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accessible CAMP
We believe that architecture and the city concern us all. That is why we want to be a place where truly anyone can come—regardless of age, experience, or individual needs. As a subsidized organization of the City of Prague, we view accessibility as a natural and integral part of our work. We design our programs, tours, and exhibitions so that people feel comfortable here and can participate in the way that suits them best.
Explore CAMP on your phone or computer. The multimedia guide with information about CAMP is available in Czech and Czech Sign Language with Czech subtitles.
where to find us
We are located in the grounds of the Emmaus Abbey, just a few steps from Charles Square and Prague's Embankment. You can find us in one of the "Prager's Cubes", named after the prominent Czech architect Karel Prager, who also designed the New Stage of the National Theater and the former Federal Assembly building.
adress
Vyšehradská 51, Prague 2, Emmaus Monastery
map
metro
3-minute walk
line B, Karlovo náměstí station
tram
1-minute walk
Moráň stop
tram
3-minute walk
Palackého náměstí stop
bus
1-minute walk
Karlovo náměstí stop
bike
Use the bike rack right outside the entrance.
car
There are designated parking spaces for disabled visitors on site. The nearest paid parking is on Charles Square.
Download the itinerary to CAMP (there and back) and a description of the interior spaces (in Czech).
for wheelchair users
Our spaces are fully accessible. There are designated parking spaces for disabled visitors on site. The exhibition can be reached via a ramp leading to the Black Hall, which also provides access to the amphitheater for lectures. An accessible toilet is available within the IPR building.
mechanical wheelchair
If needed, you can borrow a manual wheelchair from us. Please ask our staff, and they will prepare one for you.
parking
There are designated accessible parking spaces on site. When arriving, please call us at +420 770 141 547 and we will open the barrier for you.
site tours
We regularly organize tours of the Prager's Cubes. The program includes a visit to the first floor of the building, which can be accessed by stairs or elevator. A small elevator is available in the building (door: 70 cm, cabin: 93 × 110 cm). You can use the elevator with a manual wheelchair; space is limited for larger or electric wheelchairs. Our staff will be happy to assist you if needed.
Capacity for visitors in wheelchairs is limited to a maximum of 2 people per tour.
Download the CAMP floor plan.
for deaf visitors
We strive to adapt our program for deaf and hard-of-hearing visitors. We therefore provide Czech Sign Language interpretation for selected events. We also use transcription, both professional and machine-generated. Many visitors will also appreciate that part of our facility is equipped with an induction loop.
Czech Sign Language
For selected events, we offer translation into Czech Sign Language (CzSL). Selected videos from our archive also include interpretation.
induction loop
The venues are equipped with an induction loop (the amphitheater and the White Hall). For better sound quality, switch your hearing aids to T-coil mode. In the Black Hall, you can use an individual induction loop. You can obtain one from the staff.
transcription
For selected events, we provide professional live transcription. For other events, you can use machine transcription in the Beey app. Open the app on your mobile device to follow what is being said at the event in real time. You can view the transcript using the QR code displayed on the screen before the event begins, or via this link. If needed, you can also contact our staff.
for blind visitors
We use tactile aids—ranging from various maps and floor plans to more complex models. Right at the entrance to CAMP, you’ll find a tactile model of Prager’s Cubes. Some information is available in Braille. We are constantly working to expand our selection of tactile materials for you.
Braille
Selected information about CAMP and the current exhibition is available in Braille and large-print format. You can find it at the information desk.
tactile maps
We have tactile maps and materials available—such as railway and metro maps (including Line D) or maps of future development. We are also gradually preparing maps of tram lines and Prague neighborhoods.
tactile models
We regularly print tactile models for tours of Prague buildings and for our exhibitions, which are available to visitors here. Thanks to these, you can explore both famous and lesser-known Prague buildings up close. In addition to the model of Prager’s Cubes, you can also view models of the New Stage of the National Theater, the Drn building on Národní třída, the Dancing House, the Hvězda residential complex, and the Czech Radio Studio House.
dog assistance
Your dogs are welcome, not just assistance animals. A water bowl is available in the café.
for international visitors
We’re here for international visitors as well. We regularly host events in English. As part of the Urban Talks series, we invite leading figures in global architecture and urban planning. We prepare an international guide within the Bloomberg Connects app. You can use the Beey machine translation tool.
Bloomberg Connects
You can plan your visit and explore our exhibitions and building right on your phone using the Bloomberg Connects app. There you’ll find multimedia tours and additional content related to our program. The app also takes you behind the scenes of current exhibitions, offers an archive of past ones, and guides you through the modernist building from the 1970s where we’re located.
Tours are available in Czech and English, with the option to translate into more than 40 other languages.
AI translation
The Beey app allows you to choose between the original language transcription and an automatic translation into English (if the event is in Czech) or into Czech (if it is in English). This means it can also be used by international visitors or those who prefer to follow the content in Czech or English during the event.
You can access the translation using the QR code that will be displayed on the screen before the event begins, or via this link.
regular program
Admission to CAMP, including the exhibition, café, bookstore, and reading room, is free, and no ticket is required. The vast majority of our events are also free, but you must reserve a ticket on the GoOut portal. We always describe the available accessibility measures for each event in our program.
for deaf
Once or twice a month, we provide interpretation into Czech Sign Language (CzSL) for our events.
for deaf
Live transcription
Once or twice a month, selected programs are live transcribed in Czech.
for blind
Tactile tours
Every quarter, in addition to tactile tours of the exhibition and CAMP, we also organize walks with tactile materials.
for parents with children
For kids big and small
For children, we organize weekend workshops, walks, clubs, and day camps. For schools, we offer exhibition tours and workshops. In the marked drawers next to our library, you’ll find building sets, games, and art supplies available to borrow.
for seniors
Regardless of age
Seniors are welcome to attend lectures, discussions, guided tours, and rides. In addition, we regularly organize walks for them, for example in collaboration with the Elpida Educational and Cultural Center.
for groups
Book a visit
Are you interested in an accessible tour of the exhibition? Or would you like to arrange a specific event with us that includes special measures? Fill out our reservation form and we will contact you.
Do you have any other questions about accessibility? Write to us.
Hana Rabasová, Accessibility Coordinator
rabasova@ipr.praha.eu