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Quote: I must confess that I´m not an art expert, but Mucha is the most famous painter in Czech republic so it´s a commitment for me to see his museum. And have to say that it´s very interesting and i loved the… Read More
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Quote: I had not heard of the Museum of Communism before my recent trip to Prague. Perhaps that it caught the attention of both my husband and I at the exact same time while on a brief visit to the tourist Information… Read More
Quote: This place takes torture far beyond the rack.I thought to myself, you know, if someone so much as threatened to punch my teeth out I would probably offer up a confession—there would be no need for the Spanish… Read More
Quote: Saint George`s Basilica is part of the huge Prague castle complex, and admission is included in the price of the castle tour. More than 1,000 years old, it was founded in about 920 AD by Prince Vratislav I… Read More
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Quote: Open: Tuesday-Sunday, 9am–noon and 1pm–5pm No pictures allowed. This whitewashed large monastery with green cupolas can be seen from afar, especially since you have to climb the hill to get to it. The… Read More
Quote: The easiest way to get to this beautiful Renaissance-style building is to take Metros B or C to the Florenc station, and then walk one block north. We approached it from the east because we had been shopping for… Read More
Quote: In Czech - Klaster Sv. Anezky Ceske. m. Staromestska Open: Tue-Sun 10 am – 6 pm Buy a combined ticket to visit this convent, St George’s convent and Sternberg Palace and save: 240Kc – adults, 120Kc – students.… Read More
Quote: There were a few attractions in this out-of-the-way corner of Prague (this museum and an over-rated 1950s cafe) so we journeyed out here one afternoon. I had read that the museum had a lot of Czech modern art -… Read More
Quote: Open: Saturday and Sunday 10am to 5pm Free entrance The palace and gardens were built by the count of Wallenstein, who was a famous warrior in his time who tried to build a palace that would outshine the… Read More