Národní galerie Praha ― Palác Kinských

Huge! I didn't have enough time to see everything although I spent 3 hours in 2 floors. Also in the 3rd floor you can find 2 paintings of Picasso and 1 of van Goch

Unfortunately it was closed before Easter. And there is no information about this either at the entrance to the gallery, or in social networks, or in Google.

Beautiful museum. We saw the Asian exhibition only, it is on permanent display. Quite a huge exhibition, you will need at least 2.5h for detailed reading and enjoying the pieces displayed.

Amazing, Salvador Dali was my favorite

Did not go insides, but building from outside is nicely decorated...

A small but fancy museum. I went to the impressionists’ exhibition. The paintings were of high artistic quality and social popularity, with captions easy to understand.The windows were closed especially to prevent sunlight and contribute to a constant surroundings of those paintings. Also the lightning setting is perfect for me to take photos with clear details seemingly impossible to get from such a distance.The after interactive section was well designed; pity so few people came and the final result was not that perceivable.

The Kinský Palace (Palác Kinských) lies on the eastern side of the Old Town Square and is one of the most beautiful buildings in Prague.Its gorgeous pink and white stuccoed Rococo facade are topped with statues of the four elements and was designed in 1765 by Kilian Ignaz Dientzenhofer. The Rococo facade seems a little flamboyant in comparison to the soberer Baroque facades nearby.The palace is most notorious, however, as the venue of the fateful speech in 1948 by the Communist leader, Klement Gottwald. He used the palace’s balcony to address the thousands of enthusiastic party members who packed the square below.The speech marked the beginning of “Victorious February”, the bloodless coup which brought the Communists to power and sealed the fate of Czechoslovakia for the next 41 years.The Kinský Palace is now home to the National Gallery’s “Arts of Asia and Africa” exhibition.

Great art gallery right in the middle of the Old Town Square. Routinely changes exhibits. Worth checking out if you’re tired if walking around/want to switch up your tourist attractions.