Antonín Dvořák Museum in Prague: photos, reviews

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The Antonín Dvořák Museum in Prague beautifully blends Baroque architecture with a rich musical heritage. Designed by architect Kilian Ignaz Dientzenhofer, the museum offers a cozy and inexpensive exploration of the world of one of classical music's greats. Opened in 1932, it features Dvořák's personal belongings, with his grand piano taking center stage, delighting both history enthusiasts and music lovers. Perfect for a brief visit, especially on a rainy day, the museum invites visitors to immerse in Dvořák's music while perusing intimate artifacts like certificates and concert programs. Friendly staff enhance the experience, making it a memorable stop for those with a passion for music history. Located nearby the Smetana Museum, it's a charming spot to spend an hour or two before continuing your exploration of Prague's cultural offerings.

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Štěpánská

Tram stop 333 m walk

Apolinářská

Bus station 253 m walk

Větrov

Bus stop 183 m walk

Kateřinská

Bus stop 101 m walk

I. P. Pavlova

Tram stop 329 m walk

Na Bojišti

Bus stop 97 m walk

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Mico Chingying Hung

值得音樂人探訪的幽靜小博物館

Karolina Sekaninova

Muzeum malé ale hezké. Zamestancu byli velmi příjemní. Návštěvu můžu doporučit.

Lei三叔

德沃夏克著名音乐家

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Antonín Dvořák Museum in Prague

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