Prague: Private Prague Art Nouveau and Cubism Tour
New Town, Prague, Prague
Travel back in time to Prague of the early 20th century, when Prague was a rich industrial city with bold architects and open-minded investors, creating a modernist city like no other.
Highlights
- Modernist architecture landmarks
- 20th century cultural history and context
- Explore Prague’s history through a local perspective
Description
This guided tour starts at Prague's recently reconstructed Central Train Station from 1909 and covers architectonic jewels of the Belle Epoque in New Town.
Your knowledgeable guide explains the evolution of Art Nouveau from 19th century styles, its revolutionary impact, and its role as the foundation of modern aesthetics and architecture. You will also learn how cubism emerged as a reaction against Art Nouveau and its decline after World War I.
The tour reveals architectural details and stories often missed by visitors, focusing on an era that is accessible yet historically rich. You will understand how modern architects preserved Prague’s architectural heritage by building on its ancient legacy.
Ideal for repeat visitors or those staying a week, this route explores alternative sites alongside well-known landmarks. After touring central Prague, the group takes public transport to a remote area near Vyšehrad fortress, where daring cubist architecture can be seen in a unique setting.
The tour concludes near a tram stop for an easy return to downtown Prague. Public transport tickets are included in the price.
Includes
- Public transportation tickets
Booking Tips
Cancel up to 24 hours before for a full refund. Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring weather-appropriate clothing for the outdoor portions. The best time for the tour is during daylight hours to fully appreciate architectural details.
