Tourist destinations - Museums, galleries and open-air museums

Czech Museum of Music

Former Baroque church of St. Mary Magdalene in the Lesser Town. Built in the 17th century according to the projects by Fransceso Caratti. Uncommon symbiosis of Early Baroque church architecture with Classical utility modifications.

Karmelitská 2/388, Praha 1

Czech National Bank

Na Příkopě 28, Praha

Karl Zeman Museum

Saská 3, Praha 1

(Muzeum Lennonovy zdi The Lennon Wall Story)

Prokopská 296/8, Praha

(Muzeum literatury)

Pelléova 44/22, Praha

Podskalí Custom House at Výtoň

The building of the former customs house at Výton stands next to the originally early Baroque parish church of St. Cosmos and Damian - the last preserved remains of the ancient fishermen's settlement Podskalí. The Podskalí settlement already existed at the turn of the 12th century and its inhabitants gradually acquired monopoly rights on timber trade, which was logged here along the Vltava River.

Rašínovo nábř. 412, Praha 2

Beseder Gallery

Lihovarská 12, Praha 9

(Galerie SmetanaQ)

Smetanovo nábřeží 4/334, Praha

(Muzeum her)

Fajtlova 1090, Praha

(Muzeum Salvadora Dalího - Enigma)

Opletalova 1535 4, Praha

New building of the National Museum

The building was erected according to the design of Jaroslav Rössler. It originaly served as the Prague Money and Commodity Exchange. In 1945-1946, the Parliament was housed here, later on the Federal Assembly and Radio Free Europe. An additional building was added and a uniquw superstructure was erected.

Vinohradská 1, Praha 1

Bethlehem Chapel

Preserved remains of the original walls and wells. The chapel was established in 1391, it was the working place of J. Hus. In 1786 it was demolished. Jaroslav Fragner projected a copy of the original structure based on its original medieval state according to old depictions, and a three-storey building was erected here. The Bethlehem Chapel is in the ownership of the Czech Technical University. It...

Betlémské náměstí, Praha 1

Lapidarium of the National Museum

It was built as a seasonal provisional arrangement by the architect Antonin Wiehl for the World Jubilee Exposition in 1891. The builder of the Neo-Renaissance building is Quido Bělský.

Výstaviště č. 422, Praha 7 - Holešovice

Leica Gallery

The gallery has entered the subconsciousness of the public through presentations of a number of worldwide known photographers: Mary Ellen Mark, Elliott Erwitt, Anton Corbijn, and Helmut Newton.

Školská 28, Praha

Lobkowicz Palace

One of the most beautiful and most interesting cultural monuments in Prague. It was built in the middle of the 16th century as the Pernstein Palace by the Czech nobleman Jaroslav of Pernstein (1528-1560). From the engagement of Jaroslav's neice Polyxena with the first Lobkowic prince, the palace has carried its existing name and belongs to the Lobkowic family. The two-storey palace with a simple smooth...

Jiřská 3, Praha 1

Municipal House

From the outside, a combination of pseudo-renaissance and pseudo-baroque, however, it is generally perceived as a significant example of Prague Art Nouveau. The entire building is an example of skills and qualities of arts and crafts.

náměstí Republiky 1090/5, Praha 1

(Muzeum iluzivního umění Praha)

Melantrichova 2, Praha

National Agricultural Museum

Kostelní 44, Praha 7

New Hall Gallery

The gallery exhibits contemporay Czech art.

Voršilská 3, Praha

Old Times Museum Prague - Clothes and Accessories from the years 1850-1920

Valdštejnská 150/4, Praha

(Pedal Planet Praha - Muzeum šlapacích autíček)

Cihelná 635/2a, Praha

(Pražské muzeum míšeňského porcelánu)

An exhibition of more than 3000 pieces of Meissen porcelain from a family collection handed down from generation to generation for decades.

