Lobkowicz Palace in Prague: photos, reviews

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Lobkowicz Palace in Prague offers a Renaissance architectural beauty combined with a rich tapestry of art and history. Known for its spectacular interior, this attraction houses an impressive collection of paintings and diverse exhibits, making it a must-visit for any art and history enthusiast. Visitors can enjoy a more personalized experience through private tours, which include the chance to savor a private lunch, enjoy a concert, and gain exclusive access to the family collections.

With an average Google rating of 4.6, this museum attracts tourists with its well-curated displays and a comprehensive audio guide that's both informative and interactive. Guide Martin enhances the experience with his gentlemanly demeanor and deep knowledge.

For those visiting with children, the setting is suitable and engaging, while everyone can appreciate the breathtaking view of Prague from the palace's terrace. Expect your visit, which can comfortably last 1-2 hours, to leave with lasting impressions of beautiful art, delightful music, and exquisite cuisine.

Recommended visit time

1-2 hours

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Královský letohrádek

Tram stop 292 m walk

Valdštejnské náměstí

Bus station 151 m walk

Malostranské náměstí

Tram stop 377 m walk

Malostranská

Subway station 333 m walk

Malostranská

Tram stop 394 m walk

Královský letohrádek

Tram stop 287 m walk

4.6

based on 7,063 reviews

Google

4.6/5 6,382 reviews

Facebook

4.2/5 681 review

Olivier Mondet

Belle galerie dédiée à la famille Lobkowicz et à des œuvres de leur collection. Plusieurs pièces visitées sur deux niveaux.

Witold Drutel

The Lobkowicz Palace Museum, opened in 2007, displays world-famous paintings by Canaletto, Bruegel and Velázquez; works of art from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance; unique weapons and armour; ceramics, including the world's largest surviving Delft dinner service (c. 1685). Also on display are exquisite musical instruments and rare manuscripts with handwritten commentaries by many of the greatest composers of the 18th and 19th centuries, including Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven. The beautifully decorated 17th-century Baroque concert hall hosts daytime classical music concerts.

Michal Kováč

Hezky strávený čas! Nebylo moc lidí, s audio průvodcem Vám zabere prohlídka tak 1.5h pomalým tempem. My jsme se podívali na část paláce, zašli si na koncert, který trval asi hodinu a pak jsme dokoukali zbytek. Audio průvodce je originální, namluvený žijící rodinou Lobkowiczů. Sbírka je přiměřená, rozmanitá, každý si tam najde něco. Možnost úložného prostoru, velký suvenýr sortiment. Jsem rád, že se dochovalo tolik historický památek a podařilo se je zachránit.

Lobkowicz Palace in Prague

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