The NYU Center is situated at Male Namesti in two 15th-century buildings only steps away from the Old Town Square and Prague's historic clock tower. One of the buildings, originally called the "White Lion," once housed one of the earliest print shops in Central Europe, where the Czech Bible was printed. The buildings have been restored to its original detail with painted wooden beams and arched entryways, an ideal place for study and reflection.

All of your courses will meet at the NYU Center on Male Namesti, where it is comprised of an English-language reading room, a computer room high-speed Internet access, a student lounge, and classrooms. The English-language reading room provides a quiet place to read and conduct research. Music practice space and photography darkrooms are also available for stydent use at the NYU center.