28. října 373/7, Praha

Rudolfinum

One of the most significant building structure of Czech Neo-Renaissance architecture. It is the work of the finest Czech architects, Josef Zítek and Josef Schulz. The first modern Prague building of complex multi-purpose use. It was supposed to serve music, fine arts and applied arts, and to help promote and develop music in Bohemia. The Rudolfinum is a national cultural monument.

Alšovo nábřeží 12, Praha 1

Strahov Monastery

Most likely a stone church, or at least its choir stood here already from 1149. After the construction of the basilica was completed, building activity continued with the erection of stone monastery buildings, which were almost completed in 1182. The material and spiritual evolution of the monastery was interrupted by the Hussites in 1420, when the monastery was ransacked. Later on, Baroque reconstruction...

Strahovské nádvoří 1/132, Praha 1

Trade Fair Palace - palace and national gallery

Functionalist building according to the project by Oldřich Tyl and Josef Fuchs. Until 1951, sample trade fairs were held here, later on the palace served as the residence of several entrepreneurs of foreign trade. In 1974, a fire destroyed the building. After reconstruction, it now houses collections of the National Gallery.

Dukelských hrdinů 47, Praha 7

Villa Hvězda

Building in Renaissance style by Italian architects of the Prague royal court Giovanni Maria Aostalli and Giovanni Lucchese under the leadership of Hans Tirol. Stucco ornamentation.

Praha 6

Villa Trmal - museum

The author of the building's design is the famous Czech architect Jan Kotěra. The master builder was the director of the public business school František Trmal of Toušice, after whom the mansion was named.

Vilová 11/91, Praha 10 - Strašnice

Vrtbov Garden

Baroque palace garden in Italian style, one of the most beautiful Baroque gardens in Central Europe, landscaped according to the design of Czech architect František Maxmilián Kaňka around 1720. Sculptural decoration by Matyáš Bernard Braun, stucco work by Tommas Soldati, frescoes by Václav Vavřinec Reiner in the salle terrena.

Karmelitská 25, Praha 1

LaFemme Gallery

Mladoboleslavská 224, Praha

Chvaly chateau

Originally a smaller fortified feudal residence from the 15th century. In 1652, the fortress was acquired by the Jesuit college, St. Kliments and in 1734 it was rebuilt into a Renaissance chateau. In September 2006, rescue work was commenced on the building structure, which after years of deterioration were at risk of destruction. Following 2.5 years if demanding reconstruction, the chateau was opened...

Na Chvalské tvrzi 857, Praha 9 - Horní Počernice

DOX Centre of contemporary art

Poupětova 1, Praha 7

Průhon Cultural Centre - gallery

Socháňova 1220/27, Praha

Theatre Kámen

Nekvasilova 2, Praha

Ctěnice chateau grounds

The Renaissance castle was built over a Gothic stronghold in the half of the 16th century. In the 17th century it was adapted in Baroque style and in the 18th century gained its final Classicist adaptations.

Bohdanečská 259/1, Praha 9 – Vinoř

Decada Cafe and Gallery

Vacínova 10, Praha

Prague Castle

Extensive castle grounds have provided the residence of Czech princes, kings and presidents since the 9th century. It features historical buildings of all architectonic styles - its dominating feature is the Gothic Cathedral of St. Vitus, other important buildings include the old royal palace with the Vladislav Hall, the Romanesque Basilica of St. George, Lobkowitz Palace, the Daliborka Tower, Golden...

Hrad I. nádvoří 1, Praha 1 - Hrad

Railway Kingdom - museum

Stroupežnického 23, Praha 5 - Anděl

House of Beer

A beer museum with a cooper workshop and probably the smallest micro-brewery in the Czech Republic.

Na Perštýně 7, Praha 1

Bohemian Garnet Museum

Karlova 186/8, Praha

Charles' Bridge Museum

Křížovnické náměstí 3, Praha 1 – Staré Město

Chodov fortress

Rare Gothic water fortress with a central round layout and inner courtyard. Storeyed building, with arcades on the courtyard side, the round layout is interrupted on the north by a funnelled entrance.

