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25. 4. 2017
The second oldest gallery in Europe after the Louvre presents masterpieces of Czech and international fine art in permanent and temporary exhibitions. Its exhibition spaces are located in the following historical buildings: the Convent of St Agnes of Bohemia, the Kinský Palace, the Salm Palace, the Schwarzenberg Palace, the Sternberg Palace, the Wallenstein Riding School, and the Trade Fair (Veletržní) Palace. » More »
25. 4. 2017
The National Museum is the largest museum in the Czech Republic. It covers a range of disciplines and collecting fields from the natural sciences to specialized areas of the social sciences. The Building is closed for reconstruction.
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25. 4. 2017
In 1826 the Fingerhuts bought the old Prague building U Halánků with a brewery and distillery, which within a matter of years their older son Vojtěch was to make famous literally throughout the whole world.
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25. 4. 2017
Enter the world of Prague legends and meet face to face with ghosts and phantoms of old Prague! We invite you to a world full of humour, poetry and mystery through an interactive exhibition that will appeal to both children and students, adults and seniors, as well as entire families or school groups. » More »
25. 4. 2017
Museum Montanelli is one of only few private-owned Czech non-profit organizations focusing on contemporary visual art. Fuelling creativity and imagination, MuMo embraces a continuous dialogue between the established and the experimental, the past and the future. Its mission is to promote public interest in contemporary art and encourage its deeper understanding by diverse audiences. » More »
24. 4. 2017
The museum is the most attractive part of Mineralia for many visitors. We expose the most beautiful and the most interesting unique objects from all over the world right here. Rare minerals, giant crystals and stones with amazing colours as well as shapes… We guarantee that each of these exhibits can engross for a long time.
24. 4. 2017
The Prague museum does not only have the most exhibits in the Czech Republic but in the whole world. It is specialized in history of this unique building kit, which was proudly honored „the toy of the century“. On the surface of 340 m2 you can see more than than 2500 models divided in 20 theme parts. More than 1 000 000 bricks were used.
23. 4. 2017
The Museum presents a vivid account of Communism focusing on Czechoslovakia in general and on Prague in particular. A variety of fields are represented including: daily life, politics, history, sport, economics, education, “the arts”, media propaganda, the Peoples’ Militias, the secret police, censorship, judiciary and coercive institutions (including the Stalinist show-trials), and political labour camps.