🏰 A magnificent Renaissance palace near Prague Castle, part of the National Gallery Prague.
🎨 Renowned for its distinctive black-and-white sgraffito facade and 'Old Masters' art collection.
🖼️ Explore masterpieces from the 16th to 18th centuries, including Dürer, El Greco, and Rembrandt.
📜 Discover centuries of history within a stunning Renaissance residence.
✨ Admire the iconic sgraffito decoration and unique painted panel ceilings.
🏛️ Part of the prestigious National Gallery Prague, offering diverse exhibitions.
💰 Basic admission: 250 CZK.
📉 Reduced admission: 140 CZK.
👨👩👧👦 Free entry for visitors under 15 years old.
🎟️ Combined tickets and group discounts available.
🗓️ Tuesday–Sunday: 10:00–18:00.
🚫 Closed on Mondays.
🚇 Metro A: Malostranská / Hradčanská station.
🚊 Tram 22: Pražský hrad / Brusnice / Pohořelec stop.
♿ Limited accessibility, but a tactile exhibition "Touches of Baroque" is available for visually impaired visitors in the basement.
🧑🏫 Educational programs and workshops can be adapted for groups with specific needs.
🔥 Built on the site of medieval houses destroyed by a 1541 fire.
👑 Originally constructed by Jan IV. Popel of Lobkowicz in 1567.
🎨 Sgraffito decoration added between 1870-1874 by Josef Schulz, with later restorations.
🕰️ Served as Technical Museum, Military Museum, and now National Gallery Prague since 2002.
🖼️ Permanent exhibition "Old Masters" features works by Czech and international artists like Petr Brandl, Karel Škréta, Albrecht Dürer, El Greco, Rembrandt, and Lucas Cranach.
🎨 Explore art from the 16th to 18th centuries, with a focus on Baroque art in Bohemia.