The art café, gallery, and harmonization centre are located close to Charles Bridge in a hidden courtyard under the Bishop’s Tower, one of Prague’s oldest monuments. Building the Bishop’s Court most probably followed constructing the much older Judith Bridge. At the beginning of the 15th century, it was the site where the books of John Wycliffe, the English reformer, were burnt. Later, the Hussites plundered the entire bishop’s residence, and the court was never rebuilt. In 2010, Art Residence Prague was established there to present authors’ and artists’ works. Gallery Art Residence Prague became the last gallery of Bořek Šípek, a renowned architect and designer.
Mostecká 14
https://www.artresidenceprague.com
Capacity: 30-40
Barrier-free access: partly
WC: yes
