Signal Space is a large digital art gallery inside the historic Old Town Market Hall in central Prague.
This guide was updated in June 2026. Every ticket now includes a second exhibition, Dream On! Where It All Began, which traces the origins of the Signal Festival and isn’t mentioned in older write-ups of the gallery. In 2026, Signal Space also won the InAVation Award for Project of the Year, alongside winners like teamLab Abu Dhabi. You can book through GetYourGuide to choose your time slot before you travel.
Signal Space quick facts
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | Rytířská 10, Prague 1, Czechia |
| Hours | Weekdays 10am–8pm; weekends 9am–8pm; last entry 7:15pm |
| Standard adult ticket (weekday) | CZK 399 |
| Standard adult ticket (weekend) | CZK 439 |
| Children under 3 | Free |
| Nearest metro | Můstek (Lines A and B), short walk |
| Typical visit | 60–90 minutes |
Why book Signal Space tickets?
- 🏛️ Award-winning in 2026: named Project of the Year at the InAVation Awards, alongside teamLab Abu Dhabi.
- 🎟️ Two exhibitions, one ticket: Dream On! Where It All Began is now included with every Echoes of Tomorrow ticket.
- 🌿 Housed under a historic dome: the gallery fills a Neo-Renaissance market hall built in 1896.
- 📜 Free audio guide in ten languages: included with every ticket through the Cabinet of Wonders app.
- 💰 Under-3s go free: the youngest visitors don’t pay a thing.
Signal Space opening hours
Signal Space opens at 10am on weekdays and 9am on weekends, closing at 8pm every day. Last entry to the main exhibition is 7:15pm, and 6:15pm for Signal Playground. Hours occasionally shift for private events, so it’s worth checking the website’s opening hours page before you travel.
Signal Space ticket prices
| Ticket | Mon–Fri | Sat–Sun |
|---|---|---|
| Adult | CZK 399 | CZK 439 |
| Student / senior (65+) | CZK 259 | CZK 289 |
| Child (4–15) | CZK 209 | CZK 219 |
| Children under 3 | Free | Free |
These are the official prices in Czech korunas for the Echoes of Tomorrow exhibition, which includes Dream On! Where It All Began. Standard tickets are cheaper on weekdays than at weekends, while Open tickets cost a flat CZK 499 and stay valid for 40 days without a fixed time slot. Booking in advance through GetYourGuide secures your slot, since admission is divided into timed entries. Students, seniors, and children aged 4 to 15 all pay a reduced rate, and children under 3 always go free.
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Getting to Signal Space
By metro: Můstek station (Lines A and B) is a short walk from the gallery.
By tram: The Národní třída stop (trams 6, 9, 18, 22) or Václavské náměstí stop (trams 3, 9, 14, 24, 26) both work well.
By car: Parking is available at the Palladium or Kotva car parks nearby.
On foot: The gallery is a short walk from Wenceslas Square, inside the old Market Hall on Rytířská.
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Signal Space parking
Signal Space has no parking of its own, since it’s in a pedestrian-friendly part of central Prague. The nearest options are the Palladium and Kotva car parks, both a short walk from the entrance.
How long to spend at Signal Space
Most visitors spend 60 to 90 minutes inside, though there’s no fixed route, so you can linger as long as you like in any installation. Add extra time if you’re also visiting Signal Playground with children.
Signal Space accessibility
Signal Space is wheelchair accessible throughout, and staff are on hand to help if needed. Visitors with disabilities can bring one accompanying carer for free, with proof shown on entry. Strollers aren’t allowed inside the darker exhibition spaces, though small children can be carried in a baby carrier instead, and staff will look after the stroller at the entrance.
What to see at Signal Space
Echoes of Tomorrow: This main exhibition fills the historic Market Hall with eight large-scale light installations from artists including Zach Lieberman, Quayola and Max Cooper, exploring how visions of the future echo in the present.
Dream On! Where It All Began: Included with every ticket, this exhibition traces the origins of the Signal Festival, now the Czech Republic’s largest cultural event and the inspiration behind Signal Space itself.
The Infinity Room: Mirrored surfaces and 360-degree projections surround visitors in this installation, designed for a fully immersive, disorientating effect.
Signal Playground: This separate children’s zone adds digital pinball, a drawing table and a movement area, recommended for ages 3 to 10.
Space Break café: After the exhibition, this futuristic lounge serves drinks and snacks among more digital visuals, a good spot to pause before browsing the Space Objects shop.
Signal Space practical visitor tips
| Tip | Detail |
|---|---|
| Book a weekday slot to save money | Standard tickets cost less Monday to Friday than at weekends. |
| Download the audio guide before you arrive | The free Cabinet of Wonders app has ten languages, including English and Czech. |
| Leave the stroller at the entrance | Strollers aren’t allowed inside; bring a baby carrier for younger children instead. |
| Check the light-sensitivity warning | Some installations use strobes and rapid flashing, which may affect photosensitive visitors. |
| Travel light | Large bags and backpacks must go in the cloakroom before you enter. |
Signal Space FAQ
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What’s included with my ticket? | Both Echoes of Tomorrow and the Dream On! Where It All Began exhibition. |
| How long does a visit take? | Most visitors spend 60 to 90 minutes inside. |
| Is Signal Space wheelchair accessible? | Yes, throughout, with staff on hand to help if needed. |
| Can I bring a stroller? | No, strollers must be left at the entrance; a baby carrier is allowed instead. |
| What’s the difference between Standard, Open and Skip the Line tickets? | Standard tickets are cheapest but fixed to a time slot; Open and Skip the Line cost more but offer more flexible, priority entry. |
Things to do near Signal Space
Lumia Gallery: A short walk away on Celetná street, this is another large immersive digital art gallery, with a mirror maze and large-format video projections.
Museum of Senses: Also a short walk away, this museum has more than 50 interactive illusions and sensory exhibits.
Illusion Art Museum Prague: A combined ticket covers this museum and Signal Space, valid for 40 days across both venues.
Old Town Square: A short walk away, home to the Astronomical Clock and the Gothic spires of the Church of Our Lady before Týn.
Wenceslas Square: Just around the corner, this long boulevard is lined with shops, hotels and the National Museum at its head.
What to visit tomorrow near Signal Space
Genuine immersive digital art galleries of this scale are rare outside Prague, so this list broadens to hands-on science and discovery centres within reach by car.
Techmania Science Center, Plzeň: About an hour’s drive away, this hands-on science centre has its own planetarium and 3D cinema.
iQLANDIA, Liberec: About an hour and a half’s drive away, this science centre has more than 400 interactive exhibits and a humanoid robot.
VIDA! Science Centre, Brno: About two and a half hours’ drive away, a touch-everything science centre with rockets, tornados and a giant heart you can make beat.
More Prague travel
Other Prague travel guides on Planet Whitley include:
- Prague’s Old Town Hall Tower: A visitor guide.
- The thoroughly enjoyable rebirth of the Karlin neighbourhood.
- Exploring Vinohrady, Prague’s most elegant neighbourhood.
- Plan your visit to the Mucha Museum and the Museum of Communism.
- Prague Zoo visitor guide: How much do tickets cost, and when is it open?
