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This family palace adjoins the cities' main palace on the hill overlooking the river. There is a wonderful view of the river and the city from the balcony next to the coffee shop. One the best art museums in the country with taped tours explaining...More
We skipped the crowds of the Palace and opted for this instead. The story of the family is well told through the audio guides - and their collection includes weapons, artworks and original music scores. well worth the visit.
There was a 15 minute walk from our mini-van through beautiful cobblestone courtyards leading up to the palace. Very warm inside during the summer months, but on the terrace there is a fantastic panorama view of the area. When leaving you must navigate staircases back...More
My wife & I had VERY SPECIAL Lobkowicz Tour offered through the Viking Cruise line. We enjoyed a relaxing lunch followed by a private concert of classical selection presented by a most professional trio. Our tour of the Collections was amazing. What a talented family...More
Take some the time to go see that location, good history one. You don't need to pay for the full ticket to enjoy it.
Viking promos far overstated the nature of this tour, showing very personal, warm, and detailed tours explaining both the history and the art. The reality was a 3rd rate find a number and push a button ear buds device. The points of interest were marked...More
We were so happy that we decided to go to this museum on the Prague Castle grounds. Ticket (discounted if you've purchased a ticket to the Prague Castle complex) comes with self-guided audio tour of the Lobkowicz family's interesting story and art collection, narrated by...More
Definitely worth the price of admission. Wonderful collection that for me was the most interesting part of the whole Prague Castle experience.
Apparently the museum never heard about air conditioners. couldn't concentrate and actually enjoy the museum because it was so hot and smelled so bad.
Although the Prague Castle is a very busy place in late June, one of the quieter places and spaces is the interior of the Lobkowicz Palace. Recently restored to its former grandeur with the return of a number of artifacts, it is a quiet respite...More