Ledvinova 9, Praha 4 - Chodov

Czech Hockey Hall of Fame

Českomoravská 2420/15a, Praha

(Filmpoint - výstavní prostor Barrandov Studia)

Kříženeckého nám. 322/5, Praha

Franz Kafka Museum

Baroque residential building called Na Kalvárii belongs to the two-storey building of the brickworks, which was built by František Baron Leonard Herget on the site of a former wood tannery.

Cihelná 2b, Praha 1

House at the Gold Ring

The complex layout of the building arose from the structural unification of two separate Medieval buildings. The Early Gothic cellars and corridors on the first floor with original vaulted ceilings remain preserved, plus fragments of wall paintings from the end of the 15th century.

Týnská 630/6, Praha 1

Journeys to Light Gallery of Zdenek Hajny

Zakouřilova 9/955, Praha 4

Kroupa Gallery

Voršilská 139/5, Praha 1

Mucha Museum

Kaunic Palace - Rococo building built by Antonin Schmidt, decorated by stuatues by Ignac Platzer.

Panská 7, Praha 1

Museum of Alchemists and Wizards of Old Prague

Lesser Town building "At the Donkey's", where supposedly Emperor Rudolph II lived and alchemist Edward Kelley created.

Jánský vršek 8, Praha 1

Museum of fantastic illusions

Vodičkova 31, Praha

Museum of Prague Ghosts and Legends - museum

The museum presents Prague legends and ghosts as the authors of the legends described them - full of the poerty, humour and a mystical atmosphere of the lanes of old Prague.

Mostecká 18, Praha 1

National Technical Museum

Building built in international style, which is the late phase of Functionalism. The building of the Technical Museum was built in the of an opened letter U, the foundation of which was the main frontispiece facing towards Letná Park.

Kostelní 42, Praha 7

New Town town hall

Established in the 14th century as an expression of the municipality position of the New Town within the scope of Prague towns. It received its greatest fame in 1419, when the first Prague defenestration took place. There is a beautiful view from the tower of Charles Square, which is the largest in Europe.

Karlovo nám. 23, Praha 2 - Nové Město

Powder Tower

In its present Neo-Gothic form, together with the adjacent Municipal House, it belongs among the symbols of Prague city. Its current form comes from the period between 1878-86 when it was reconstructed. At the height of 43 m, there is a narrow accessible walkway, from which you get a beautiful view of the city. 186 steps lead to the 65 m high gate.

Na Příkopě, Praha 1

Smečky Gallery

Ve Smečkách 24, Praha

The Cloister of Saint Agnes of Bohemia - monastery and national gallery

Established by Přemyslov Princess Anežka, sister of King Vaclav I. It is the first Gothic building structure in Prague. The premises originally comprised of a larger monastery of Poor Clares and the less significant monastery of the Friars Minor, which later ceased to exist.

U Milosrdných 17, Praha 1

Villa Müller

Mansion built as a residential home for Eng. František Müller. The author of the project is Adolf Loos, whose co-worker was architect Karel Llhota. From the outside, the building comes across as Functionalistic, the interior layout is of particular interest. The individual rooms are situated at different levels in height and are interconnected by staircases.

Nad hradním vodojemem 14, Praha 6

Jewish Museum in Prague - administrative building

U staré školy 1, Praha 1

Scarabeus Coffee Museum and Gallery

Jana Zajíce 7, Praha 7

Vyšehrad - fortress

A place ridden with folklore and legends connected with the beginnings of Czech statehood. A preserved 17th century citadel, which was arose from a Přemyslov fortification (19th century) and a massive Gothic castle (14th century). The era of the greatest fame of Vyšehrad was in the 11th century, when it became the residence of the first Czech king Vratislav I. In the 14th century, Karel IV included...

