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Review of: Prague Super Saver: Lobkowicz Palace Concert plus Lobkowicz Palace Museum Entrance Ticket
The Lobkowicz Palace is the only privately owned building in the Castle complex. Visit and experience the Lobkowicz Collections, the oldest and largest private art collections in Central Europe. The Lobkowicz family's fortune as displayed throughout the palace is very impressive. The centuries old artwork, paintings by famous artists too many to name, famous composers' work collection , Mozart and Beethoven original scores. The audio, that is narrated by the Lobkowicz family's young generation is wonderful, and every time we visit we learn more interesting details. The Midday Classic Concerts start at 1pm. We enjoyed listening to classical music performance in the beautifully decorated concert hall with impressive 17th century ceiling . The Palace Cafe with a terrace is popular with us because it offers wonderful views. You may want to spend hours here and do it all, or just take an hour break for the concert, or visit the Cafe for the view and cup of coffee, if your time is limited. It's always good to have a choice ....…
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Date of experience: October 2019
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Response from LobkowiczPalace, Manažer komunikace at Lobkowicz Palace
Responded 16 Sep. 2020
Thank you so much for your time to write this review. We are so happy to hear that you love coming back to the Lobkowicz Palace. With kind regards, Veronika
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A palace dating back to the 16th century with a free (with ticket, of course!) audioguide narrated by the descendents of the first prince who'd had it built. The guide informs the visitor of the family history, the importance of the objects & works found in the palace in light of this history and tells various family anecdotes. Probably the best audioguide I've ever followed as it both enlightens and amuses. The employees are friendly and I had the pleasure of chatting with one guard at the end of the visit, as she helped me to take pictures of a beautiful ceiling in the 3rd but last room. Do remember to look up as you go through.…
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Date of experience: August 2020
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Response from LobkowiczPalace, Manažer komunikace at Lobkowicz Palace
Responded 16 Sep. 2020
Hello, Thank you for choosing to visit Lobkowicz Palace museum, and for taking the time to write a reviw! We are glad to hear that you enjoyed our family narrated audioguide, as well as photo session in Balcony Room. Share your photo with us on our Instagram account @houseoflobkowicz! We look forward to welcoming you back. Sincerely, Veronika
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It is a privately owned building within the castle grounds, and does not have very impressive collections. From the outside and inside, the architectural beauty and presence of this building is apparent.
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Date of experience: August 2019
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It is the only privately owned building in the Prague Castle, the palace and the museum displays a selection of pieces from the Lobkowicz Collections, paintings from Paul Rubens, Dieago Velázquez (Infanta of Spain) or famous artwork Haymaking by Pieter Brueghel the Elder. Music Collection holds over 5,000 items. Other rooms are decorative arts, millitary and huntimg equipment. The display labels both in the Czech and English. At cash box you can ask for free the audio guide, highly recommended. The museum open daily from 10:00 to 18:00, entrance fee 200 CZK. The part of the museum is Cafe offering Czech and International fare with some amazing view of Prague.…
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Date of experience: June 2020
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Response from LobkowiczPalace, Manažer komunikace at Lobkowicz Palace
Responded 21 Aug. 2020
Hello, thank you for visiting our Museum, and for taking time to write such detailed review. We are glad you had time to visit our Café. We agree with you that the view from the terrace is amazing. Thank you again and hope to see you soon. With kind regards, Veronika
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