that are usually inaccessible. The latest 10th anniversary edition of the festival took place from May 13 to 19, 2024, during which 115 buildings and spaces were opened for free over the weekend.
Open House Praha (16 )

KCP Art

The aim of the KCP Art project is to revive cultural and social life at the Prague Congress Centre. With its impressive views of Prague, excellent transport accessibility, technical facilities, and dozens of halls, it provides an ideal setting for events of this nature. KCP Art is a joint project of Mozart Production and the Prague Congress Centre. Mozart Production is a cultural production company with nearly thirty years of tradition in organizing cultural events and gatherings. One of our successful projects included three gala concerts by the Karel Vlach Orchestra: April 2024, December 2023, and April 2023.

National Cultural Monument Vyšehrad

The Prague Congress Centre is a long-term partner of the National Cultural Monument Vyšehrad and collaborates with this organization to revitalize the surrounding areas. We are also seeking opportunities to introduce Vyšehrad to congress and conference participants, showcasing this unique site in Prague. Here is the calendar of events planned at Vyšehrad.

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Art District Vyšehrad KOMA modules

Various exhibitions in temporarily installed KOMA modules with the aim to enrich the passers-by. Since the summer of 2020, the modules have been rented to artists and technology companies for their presentation, to Czech winemakers, or served as a café with a pleasant seating area overlooking not only Prague Castle. This event lasted for 1 year.
KOMA moduls (5 )

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