V pevnosti 159/5b, Praha 2

(Atrium - bývalý Kostel Povýšení sv. Kříže) - concert and exhibition hall

Listed monument, Baroque church of the Elevation of the Holy Cross. The building construction of this Baroque monument is closely related to the repeated black plague, which affected Prague.

Čajkovského 12/12, Praha-Žižkov

At the Bethlehem Chapel Gallery

The Gallery at the Bethlehem Chapel was established in 2005 on the site of the former Gallery of Jiří and Běla Kolářový.

Betlémské nám. 8, Praha

At the Ring Gallery

Jilská 14, Praha

Cabinet of Prague German literature

Ječná 11, Praha 2

Czech Police Museum

Ke Karlovu 453/1, Praha 2

eS Gallery

Nuselská 5, Praha

Gallery of Steel Figures

28. října 377/13, Praha

Jakubská gallery

Thunovska 183/18, Praha

Kinsky Palace - gallery

Kinsky Palace, built on the site of two medieval houses, is an example of late Baroque Classicism. It was built during the period 1755–1765 by L. Lurago according to an earlier design by K. I. Dientzenhofer.

Palác Kinských - Staroměstské náměstí 12, Praha 1

Lesser Town bridge towers

The lower Romanesque bridge tower on the left bank at the Lesser Town bridge head was originally a part of the fortifications below the castle and prevented access from the bridge. Its current form is the result of Renaissance modifications in 1591. Th higher Late Gothic bridge tower was built after 1464 upon the incentive of Jiří of Poděbrad, in place of an older Romanesque tower. A gate with castellation...

Karlův most, Praha 1 - Malá Strana

Memorial to František Palacký and František Ladislav Riegr

The moderately sized Late Baroque town palace of Mac Newen. It was built by architect Ignác Palliardi. It was a four-wing structure with a courtyard, which was acquired by the Měchurs. In 1827, the young scholar, later on the Father of the nation František Palacký married their daughter Terezia.

Palackého 7, Praha 1

(Muzeum smyslů)

Jindřišská 20, Praha

Náprstek's Museum of Asian, African and American cultures

U Halánků House - building complex from the end of the 16th century.

Betlémské nám. 1, Praha 1

National museum

Building erected according to the project of Josef Schulz. The layout is a rectangle. The building has two courtyards divided by a central tract. The four corners are formed by a four-cornered tower with a dome. The main tower with a dome and lantern rises above the central part of the main frontispiece.

Václavské nám. 68, Praha 1

Novomlýnská water tower

Nové Mlýny, Praha 1 - Nové Město

(Podzemní kryt Folimanka)

Pod Karlovem, Praha

Speculum Alchemiae - Alchemist's workshop

Alchemical laboratory was found in the cellar of the house in Haštalská Street 1 (which appears on the list of UNESCO), after extensive flooding in 2002. Since then it has been sensitively renovated and opened to the public.

Haštalská 1, Praha

Vítkov National Monument

The monument was built in honour of those who participated in the battle for the establishment of the Czechoslovak Republic. It was reconstructed and completed in 1945. There is an exquisite view of Prague from the statue of Jan Žižka.

U památníku 1900, Praha 3

U Fleků - museum

Richly decorated clock on the frontispiece of the brewery, invite you to any of the numerous guest rooms.

Křemencova 11, Praha 1

New gallery

Balbínova 26, Praha

Prague Airport

K letišti 1019/6, Praha 6

Adria Palace - Gallery of Critics

Significant cultural monument of modern architecture. The building was designed by Josef Zasche. New colour solutions in the style of Rondocubism by architect Pavel Janak were applied to the facade.

Jungmannova 31, Praha 1

Antonín Dvořák Museum

The "Amerika" mansion, in which A. Dvořák stayed with his family after his return from the engagements in America.

