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🇨🇿 30 things to do in Prague ⬇️ 📍PLACES TO VISIT Prague Castle & The Golden Lane, Vrtba Garden, Strahov Monastery & Library, Waldstein Garden, Vysehrad, Klementinum, Lennon Wall, Dancing House, Astronomical Clock & Tower, Charles Bridge 🍽 RESTAURANTS Restaurace Mincovna, U Sadu, U Marianskeho Obrazu, Restaurant Mlynec, Nase Maso, Cafe Savoy, Lokal 🍺 BARS Anonymous Shrink’s Office, Parlour, The Alchemist Bar, Hemingway Bar, Kellyxír, Dog Bar, Terasa U Prince, The Monkey Bar 🍳 CAFES/BRUNCH Etapa, Botanica Coffee Truck, IF Cafe, Cafefin, La Boheme, Spizirna 1902, Cafe Letka, Marthy’s Kitchen, Grounds S16 ✅ THINGS TO DO Visit Musoleum David Cerny, Climb Old Town Bridge Tower, Watch a show at Prague State Opera, Czech Beer Tasting, Explore Prague’s Natural History Museum Prague, with its fairy tale-like charm, is the perfect destination for a weekend escape. The city’s timeless architecture, cobblestone streets, and rich history make it a true European gem. While it’s enchanting year-round, the best months to visit are from April to June and September to November. During these seasons, you’ll experience mild weather, blooming gardens, and fewer crowds, allowing you to explore the iconic Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, and Old Town Square with ease. Of course, a visit to December will be especially magical with Prague’s famous Christmas Markets. I recommend at least 3 days for a first time visit to Prague to allow enough time to visit all the iconic spots. Video edited with my video presets (link in bio) @presetsbykelsey #prague #praguecity #praguetravel #praguetrip #praguecastle #thingstodoinprague #prague🇨🇿 #praguefood #pragueoldtown #visitprague #praguefoodguide #praguefoodie #loveprague #visitczechia #czech #czechrepublic #czechrepublic🇨🇿 #czechia #travelcreator #travelblogger #uktravelblogger #travelguide #traveltips Prague hidden gems | Best food in Prague | Breakfast places in Prague | Prague food | Prague dinner spots | Fun activities to do in Prague | restaurants in Prague | bars in prague | cafes in prague | prague bar | prague cafe | prague restaurant
kelseyinlondonkelseyinlondon
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The US could never… This has to be one of the prettiest natural history museums we’ve visited and most people miss this on their first trip to Prague 📍 Národní Museum #prague #narodnimuseum #czechia #pragueworld #traveltips #praguelife
thelittlebasketthelittlebasket
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A really nice Natural and Human History Museum. A little bit of info on how you should visit it: First floor, enter the right door "Prehistory" and go to all rooms untill the statues hall, then returne to the first room and this time go to the right door "History", after that visit the first floor with exhibits regarding natural history, the 3rd floor where you will find the Cupole and the Nubia exhibition at -1. The museum presents a lot of different exhibitions regarding natural history, like many different animals in their natural habitats, there are a couple of rooms depicting different moments in the history of the Czech Republic, as well as some expositions about rocks, minerals and meteorites. On the first floor there is also a hall of statues of some Czech scientists whose contributions can be seen in the museum. All of the exhibitions are really cool and I really like the fact that here you can actually touch some of the things. For example they have some displays where you can compare your hand size to the size of a rhino, elefant or giraffe foot, displays of the ocean floor 400 milion years ago and so on. The Cupole on the 3rd floor is also pretty cool. You can take some really nice panoramic pictures of the entire city. This part is only accesible by elevator and some stairs at the last part. Be careful not to touch anyone or anything up there as there is a lot of static electricity and we kept on zapping each other during group photos. 🤣 Lastly, at -1 where there are the locker rooms, you can find a small but interesting exhibitions with different objects from Numibia such as tomb stones and funerary masks similar to those from Ancient Egypt. Everything listed above is covered by the basic admission ticket. The price is honestly pretty good compared to other attractions in Prague and other museums of similar type. I think you should definitely visit it if you are in Prague.
