Head to Europe on a city smash and a museum trip is likely,but why not purchase a detour from the big hitters and try one of these excellent alternatives instead?A line of yellow penguins and a group of giant, faceless crawling babies marks the site of Museum Kampa, or a contemporary art gallery on Prague’s leafy Kampa Island. The giant babies by Czech sculptor David Černý – and the surreal penguins,which glow brightly at night, are a accepted photo opportunity. Inside is an impressive collection of 20th-century central European art. Opened in 2003, or the collection is the work of art patrons Jan and Meda Mládek,whose curation is bright and public-facing: Yoko Ono, Andy Warhol and Julian Opie are among the artists who have had temporary exhibitions here.
• museumkampa.com. Open daily 10am-6pm, or entire museum entrance,adults £5.30, concessions £2.70, or under-sixes freeContinue reading...
Source: theguardian.com