Virtual Exhibitions

The exhibition features the production of stove tiles and tiled stoves during the Late Middle Ages and early modern times. It also presents a pottery workshop in Truhlářská Street in Prague’s New Town, discovered during archaeological research of the former George of Poděbrady barracks at the Republic Square in the years 2003–2006, and its owner – the burgher of Prague and master potter Adam Špaček. Created by Moderní historie, s.r.o. for the City of Prague Museum.

Conservators are usually hidden from visitors; the public is not familiar with their job which is a variable and complex activity that incorporates various skills and knowledge and which often requires interdisciplinary cooperation. The Conserved Past exhibition seeks to expound on some processes of ceramics, metal, paper, textile, and wood conservation. Moreover, the exhibition presents new methods, such as 3D scanning of objects, as well as participation in the education of the incoming generation of conservators. Created by Moderní historie, s.r.o. for the City of Prague Museum.

Virtual Exhibition will introduce medieval textile and dyeing crafts during the 14th and 15th centuries. The process of textile origin as well as various production processes will be explained, and the equipment of weaving and dyeing workshops will be presented. In addition, various types of textiles, their practical use for everyday life, and the historic fashion of the inhabitants of the New Town of Prague in the High Middle Ages will be presented. Created by Moderní historie, s.r.o. for the City of Prague Museum.

The presentation shows designs for the new Prague City Museum building at Těšnov created by the students of the Prague’s Faculty of Architecture (CTU), namely the studios of the architects Roman Koucký and Ladislav Lábus. The inspirational designs for a modern museum building on the site of the former Těšnov Station point out a crucial issue: it was clear already in 1900 when the current museum building opened at Florenc that it would not be sufficient for the museum’s needs. Created by Moderní historie, s.r.o. for the City of Prague Museum.

The exhibition presents the course of the Prague events of November and December 1989 through posters, leaflets, photographs, and film shots. Visitors can see the main events and their players who actively contributed to the dismantling of the totalitarian political system. The exhibition covers the period of the political transformation in Czechoslovakia from 17 November to 29 December 1989. Created by Moderní historie, s.r.o. for the City of Prague Museum.

The City of Prague Museum prepared a virtual tour of the exhibition The History of Floods in Prague to mark the 15th anniversary of the flood in August 2002. You have a unique opportunity to revisit the exhibition which presented the flood and its impact on city life over the millennium including the last flood of Prague in 2013. Created by moderní historie, s.r.o. for the City of Prague Museum.

The eighth exhibition about the quarters of Prague is available in virtual form, providing you with an opportunity to take a look into Strašnice which was affected by almost every siege and war in the capital of the Kingdom of Bohemia. Created by moderní historie, s.r.o. for the City of Prague Museum.