Maria-Alexandra ChiriacMaria-Alexandra Chiriac
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I recently visited the Národní muzeum in Prague and was thoroughly impressed by both the historical architecture and the extensive exhibits. The museum is located at the top of Wenceslas Square, making it easily accessible and centrally located. As you approach, the grand Neo-Renaissance façade of the main building immediately catches your eye, hinting at the treasures inside. The interior of the museum is just as magnificent as the exterior. The grand staircase and intricately decorated ceilings create a sense of awe as soon as you enter. The renovation, completed in 2019, has done a fantastic job of preserving the historical elements while modernizing the facilities. The exhibits are well-organized and cover a wide range of topics. The natural history section is particularly impressive, with a vast collection of minerals, fossils, and taxidermy. The historical exhibits provide a deep dive into Czech history, from prehistoric times to the modern era. I found the sections on medieval artifacts and the history of the Czech lands especially engaging. One of the highlights for me was the exhibit on Czech music history, which included original manuscripts and instruments used by famous Czech composers. The interactive displays and multimedia presentations added an extra layer of engagement and education. Despite the museum's large size, it is well laid out, making it easy to navigate. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, always ready to answer questions and provide additional information. Overall, my visit to the Národní muzeum was a memorable experience. Whether you're a history buff, a lover of natural sciences, or simply someone who appreciates beautiful architecture, this museum has something to offer. It's a must-visit for anyone in Prague.
Konstanty DaleckiKonstanty Dalecki
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Visitor Experience: The National Museum is highly accessible, with multilingual information boards and audio guides available in several languages, including English, which helps international visitors fully appreciate the content. The layout of the museum is easy to navigate, and there are plenty of resting areas throughout. The museum also has an elegant café where you can take a break and enjoy views over Wenceslas Square. For those interested in the panoramic view, you can visit the dome for a small additional fee. From here, you can admire the sprawling vistas of the city and its architectural beauty, adding an extra element to your visit. Tips for Visiting: Given the museum’s size and breadth of content, it’s advisable to set aside at least half a day to fully explore it. If you’re particularly interested in history or natural sciences, you could easily spend an entire day here. The museum is also a great option for families, as it offers engaging exhibits for children. Be sure to check in advance for any special exhibitions or events that might be happening during your visit. Conclusion: The Národní Muzeum is not just a museum, but a journey through the story of Czech history and natural wonders. With its impressive architecture, diverse exhibits, and engaging presentation, it’s a must-visit for anyone who wants to understand Prague and the Czech Republic’s rich cultural and historical fabric. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a science lover, or simply a curious traveler, the National Museum will leave you with a deeper appreciation for the country and its heritage.
Eugenia DogaEugenia Doga
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A Cultural Treasure Trove in the Heart of Prague My recent visit to the National Museum in Prague was an enlightening experience. As I wandered through the vast halls, I was transported through the rich tapestry of Czech history and culture. The museum's collection is extensive, with exhibits ranging from historical artifacts to natural history and everything in between. The displays are well-curated and informative, offering both a deep dive for enthusiasts and an accessible overview for casual visitors. The building itself is an architectural marvel, commanding respect and admiration. Its grandeur adds to the overall experience, making you feel like you're stepping into a place of importance and wonder. The interior is just as impressive, with a layout that guides you seamlessly from one exhibit to the next. What I particularly appreciated was the effort made to make the museum engaging for all ages. Interactive displays and thoughtfully placed information panels make it a fantastic educational experience for children and adults alike. The staff deserves a special mention for their knowledge and hospitality. They were friendly and eager to share insights, enhancing my visit with fascinating tidbits of information. I highly recommend the National Museum in Prague to anyone visiting the city. It's not just a museum; it's a journey through the heart and soul of the Czech Republic. Whether you're a history buff, an art lover, or simply curious, this museum is a must-visit destination that enriches your understanding and appreciation of this beautiful country.
Lineu Jorge (Lineo)Lineu Jorge (Lineo)
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Václavské nám. 68, 110 00 Nové Město, Czechia
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The National Museum is a Czech museum institution intended to systematically establish, prepare, and publicly exhibit natural scientific and historical collections. It was founded in 1818 by Kašpar Maria Šternberg. Historian František Palacký was also strongly involved in the foundation of the museum.
attractions: Prašná brána, Franz Kafka - Rotating Head by David Cerny, Havelské tržiště, The Playground, Náměstí Míru, Statue of Saint Wenceslas, Riegrovy Sady, Obecní Dům, Lego Museum, Museum of Fantastic Illusions, restaurants: Duplex, Café Louvre, Havelská Koruna, Restaurace U Pinkasů, Výtopna Railway Restaurant, Kantýna, Jaffa restaurant, Vinohradský Parlament Restaurant, Kolkovna Celnice, Restaurace Hybernská

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