Mucha Foundation Art Museum
The official Mucha museum in the Savarin Palace on Příkopy, with more than eighty works from the collection of the artist’s family.
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About the museum
Alfons Mucha (1860–1939), a native of Ivančice in South Moravia, became famous in Paris around 1900 for posters of the actress Sarah Bernhardt and became a leading figure of Art Nouveau. After returning to his homeland he created the cycle of twenty monumental paintings “The Slav Epic”, in which he expressed his vision of the kinship of the nations.
After the artist’s death, his family sought to preserve the legacy of his work. In 1992 the Mucha Foundation was therefore established; it was founded by his grandson John Mucha and is now led by his great-grandson Marcus Mucha. The foundation organises exhibitions around the world, and it also stands behind the new Prague museum, which according to its website is the only official museum dedicated to Mucha and supported by his family.
The museum is located in the Savarin Palace on Na Příkopě in the centre of Prague, between Wenceslas Square and Jindřišská Street. The palace is undergoing extensive reconstruction, with a plan to open its gardens to the public as well. The exhibition space in the Baroque palace was designed by the architect Eva Jiřičná. The permanent exhibition is titled “Secese a utopie” (Art Nouveau and Utopia), and in 2025 it first presented selected works from the artist’s family collections, some of which had never been shown in public before.
The exhibition is divided into four circuits: Mucha a jeho domovina (Mucha and His Homeland), le style Mucha a secese (le style Mucha and Art Nouveau), Mucha vizionář (Mucha the Visionary) and Slovanská epopej (The Slav Epic). Besides paintings, posters, drawings, books and photographs, it includes immersive and digital projections. The museum combines originals with lithographs and facsimiles of drawings, and each work is labelled with a caption in Czech and English.
Highlights
- More than eighty works from the collections of the Alfons Mucha family
- Posters from the Paris period and Art Nouveau graphics
- Immersive and digital projections on Mucha’s life and work
- Section on the Slav Epic
- Exhibition space designed by Eva Jiřičná in the Savarin Palace
Permanent exhibition
- Mucha Foundation Art Museum: Secese a utopie – The exhibition traces Mucha’s path from his Moravian beginnings, through his fame in Paris, to the Slav Epic, and presents paintings, posters, drawings, books and photographs from family collections.
- Founded
- 2025
- Operated by
- Mucha Trust
Admission & discounts
| Adults | 350 Kč |
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| Reduced | 250 Kčseniors (65+) and students |
| Children & teens | freefree up to age 10 · Children under 10 enter free. |
| Seniors | 250 KčSeniors from 65 years. |
| Students & apprentices | 250 Kč |
Tickets can be bought online in advance.
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible
- Elevator
- Accessible restroom: no information
- Accessible parking: no information
- Service dogs welcome: no information
- Tactile models & exhibits: no information
- Sign language tours: no information
- Easy-to-read materials: no information
- Audio description: no information
A lift is available for seniors, visitors with pushchairs and people with reduced mobility; to use it, the reception must be contacted, who will arrange access.
Kids & families
| Kids’ admission | free up to age 10 |
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- Stroller-friendly
The lift is also intended for visitors with pushchairs; children under 10 enter free.
Getting there & parking
By public transit
Metro lines A and B, Můstek station; metro line B, Náměstí Republiky station.
The Savarin Palace stands on Na Příkopě between Wenceslas Square and Jindřišská Street.
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