Welcome to the centre of culture, innovation, art, science and education in the heart of Prague! Kampus Hybernská is a joint project between the City of Prague and the Charles University aimed at exploring new ways of cooperation. Students, artists, scientists, researchers, innovators, and the general public meet here to enrich each other and form new relations and projects, or just to enjoy the cultural program.
Kampus Hybernská serves as a platform for public discussion, where academic experts present current topics and encourage visitors to actively engage in the debate. Our aim is to bridge the gap between theory and practice and to find specific solutions to problems. We promote education and entrepreneurship and ensure a varied and rich program that reflects the diverse interests and needs of our community.
Culture and the arts are not just a leisure time filler for us. We place them alongside science and research as an equal creative products; culture and science are intertwined in Kampus to create a provocative environment that can respond immediately to current social discourse and inspire unexpected encounters and ideas.
Sustainability is an important part of the project; green is not only found in the courtyards of the Kampus, but also in our program. We emphasize the principles of circular economy and look for ways in which scientists, artists or students can contribute together to address climate challenges.
A characteristic feature of Kampus Hybernska is its openness and accessibility. Most of our events are free, thanks to the financial support of Charles University and the City of Prague. This initiative allows us to bring the knowledge gained in the academic environment back into society and to refresh the centre of Prague with an artistic and cultural program for all.
We emphasize inclusion, respect for gender issues and free identification of our visitors. We believe that awareness and education are key elements in building a safe space, so we organize events focused on these topics to promote diversity and understanding in society.
Kampus Hybernská offers people living in Prague a home and an extension of their home. You will find here a cozy café, circular workshop, playground and shared workspaces.
The history of the buildings at today's Hybernská 4 dates back to the 14th century. Read interesting facts about the building's past and information about the development of Kampus Hybernská, as the place has been called for the last few years, since the project of the same name has been operating here.
In C.0 HYB4 Galerie we present works by both established and emerging artists. HYB4 Art Studios in Building A serve as art studios.
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In the first part of our series, we introduce a trio connected by something perhaps unexpected. Each of them comes from a different background, works with a different medium, and explores different themes. Yet, they all operate in a space where reality begins to blur with imagination, memories, myths, or what remains hidden at first glance.
What do a rapper paying tribute to a late beatmaker, a Slovak multi-instrumentalist awarded by an international jazz jury, and a painter who compares his canvases to a Balkan disco have in common? All three met at Kampus Hybernská in the first half of 2026. And that was just the beginning. The HYB4 Gallery took home the 2025 VIZIUM award, four exhibitions rotated through C.0, and Kampus opened its own art studios for the first time. Read our overview of the first six months of the year. You can find what we have planned for the summer at the end of the article. And there is plenty to look forward to.
Kampus Hybernská is entering a new phase of its development. After nearly two years of preparation, a major reconstruction of the courtyard at Hybernská 4 will begin in the autumn of 2026, transforming the currently paved inner courtyard into a model example of blue-green infrastructure in the heart of Prague's historic center. For Kampus, whose DNA has been built on circularity and sustainability from day one, this is the natural culmination of a nine-year journey.
The open call for the new HYB4 Art Studios residency program generated significant interest. Twenty-seven individuals and collectives from various artistic disciplines applied, ranging from visual arts, audiovisual and performance work to experimental cross-media projects. An expert committee selected nine whose work stood out for its quality, originality, and clarity of artistic vision.
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