Ke Karlovu 20, Praha 2

Aviation Museum Kbely

ul. Mladoboleslavská (letiště Praha - Kbely), Praha 9

Bedřich Smetana Museum

Neo-Renaissance building of the former Old Town waterworks from the 1880s. The waterworks tower is made from carved sandstone blocks and it has a sqaure layout. Upon reconstruction it was increased in height by one storey to a total of five storeys, and it received a tower clock and its original Gothic roof. The tower's height is 53 m.

Novotného lávka 1, Praha 1

Bílek's villa - gallery

Family mansion and studio according to the design of sculptor, painter and graphic artist František Bílek. Architect Antonín Hulán built the mansion in 1911. The entire project took on the concept of a wheat field.

Mickiewiczova 1, Praha 6

Ceremonial Hall

The building of the former ceremonial hall and mortuary of the Old Jewish cemetery was built in the Pseudo-Romanesque style according to the design of the architect J. Gerstl.

U starého hřbitova 3, Praha 1

(Český rozhlas)

Vinohradská 12 , Praha 2 - Vinohrady

Chapel of the Holy Cross - chapel with an exhibition

It was built by Anselmo Lurago according to Pacassi's design, it was reconstructed in Classical style. The statues of St. Peter and Paul are by Emanuel Max, wall paintings are by Josef Navrátil and Vilém Kandler. It was also called the Treasury - renovated at the beginning of the 1960s into an exposition of the rarest monuments of the St. Vitus treasure (until 1990). Since 16.12.2011 the exhibition...

Praha

Colloredo-Mansfeld palace - gallery

Baroque building with a Neo-Rococo frontispiece. The four wings of the palace enclose a rectangular courtyard.

Karlova ulice 189/2, Praha 1

Czech Photo Centre

Seydlerova 2835/4, Praha 5

Daliborka - cannon tower and museum

Cylindrical gun tower built by Benedikt Ried. Originally the tower was taller, however, 5 storeys have been preserved to the present. In the basement there are four cells, and a round opening in the floor to the dungeon, where prisoners where lowered using a pulley. Daliborka ceased to serve as a prison in 1781.

Praha 1 - Hradčany

(Galerie Villa Pellé)

Representational Neo-Renaissance building, Pelle's mansion, built by R. Koukola.

Pelléova 10, Praha 6

Gallery La Femme

Bílkova 2, Praha 1

Gallery of the Capital City of Prague - Municipal Library

It was built according to the plans of architect František Roith. The building was conceived as a cultural institute with a wide range of possibilities for use, including rooms for holding exhibitions, lectures and concerts.

Mariánské nám. 1, Praha 1

Gasworks Museum

Former premises of the gas meter of Pražska plynárenska, a.s.

U Plynárny 500, Praha 4

House at the Stone Bell - gallery

Extraordinary Gothic palace architecture of tower nature. Its frontispiece belonged among the most beautiful in Europe. The lavish building decorations date back to pre-Parler times, around the 14th century.

Staroměstské nám. 13, Praha 1

Hrzán Palace

Loretánská 9 , Praha 1 - Hradčany

Jaroslav Ježek Memorial

Originally Ježek's room in a private flat, furnished in the style of Funtionalism by architect František Zelenka (author of the scenery for plays of the Osvobozeného divadla - Liberated Theatre).

Kaprova 10, Praha 1

Jerusalem synagogue

The synagogue was built in combination of Moorish and Art Nouveau styles in 1906 to replace three other synagogues.

Jeruzalémská 7, čp. 1310/2, Praha 1

Josef Sudek's Gallery

Hradčanský house U Luny, in which photographer Josef Sudek lived from 1959 until his death.

Úvoz 24, Praha 1

Kampa Museum - Foundation of Jan and Meda Mládek

Sova's Mills were built at the end of the 15th century by Václav Sova of Liběvsi. During the 16th century it burnt down several times and at the end of the same century it was dramatically reconstructed. In the 1850s, F. Odkolek purchased the Mills and modernised the machinery and had it rebuilt in Neo-Gothic style. After 1959, the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences was based here.

