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Masarykovo nábřeží 250/1, Prague 1 Tram Jiráskovo náměstí
The iconic functionalist space of the Mánes Exhibition Hall (Mánes Gallery) was built at the turn of the 1920s and 1930s by the architect Otakar Novotný for the Mánes Association of Fine Artists and hosted large exhibiton of such names as Max Švabinský, Toyen, Emil Filla, as well as Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dalí and Frank Lloyd Wright. While the long history of this building placed on the Prague waterfront belonged mainly to the great names of the fine arts, through the Czech Design Week festival Mánes Gallery annually presents the public with leading designers, as well as new discoveries and talents of the design scene.
Website:
www.manes.cz
Na Poříčí 1554/52, Prague 8 Metro Florenc
The main building of the Prague City Museum at Florenc was constructed between 1896 and 1898 to a design by architect Antonín Balšánek as a representative setting for the collections and history of the capital. The Neo-Renaissance building, whose façade features symbolic decoration by sculptor Ladislav Šaloun, also incorporates original architectural fragments from demolished Prague houses, recalling the transformation of the city around the turn of the 20th century. Following an extensive reconstruction carried out between 2020 and 2025, the building reopened to the public and, during this year’s Czech Design Week, will for the first time host the New Generation exhibition, presenting a selection from the emerging generation of Czech and Slovak design and art.
Website:
www.muzeumprahy.cz
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Týnská 630/6, Prague 1
Metro Náměstí Republiky
The House at the Golden Ring is one of the most remarkable historic buildings in Prague’s Old Town. Located close to the Týn Courtyard, it developed through the gradual merging of older Gothic structures, whose origins are still reflected in its 13th-century cellars, fragments of wall paintings and later Renaissance elements. During this year’s Czech Design Week, the house will become one of the festival’s main venues, with a programme prepared in collaboration with the Prague City Museum, ABC magazine and the Hollarka art school, connecting its layered history with contemporary illustration, design and the work of an emerging generation.
Website:
www.muzeumprahy.cz
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U Páté baterie 50, Praha 6 Tram Vojenská nemocnice (1,2)
Rothmayer Villa was built between 1928 and 1929 as the family home of architect Otto Rothmayer, a student and close collaborator of Jože Plečnik during the transformation of Prague Castle. Its restrained architecture, distinguished by a characteristic cylindrical staircase, preserves authentic interiors and the architect’s personal collection, while his wife, the prominent textile artist Božena Rothmayerová, also had her studio here. An inseparable part of the villa is its mysterious garden, repeatedly captured in photographs by Josef Sudek. During this year’s Czech Design Week, the villa, managed by the Prague City Museum, will become one of the festival venues.
Websites:
www.bara.cz
Národní 1, Prague 1
Tram Národní divadlo
The iconic café opposite the National Theatre has been one of the meeting places of important personalities not only of the Czech cultural scene since the First Republic. The café, located halfway between the Mánes Gallery and the Clam-Gallas Palace, will host, among other things, the work of selected leading young designers during the Czech Design Week festival.
Website:
www.cafeslavia.cz
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Spálená 212/22, Praha 1 Metro & Tram station Národní třída
Shopping Station Quadrio is a modern shopping and dining centre in the heart of Prague, directly connected to Národní třída metro station. Its location links the historic city centre with everyday urban life, offering a place for shopping, dining and relaxation. During Czech Design Week 2026, Quadrio becomes one of the stops along the festival route, providing visitors with a dedicated relaxation zone for a short break between individual venues.
Websites:
www.quadrio.cz
Stankovského 1200/46, Čelákovice
Czech Design Week belongs to Prague, but one of this year’s exceptional venues is well worth a short trip beyond the city to Čelákovice. Volman Villa, one of the most significant functionalist buildings of its time, was designed in the late 1930s by architects Jiří Štursa and Karel Janů for industrialist Josef Volman and his family. Until the end of September, the villa also hosts Without End or Beginning, an exhibition by photographer Alžběta Jungrová created specifically for the house and engaging with its history, atmosphere and the stories its inhabitants never had the chance to live.
Admission to Volman Villa is not included in the Czech Design Week ticket. Tickets must be purchased separately via the villa’s website, vilavolman.cz.
Websites:
www.vilavolman.cz
Dušní 10, Praha 1 Tram Právnická fakulta
Bang & Olufsen has represented the finest in Danish design and uncompromising sound quality since 1925. The iconic brand uniquely combines innovative technology, precise craftsmanship and premium materials, resulting in timeless objects that transcend conventional audio design. Its first Prague showroom, Bang & Olufsen Praha Staré Město, located at Dušní 10, invites visitors to discover this distinctive world. Experience a space where clean Nordic aesthetics meet exceptional acoustics, and where high-end audio becomes an integral part of sophisticated interior design.
