01

Arrival Day

Check into Hotel : Meet and greet 4pm at Hotel - light refreshments

1st Group Dinner (8pm) 

Students arrive from various locations and check into accommodation after 4pm.

02

21 Sept

Orientation & Charles Bridge

Morning          

Introduction and orientation. Walk to Charles Bridge, St. Francis of Assisi Church

Afternoon

  • Begin sketching project, instruction

Evening

  • Art History Talk #1: “Prague in the Gothic & Baroque Imagination”  John Luna

03

22 Sept

Morning

  • Sketching project work: Instructor Alexandra Chertif 

Afternoon

  • Mucha Museum Visit

    onsite lecture/discussion*

  • The Astronomical Clock

Late Afternoon:

  • optional sketching and feedback session

free evening

04

23 Sept

National Gallery

Morning

  • Guided sketching at Old Town Square

Afternoon

  • National Gallery Prague

Late Afternoon:

  • optional sketching and feedback session

    free evening

05

24 Sept

Riverside + Letná Park

Morning

  • Vltava riverside sketching : Instructor Alexandra Chertif

Lunch break

Afternoon

Art History Talk #2: Colour

Colour Theory

Late Afternoon:

  • optional sketching and feedback session

Evening:

2nd Group Dinner

06

25 Sept

Prague Castle & St Vitus Cathedral, Kafka Museum

Morning

  • Walk to Prague Castle and St. Vitus Cathedral, sketching on location

Lunch Break

Afternoon:

  • Kafka Museum

Late Afternoon:

  • optional sketching and feedback session

Free evening

07

26 Sept

Sketching Session & Sharing

Morning

  • Final sketching and illustration : Instructor Alexandra Chertif

Afternoon

  • Group sharing, feedback, and closing reflections

Evening :

  • 3rd Group Dinner and farewells

08

27 Sept

Departure – Students leave Cube Hotel by 11am

Where We’ll Stay

Hotel CUBE enjoys a privileged location in the heart of Prague, surrounded by the city’s most significant cultural and architectural landmarks. The National Theatre, Žofín Palace, the Dancing House, and the Mánes Exhibition Hall are all within immediate proximity. Old Town Square with the Astronomical Clock, Charles Bridge, Wenceslas Square, Národní třída, and the Vltava riverbanks are all easily reached on foot.

An integral part of the guest experience is the culinary offering located within the hotel building. The Michelin Bib Gourmand–awarded restaurant ALMA presents contemporary Czech cuisine rooted in seasonality and regional provenance. For guests who value authenticity, craftsmanship, and a sense of place, dining at ALMA is a natural extension of the stay.