Exposition of Czech modern art of the 19th and 20th centuries. There is a gallery focused on large-scale exhibition projects, and the Opus magnum exhibition format, which presents extraordinary works of Czech and foreign art. There is a café.

Operation of a permanent photographic gallery, holding exhibitions of photographs and the results of art projects. Organisation of the annual festival Chebské dvorky. We organize cultural and social events for professional and general public, children and youth. We also organize workshops and symposia for artists and photographers.

Nabídka promítání filmů.

We run a gallery.

The gallery is set in the historic surroundings of the famous colonnade of the Mariánské Lázně. The special appeal of this happy coincidence lies in the combination of 19th Century architecture with modern art. The gallery's programme focuses on contemporary art with an international dimension.

We organize exhibitions of various artistic genres, seminars and educational events. The premises are equipped with multimedia technology, exhibition panels, computer, projector and sound system. There are 40 seats, a kitchen and tables.

A cultural attraction that allows all visitors to soak up the festive atmosphere whenever they want. There is a Christmas museum with a collection of Christmas decorations, nativity scenes, and a bell museum. There is also a museum of teddy bears of all kinds and sizes. There is also the possibility of sitting in a romantic café.

Creative centre - gallery and exhibitions, design shop/eshop, possibility to attend a workshop or lecture. It includes an adjacent underpass: an unconventional exhibition area directly interacting with passers-by.

We present original works of artists from all over the world. We work with artists and designers to create works according to individual specifications. We also offer advice on the selection of artworks for private collections, exhibitions and commercial projects.

The Becher Villa Interactive Gallery is a vibrant centre for contemporary visual arts and creative education. The historic surroundings of the Art Nouveau villa, which Gustav Becher had built as his family residence in 1914, invite discovery, creation and the sharing of experiences across generations.