Websites:
www.bostore.cz
Velkopřevorské nám. 4, Praha 1 Metro Malostranská
Artisème is a destination dedicated to design, celebrating exceptional craftsmanship and the rich tradition of Czech makers while also presenting a carefully curated selection of contemporary European design. Through its collection of handcrafted objects, Artisème connects timeless craft traditions with a contemporary design perspective. It places emphasis on authentic craftsmanship, the stories behind individual pieces and objects created with the ambition to last.
As part of Czech Design Week 2026, Artisème presents an exhibition of work by glass artist Hana Vopravilová.
Websites:
www.artiseme.cz
Bachmačské nám. 7, Praha 6 Metro Hradčanská
Ademi shop & café is a concept that brings together contemporary design, fashion, local creativity and specialty coffee. The space features original work by ADEMI Studio alongside a carefully selected range of Czech and international brands, design accessories and a cosy café. It is a place to enjoy a good coffee, discover new labels and take home something beautiful.
Websites:
www.ademishopacafe.cz
Kozí 3, Praha 1
Via Concept Store is a multibrand store in the heart of Prague that has been presenting a selection of international and local brands since 2022, with an emphasis on quality, originality and timeless design. Its range brings together fashion, footwear, accessories, fragrances and interior objects, creating a space where design becomes a means of personal expression. Many of the represented brands are available exclusively here in the Czech Republic.
During Czech Design Week 2026, Via Concept Store will also present the work of Sandra Brecka, who will exhibit a selection of her paintings.
Websites:
www.viaconcept.store
Havelská 517/14, Prague 1 Metro Můstek
THE DESIGN is a concept store, contemporary art sales gallery and café in Prague’s historic centre. It presents a curated selection of Czech and international designers, artists and craftspeople across a range of media, creating a space for everyday encounters with local creativity and cultural exchange. The venue also includes a café set within a former pharmacy, complete with a quiet courtyard garden.
During Czech Design Week 2026, THE DESIGN hosts Apollo’s Tropic by Néphéli Barbas and Martin Herold, an exhibition that explores architecture as a living archive of time and traces of everyday life through painting, objects and spatial installations.
Websites:
www.thedesign.cz
Mečislavova 307/2, Praha 4 Tram zast. Horky
Společnost Etna se specializuje na komplexní řešení osvětlení – od návrhu a projektové dokumentace až po realizaci a následný servis. Je výhradním zastoupením italské značky iGuzzini pro český trh. V showroomu v Nuslích si můžete prohlédnout širokou nabídku interiérových i venkovních svítidel a konzultovat konkrétní možnosti osvětlení pro váš projekt.
Webové stránky:
www.etna.cz
Naskové 1189/1 (PARVI CIBULKA Jednotka G), Praha 5
Representative boutique of leading Czech designer and glass artist František Jungvirt for meetings with clients and partners is located in the residential complex Parvi Cibulka in Košíře, Prague. Here you will find the author's wide portfolio, from hand-blown vases in small or limited editions to collectibles and bespoke products of the author.
Studio visit possible by prior arrangement
Websites:
www.frantisekjungvirt.com
Nekázanka 858/3, Praha 1 Tram Jindřišská
The iconic Czech PRIM watch is a symbol of quality and timeless design. Nowadays, the focus is mainly on mechanical watches, including a movement of its own design, which is inherited in the family from generation to generation. Their boutique can be found in the center of Prague in Nekázanka Street near Wenceslas Square
Websites:
www.prim.cz
Václavské nám. 826/25, Praha 1 Metro Můstek
KLIMCHI Boutique je první kamenný obchod české sklářské značky KLIMCHI v Česku. Sídlí na Václavském náměstí v prostorách hotelu W Prague, který vznikl citlivou rekonstrukcí někdejšího Grand Hotelu Evropa. Boutique představuje výběr ručně foukaného českého skla napříč kolekcemi a více než třiceti barevnými variantami.
Webové stránky:
www.klimchi.cz
Metropole Zličín, Praha Metro Zličín
Xiaomi patří mezi přední světové značky chytrých technologií a vedle smartphonů rozvíjí široký ekosystém produktů pro každodenní život a chytrou domácnost. Xiaomi Store v Metropoli Zličín se stal první značkovou prodejnou Xiaomi v Praze a nabízí možnost poznat jednotlivá zařízení přímo v jejich vzájemném propojení. Pražskou síť značky dnes doplňuje také Xiaomi Store ve Westfield Černý Most.
Webové stránky:
www.mi.com/cz