U Sovových mlýnů 2, Praha 1

Klausen Synagogue

It was established following a destructive fire in the ghetto in 1689. The reconstruction was conducted in the 1980s. Klaus' synagogue was the largest synagogue of the ghetto.

U starého hřbitova 3a, Praha 1

KusKovu Gallery

Biskupský dvůr 6, Praha

Lego Museum

Národní 31, Praha

Maisel Synagogue

Built in 1592 as the private synagogue of Rabbi Mordechai Miasl. Destroyed in 1689 by fire, repeatedly renovated and since 1965 it has been home to the State Jewish Museum's exposition of silver artifacts from synagogues.

Meiselova 10, Praha 1

Marold's panorama

The circular building from 1908 based on a project by Jan Koula. Its walls are decorated by the work of Czech painter Ludek Marold - Panorama of the Battle of Lipany.

areál Výstaviště, Praha 7 - Holešovice

Miro Gallery in the Church of St. Rochus

Strahovské nádvoří 1/132, Praha 1

Musaion - museum

Empire building of the Kinsky Summerhouse according to the project of Jindřich Koch. The portico of the main frontispiece with a triangular tympanum is helf by Ionic columns.

Petřínské sady 97, Praha 5

Museum of co-operative systems

Těšnov 5, Praha 1

Museum of Industrial Arts in Prague

Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague, established in 1885, huosed in the Neo-Renaissance building built in 1897-1901 according to the design of architect Josef Schulz.

ul. 17. listopadu 2, Praha 1

(Muzeum Přední Kopanina, Kaple sv. Ludmily a Marty)

The museum is housed in the Baroque chapel of St. Ludmila and Martha.

K Tuchoměřicům, Praha, Přední Kopanina

(Národní památník hrdinů heydrichiády - Chrám sv. Cyrila a Metoděje)

Orthodox Cathedral Church of St. Cyril and Methodius, built according to the project of Kilián Ignác Dienzenhofer and Pavel Ignác Bayer. Significant Baroque hall structure, originally dedicated to St. Karel Boromejsky.

Resslova 9, Praha 2

National Pedagogical Museum and Library of J.A. Komenský

Valdštejnská 20, Praha 1

Old-new Synagogue

The oldest preserved synagogue to the north of Alps. Probably built in the last quarter of the 13th century.

Červená 2, Praha 1- Josefov

Old Town bridge tower

Built by Petr Parléř, who also built the Gothic bridge established by Karel IV. The tower is perceived as one of the most beautiful Githic building structures in Europe.

Karlův most, Praha 1 - Staré Město

Petschek Palace

Politických vězňů 20, Praha 1 - Nové Město

Pinkas' synagogue and old Jewish cemetery

Aron Mešullam Horovic had it built in 1535. During the post-war era the synagogue became a Monument to Czech and Moravian Jews, who became victims of Nazi persecution. While working on the deep insulation of the building, underground rooms were discovered with an old water well and ritual spa. In 1992-1996, 80 000 names of Czech and Moravian Jews who died during Nazism, were rewritten on the walls...

Široká ulice 3, Praha 1

Prague Castle Riding Hall - Exhibition Hall

Two-winged building built at the end of the 17th century in Baroque style by Jakub Antonin Canevall according to the plans of Jean Baptiste Mathey. In the middle of the 20th century, it was adapted into an exhibition hall.

U Prašného mostu 3/55, Praha

Prague Karolinum

The Karolinum is a national cultural monument and the symbol of Charles University. The oldest building of the Prague university has been located here since the 14th century - Charles or Grand College.

Ovocný trh 3, Praha

(Pražské Jezulátko - Kostel Panny Marie Vítězné a sv. Antonína Paduánského)

Statue of the infant Jesus, known as the Prague Infant Jesus, it belongs among the most famous and worshipped pictures of Christ. The pilgrimage Church of Our Lady of Victory was built in 1611-1613 as a Renaissance hall structure. Between 1636 and 1669 it was reconstructed in Early Baroque style. It is the destination of more than one million visitors every year. It is a cultural and art monument of...

