Vincent van Gogh
30 September 2026 – 17 January 2027 | SPORT MALL Bratislava
The Vincent van Gogh exhibition presents the work of one of the best-known representatives of Post-Impressionism through large-scale projections. Visitors can experience more than 400 of Van Gogh’s works and learn more about his art and life.
The Vincent van Gogh exhibition presents the work of one of the best-known representatives of Post-Impressionism through large-scale projections. Visitors can experience more than 400 of Van Gogh’s works and learn more about his art and life.
The projections feature works created during the final years of Van Gogh’s life, particularly in Arles, Saint-Rémy and Auvers-sur-Oise, where the artist worked between 1888 and 1890. Paintings such as The Starry Night, Sunflowers and Flowering Fields are presented on screens up to 18 metres wide and more than 4 metres high.
The exhibition also tells the story of Johanna “Jo” van Gogh-Bonger, the wife of Vincent’s brother Theo, who played an important role in preserving and promoting his artistic legacy. An audio guide in Slovak, English and German is available as part of the exhibition.
The exhibition is suitable both for visitors interested in art and for those without previous knowledge of art history.
Practical information
Venue: SPORT MALL Bratislava, Hodonínska 27, Bratislava
Dates: 30 September 2026 – 17 January 2027
Opening hours:
Monday – Friday: 09:00–19:00
Saturday – Sunday and public holidays: 09:30–19:00
Recommended visit duration: approximately 90 minutes
There is no fixed time limit for the visit, and you can stay at the exhibition until closing time.
An audio guide in Slovak, English and German is included in the ticket price. Children up to 5 years old enter free of charge. Family tickets, tickets for visitors with disabilities and FLEXI tickets without a fixed date or time are also available.
The VIP ticket includes priority entry to the exhibition, priority access to the cinema and VR attractions, and one token for a VR attraction. It is valid until the end of the exhibition, on 17 January 2027.
Tickets: Online tickets are available for a specific date and time slot. The selected time indicates when you should arrive at the exhibition, not how long you can stay.
