To say that CAMP is a gallery would be an understatement. CAMP is this and much more. This brutalist-style architecture and city planning center is an inviting space to reflect on how cities are built and how they could be.
After visiting their captivating English-friendly interactive exhibitions for free, don’t miss out on their great selection of books, unique souvenirs and all things architecture in the shop. The café area is a great place to study, work or maybe even enjoy your fresh purchase from their bookstore.
Make sure to also check their program as CAMP hosts several events, workshops and screenings throughout the year.
The garden area itself is worth a visit, and if you are willing to venture a few steps beyond, you’ll find yourself at the impressive Emauzy.
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