Karmelitská 9, Praha 1 – Malá Strana

Saint Nicholas' city belfry

The tower was built in 1755 by Anselm Lurag (K. I. Dienzenhofer). The building structure served as a belfry and watch tower. The tower is 74 m tall. The last watch guard lived here until 1891. During Communism, the State Secret Security was based here.

Malostranské náměstí 29, Praha 1 - Malá Strana

Salmovský Palace - palace and national gallery

Classical three-winged palace-type building with an honorary courtyard on Prague Castle Square. The building was commissioned by the Prague archbishop Vilém Florentan, Prince Sal-Salm based on the plans of František Pávíčka (Pawitschka). In 2004, the building was transferred into the ownership of the National Gallery in Prague.

Hradčanské náměstí, Praha

Schwarzenberg Palace - palace and national gallery

One of the best preserved Renaissance palaces in Prague. A sample of so-called Czech Renaissance, where Czech traditions and Wallachian patterns unite. The palace has a T-shape layout, characteristic high gables, facades are decorated with sgrafito. The building reminds us more of a chateau than a city palace.

Hradčanské náměstí 2, Praha 1 - Hradčany

Spanish Synagogue

Synagogue in Moorish style according to the project of Vojtěch Ignác Ullmann and Josef Niklas. Central square layout with a dome above the central area. There are galleries built-in on three sides, on metal structures opened up to the main nave. Stucco arabesque work, stylised oriental motifs. Coloured stained-glass windows and interior decoration according to the design of the architect A. Baum and...

Vězeňská 1, Praha 1

Sternberg Palace - palace and national gallery

Two-storey palace with four wings grouped around an almost-square courtyard with a cylindrical frontispiece protruding into a moderately sized garden on the western side of the palace. A new element was first applied here during construction, acquired from French architecture - the picturesque mansard roof. monumental bronze statue of the Lion crushing a boa stands in the middle of the courtyard.

Hradčanské nám. 15, Praha 1

The Cloister of St. George

The oldest Czech monastery, formed by two single-storey oblong buildings around two courtyards surrounded by cloisters. It was established in 972 by Prince Boleslav II and his sister Mlada, who was his first abbess. In around 1300, the Romanesque monastery was rebuilt in Early Gothic style. In 1657-80 it was rebuilt into Early Baroque style.

Jiřské nám. 33, Praha 1

The Museum of Czech Literature

Strahovské nádvoří 1/132, Praha 1

Trilopark - interactively - education centre

Novodvorská 1013/151, Praha

Troja Chateau

Building construction was commenced in 1678 by Count Václav Vojtěch of Šternberk. The author of the Troj Chateau project was the architect Jean Baptiste Mathey. The centre and focal point of the entire building is the Imperial stateroom. The Baroque garden with fountains is ideal for a stroll. It is the only chateau within the territory of Prague.

U trojského zámku 1, Praha 7

(Vila Bertramka - Mozartova obec v České republice)

Bertramka - originally a vineyard estate from the end of the 17th century, named after one of the owners, F. Bertramsky, rebuilt in Classical style in the second half of the 18th century. In 1784 it became the property of the Duškový couple. The estate is world famous for the stay of W.A. Mozart.

Mozartova 169, Praha 5

(Výstavní síň Mánes) - gallery

The building was built by the Association of Fine Artists Manes on the site of the former Šítkovský Mills. Otakar Novotny projected the Functionalist building.

Masarykovo nábřeží 250, Praha 1

Waldstein riding hall - national gallery

The riding hall is situated in the gardens of the Early Baroque palace, which was built by Italian architects Andrea Spezza and Nicolo Sebregondi for Albrecht of Valdštejn.

