Muzeum historického místa

Great. They greated us with an informative short video. We saw a variety of jewels with garnet and an artistic installations. There is also a dedicated place where you could look for a garnet stone and if you find one, you can take it with you for free.Free with a valid Prague CoolPass card.

Lindnerova vila,postavena v roce 1905,dnes již ve velmi špatném stavu,stropy jsou propadlé,ale vstup dovnitř je možny,ale velmi dobry pozor,hlavně,i schody do patra jsou poničené,a mohou spadnout.Okna jsou,pryč,vše rozbité,pidlahy vytrhané,v sklepě,to vypadá ze tam prebyvaly bezdomovci,jsou tam madrace,a udelané ohniště z cihel.Takže vstup pouze na vlastní nebezpečí.

Very memorable visit, an excellent english-speakibg guide and lovingly preserved atmosphere. I would appreciate the opportunity to experience the original Secret Garden that now feels a bit abandoned

A historic house in old town. Inside 3 stories are dedicated to the description of the history and beginning of Prague in 1310. Well done tales of how modern Prague came to be. Detailed artifact cases, displays, illustrations, and videos. The technology is so up to date! English language translated in both written form and audio throughout the entire exhibit. It is very worthy of a visit, but allow at least 2 hours to fully comprehend the journey through time!

Много белых пятен , не советую

Beautiful small villa

En este pequeño edificio se explica todo lo relacionado con los enterramientos judíos, desde los rituales hasta los utensilios. Es muy pequeño y se recorre en unos 15 minutos. Fue la parte que menos me gustó de la visita al complejo judío de Praga.

awesome livers plate

You will never look at Charles square the same way. I’ve found the museum very interesting and very engaging. Not at all a series of boring artefacts, but a lot of videos, models and projection, or a mix of the three. The name of the museum is confusing though as the main museum of the city of Prague is in Florenc and closed temporarily.Whereas on the 1st floor was the main exhibition “In the footsteps of Charles IV,”, on the basement was also a very interesting exhibition about Jaroslav Foglar, a famous Czech writer for children and the exhibition was reconstituting the Prague streets and atmosphere described in his books. You also see references to comics Jan Fischer drew from his books. This exhibition, unlike the first one, isn’t English friendly but you can ask for the 2 printed sheets explaining the display.

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