Prague Attractions
Description
Venue: National Museum When: Daily
The largest museum in the Czech Republic, the Prague National Museum houses over 14 million artefacts covering all aspects of science and history.
Occupying a prime location at the top of Wenceslas Square, this massive neo-Renaissance structure was founded by Joseph Schulz in 1818 and stands as an architectural monument to the Czech national revival of the 19th century.
The museum hosts a number of temporary exhibitions alongside its permanent collection, which includes information and artefacts concerned with primeval Bohemian history, anthropology, mineralogy and zoology.
The largest museum in the Czech Republic, the Prague National Museum houses over 14 million artefacts covering all aspects of science and history.
Occupying a prime location at the top of Wenceslas Square, this massive neo-Renaissance structure was founded by Joseph Schulz in 1818 and stands as an architectural monument to the Czech national revival of the 19th century.
The museum hosts a number of temporary exhibitions alongside its permanent collection, which includes information and artefacts concerned with primeval Bohemian history, anthropology, mineralogy and zoology.
Prague Information
Czech Tourist Authority
Address: Vinohradska 46, PO Box 32 1241, Prague 2
Email: ic@cccr-cta.cz
Phone: +420 221 580 611; +420 221 580 612
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Looking for things to do around Prague? Here are some of the events and attractions happening in the area.
| Verdi Festival |
Aug - Sep 2009 (annual) State Opera House |
| Prague Dance Festival |
Jun 2009 (annual) Ponec Theatre, Prague |
| Khamoro - World Roma Festival |
May 2009 (annual) Prague |
| Palace Gardens |
1 Apr - 31 Oct 2008 (annual) Palace Gardens, Prague |
| Prague Spring International Music Festival |
May - Jun 2009 (annual) Rudolfinum, Prague |
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