Valdštejnská 3, Praha 1

Zdeněk Sklenář Gallery

Mikulandská 7, Praha

NoD Roxy - gallery

Dlouhá 33, Praha 1

(Pivovar Victor) - brewery and museum

Husitská 72/709, Praha 3 - Žižkov

Grévin - Wax Museum

Celetná 15, Praha 1

Public Transit Museum - Střešovice tram depot

Patočkova 4, Praha 6

5th floor gallery

Myslíkova 9, Praha 1

At tthe Crusaders' Gallery

Křižovnické náměstí 3, Praha 1

AVU Gallery

U Akademie 4, Praha

Bulgarian cultural institute

Klimentská 6, Praha

Chlupáč's Museum of the Earth's History

Albertov 6, Praha 2

Choco story - Museum of Chocolate

Celetná 15, Praha

Doubner Gallery

Václavské náměstí 15, Praha

DSC Gallery - gallery

Dlouhá 5, Praha

First Prague Fire Brigade Museum

V Úvoze 10/155, Praha 5 - Chuchle

Fox Gallery

Křemencova 176/6, Praha

(Galerie U zřícené lávky)

Povltavská 21, Praha

(Galerie Věda a umění)

Národní 3, Praha 1

Gallery 1

Štěpánská 47, Praha 1

Gallery Jelení

Drtinova 15, Praha 5

Gallery of Photographs of the Louvre

Národní 22, Praha

Geopark Spořilov

Praha 4

Geoworld - gallery of minerals and fossils

Londýnská 55, Praha 2 - Vinohrady

Health Museum of the National Medical Library

Sokolská 54, Praha 2

(Historické muzeum Národního muzea - Oddělení dějin tělesné výchovy a sportu)

Kostelní 44, Praha 7

Hollar Gallery

Smetanovo nábř. 6, Praha

Hrdlička's Museum of Mankind Charles University

Viničná 7, Praha 2

Jaroslav Fragner Gallery

Betlémské náměstí 5a, Praha 1

Josef Adamec Gallery

Na Špejcharu 3, Praha

Josef Sudek Gallery

Újezd 30, Praha

Makráč Gallery

Heyrovského nám. 2, Praha

Millitary Museum Žižkov

U Památníku 2, Praha 3

Mineralogical museum

Albertov 6, Praha 2

Museum and archive of popular music - Popmuseum

Bělohorská 150, Praha 6 - Břevnov

Museum of Communism

Sylva-Taroucca Palace, extensive Late Baroque building structure with two inner courtyards, a former garden and riding hall. The main reconstruction work was conducted by Ottavio, Prince Piccolomini in 1743-51 according to the design of Kilián Ignác Dienzenhofer. Following his death, the building construction was completed by architect Anselmo Lurago.

V celnici 1031/4, Praha 1

Museum of Film

Branická 71, Praha 4

(Muzeum voskových figurín Madame Tussauds)

Celetná 6, Praha 1

Peron Gallery

U Lužického semináře 12, Praha 1

Postal Museum

Nové mlýny 2, Praha 1

Prague-Prosek train station - model railway tracks

Jablonecká 322, Praha 9

Robert Guttmann Gallery

U Staré školy 3, Praha

Rothmayer villa

U Páté baterie 896/50, Praha 6

(Studijní a dokumentační centrum Norbertov)

Nad Hradním vodojemem 53/13, Praha 6

Točná - Aviation Museum

Točná

Topičův salon - gallery

Národní 9, Praha

Torture Museum

Křižovnické nám. 1/194, Praha 1

Václav Špála Gallery

Národní 30, Praha

Vltavín Gallery

Masarykovo nábřeží 36, Praha 1

Family museum of illustrations

U Červené židle house (at the Red Chair). The front building resulted from Renaissance reconstruction work in the year of the White Mountain Battle. In Early Baroque, around 1726, half of the courtyard frontispiece was changed and a courtyard gallery was created.

Liliová 4, Praha 1