Museum and exhibition on the history of public transport in Prague. More than forty historical vehicles and many other exhibits, models, photographs, historical documents, tickets and plans are presented here.

We offer a permanent exhibition of musical instruments, mainly electric guitars of Czechoslovak production and selected keyboard instruments. We also organize short-term exhibitions. We provide information service for professionals and the general public. We collect and archive written documents, audio-visual recordings, etc.

The main mission of the centre is to promote modern Prague interwar and post-war architecture, residential culture, applied arts and lifestyle, represented in different ways in the two buildings, in close connection with two important villas - Müller and Rothmayer.

The studio of František Bílek is open to visitors in the villa. In part of the building there is a permanent exhibition which, in addition to the original interior furnishings, also presents Bílek's works from his peak creative period.

The national cultural monument was designed by architect Adolf Loos and built for the family of František Müller. It houses a study and documentation centre for researchers. The Raumplan space concept was used in the construction. The interior is in the spirit of modern functionalism and classical English style.

The old sewage treatment plant is an important document of the history of architecture, technology and water management. It was built between 1901 and 1906 and served until 1967. Today it is a national cultural monument and open to the public. Unique are the preserved working steam engines from 1903.

We operate a church museum and archive.

We operate a literary museum. We provide protection of museum collections. We carry out scientific research. We acquire, permanently preserve, process and make accessible collections of documents on the development of literature in the Czech lands. We organize and art exhibitions and programs for the public. We offer space rentals.

We take care of collections of Czech art of the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries, a number of public sculptures in Prague, including the sculptures of Charles Bridge. The exhibition programme is oriented towards the presentation of Czech and foreign art of the period and introducing the public to the work of contemporary artists.