Museums

The City of Prague Museum is one eye-catching building built in a neo-renaissance style. The building, which was built between 1896 and 1898, is located next to Florenc Metro Station. The building was designed by Antonin Balšánek to specifically serve as the Royal Museum of the state. The neo \ …

The Franz Kafka Museum is your place to go to relive and experience the works of this great German author.  Born July 3rd 1885 Franz Kafka was like any other boy in the city of Prague.  He played with his friends, went to school and just enjoyed life.  What set …

Situated outside a breath taking garden the Mucha Museum is a delight for the lovers of fine works of art. The Mucha Museum is located in the historic eighteenths century Kaunicky Palace.  This museum is the home of the Czech Republic’s most famous Nouveau artist Alphonse Mucha. Mucha lived from …

When visiting Prague you will undoubtable hear about the Charles Bridge and Charles IV.  If you don’t’ then you really haven’t been paying attention.  As you travel through Prague you will see many museums dedicated to a wide range of people and historical events.  There is no wonder that the …

When visiting Prague there will be no shortage of historical landmarks and religious pilgrimages that you can take part in.  However there are one or two that house a massive amount of historical and religious artifacts in one location.  One of the best you will find in Prague is the …

The National Technical Museum is the place to head to if you are looking to learn all you can about history of science and technology in the Czech Republic. While students of science and engineering will enjoy the exhibits, even lay persons can easily understand the scientific concepts explained simply …

When you think of a wax museum, Prague isn’t a place that immediately springs to mind. This is because this European city is famous for a variety of other things. The culture is amazing and easy to get lost in. The architecture is a character all on its out. And …