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The Italian Cultural Institute in Prague opens the “Archive of Italian Creativity” exhibition, which continues until October 28, sponsored by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, and celebrates the development of Italian creativity across various fields, with a special focus on fashion, crafts and design.

New stop after Oslo, Warsaw and Krakow

The exhibition, which arrived in Prague after stops in Oslo, Warsaw and Krakow, presents Italian creativity as a living heritage that combines memory and contemporaneity.

Pieces from ancient Rome alongside contemporary fashions

In addition to artifacts from ancient Rome from the collections of the National Archaeological Museum in Naples, it includes works and certificates that shed light on fashion, contemporary art, theatre, design and handicrafts, in a review of the journey of Italian creativity and its ability to renew across generations.

What matters to Arab tourists in Prague?
The exhibition may seem like a purely Italian cultural event, but in reality it is a valuable opportunity for those visiting Prague this fall. The Czech city, which receives an increasing number of Gulf tourists, adds to its usual tours of the old bridge and the castle, a creative experience that combines Italian fashion and Roman ruins in one place.

This type of exhibition reflects the growth of what is known as “cultural tourism,” where the Arab tourist is no longer only looking for famous destinations, but rather for specific experiences that enrich his trip. The holding of the exhibition in Prague specifically indicates the city's transformation into a prominent European cultural station, making it an option worth considering for those planning a multi-city European tour this season.