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Culture
The city of Prague (Praha) has always been a city of cultural, economic and political importance in the European continent. The city which is the capital of Bohemia lies on the banks of the Vltava River and has been declared to be one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
The historical city houses countless museums and art galleries where masterpieces from around the world are displayed. The city is on the list of every keen traveller and offers a variety of things to do and attractions for the tourists. The people here are lovers of music and art and celebrate many traditional as well as music and dance festivals. Read on to know more about the city and its ways.
Galleries
Central Gallery
Situated in the Old Town Square, the Central Gallery brings three amazing exhibitions which include a collection of works by the famous...
DOX Center for Contemporary Art
The DOX Centre for Contemporary Art situated in Holešovice district is a multipurpose space for presenting Czech and...
Festivals
Prague Spring Festival (Festival Pražské jaro)
The city of Prague celebrates the Prague Spring International Music Festival in the month of May-June every year. It is the most...
Czech Beer Festival (Český Pivní Festival)
The Czech Beer Festival is the major and the most famous beer festival in the Czech Republic. The celebration lasts for 17 days in...
Museums
National Museum (Národní Muzeum)
One of the biggest museums in Prague, the National Museum is also one of the city's main tourist attractions. Founded in 1818 in Prague...
Lobkowicz Palace
The Lobkowicz Palace is located inside the Prague Castle complex and is the only privately owned facility there. The palace...
Exhibitions
Municipal House
In the early 1900's this venue was built to replace the Royal Court that was demolished. The Municipal House was founded by artists...
Sternberg Palace
This is an exhibition of fine European art from ancient times to end of the Baroque Era. Collections over here emphasis on the ...
