A multi-functional space that not only serves to an exhibition space, it also serves to be a space for free expression. Previously an industrial factory that was used to produce wagons, to one that produced aircrafts and even one that was involved in plumbing. It was recently revamped in this century as art became more relevant and important in this time and age. Its name originating from a Greek word “doxa” meaning to see things from a different perspective. It is absolutely apt as it seeks to challenge perspectives and introduce refreshing ideas.

Presenting contemporary art, it is now an up and coming space that infuses minimalist features in its design. Featuring absolutely relevant and thought-provoking pieces, DOX has truly set the bar in Czech Republic for art aficionados or even amateur appreciators to enjoy. Ranging from video, sculpture and paintings, the range of art and themes it addresses are beyond what you expect. Be sure to check out the terrace where you can enjoy some delicious café food, whilst taking in the view of Prague from up here. Before you go, you must head into the large, 42 metre zeppelin, made entirely out of wood, it is placed above DOX. Meant to be space for discussion of literature and readings, the zeppelin has long been seen as a symbol of optimism in one’s ideals and advancements. Get ready for your dreams and ideas to take off at DOX, where you are pushed and prodded beyond your limits, challenging what you are often used to.