Kampa: The Artistic Heart of Prague

Kampa Island, settled along the Vltava River, is a vital piece of Prague's cultural landscape. Did you know it was once farmland in the 13th century?

This area is home to the historic Sovovský mlýn, marking the island's transformation from agricultural roots to a center of art and culture. Notably, Kampa has significance linked to the river, with unique architecture and evolving landscapes shaped by past floods.

Must-See Wonders

🎨 Modern Art Galore: The Kampa Museum boasts an impressive collection of contemporary art, featuring works by Czech and international artists.

🌳 Scenic River Views: Enjoy peaceful walks along the Vltava, surrounded by charming green spaces and cafes.

🚣‍♀️ Prague’s Venice: Experience the quaint charm of the Čertovka stream with its picturesque canals and small boats.

Access to Kampa is free, making it ideal for tourists, families, and art enthusiasts seeking a serene escape from the city bustle.