NATIONAL MUSEUM

Vaclavske namesti 68, 110 00, Prague 1

Standing at the top of Wenceslas Square, the National Museum is the biggest and oldest in the Czech Republic. The comprehensive exhibition ranges from natural history to man and the environment, including sections devoted to mineralogy, anthropology, zoology, ontology and paleontology.

WAX MUSEUM  OF  PRAGUE

Melantrichova 5, 112 79, Prague 1

In the Wax Museum of Prague you can meet 48 world famous personalities that have influenced history, science, culture, sports and politics. During the exhibit the magic of Prague will be brought to you by kaleidoscopic cinema as you meet such personalities as King Charles IV, Rudolph II, Franz Kafka, Vaclav Klaus, Rasputin, Albert Einstein, Lady Diana and Charlie Chaplin. From the Tribune of Dictators Lenin, Stalin, Chruschtschov, Breschnev, Mao Tse-Tung and Castro will keep a close eye on you.

ANTONIN DVORAK MUSEUM

Ke Karlovu 20, 120 00 Praha 2

Housed in a charming villa and devoted solely to the life and career of the great Czech composer. The exhibition includes manuscript music and letters in Dvořak's own hand, contemporary photographs and various objects of interest that belonged to the composer.

BERDRICH SMETANA MUSEUM

Novotneho lavka, 110 00, Prague 1

Located on the banks of the Vltava River by the Charles Bridge, its collections include Smetana's personal items, correspondance, documents, diaries, drawings and portraits and offers a thorough look at his life and works.

MUCHA MUSEUM

Panska 7, 110 00, Prague 1, Kaunicky palac

Mucha Museum - dedicated to the life and work of the world-acclaimed Czech ART NOUVEAU artist Alphonse Mucha (1860-1939), is housed in the Baroque Kaunický Palace in the very heart of Prague. A selection of over 100 exhibits comprising paintings, photographs, charcoal drawings, pastels, lithographs and personal memorabilia provides a privileged view into the universe of the artist who is most widely known for the posters he executed for Sarah Bernhardt in the fashionable world of fin-de-siècle Paris.

BERTRAMKA - MUSEUM OF W.A. MOZARD

Mozartova 169, Prague 5

The Villa Bertramka is the most significant Prague place connected with the name of one of the greatest world composers - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. A former vineyard manor house from the turn of the 17th century became in 1784 the property of the singer Josefina Duskova and the pianist, pedagogue and composer Frantisek Xaver Dusek.

LAPIDARIUM

Vystaviste 422, 170 00, Prague 7

The Lapidarium exposition encompasses primarily stone statues from the 11th through 19th centuries, mainly the originals of objects which were replaced by copies during a mojor reconstruction of Old Prague approximately 100 years ago. A central place in the Baroque hall of the building is occupied by Braun's and Brokoff's statues from the Charles Bridge and visitors may even see the original of the mounted figure of St. Wenceslas from Wenceslas Square.

THE LOBKOWICZ PALACE

Jirska 3, 110 00, Prague 1

The Lobkowicz Palace is part of Prague Castle and houses the largest museum exhibition of Czech history. Containing over 2,000 material, written and pictorial historical items visitors may walk through the national history beginning with the 4th century B.C. and ending with the 19th century.

SEX MACHINE MUSEUM

Melantrichova 18, Prague 1, Old Town

Located just off the Old Town Square in the heart of the old town the Sex Machine Museum boasts to having a 3 floor exhibition of more than 200 objects and sex machines and opens daily from 10:00 to 23:00.