Dvorak Museum

The Antonin Dvorak Museum is located in Prague, Czech Republic, in honor of the famous Czech national musician Antonin Dvorak. The entire museum is a red three-story building in a baroque style designed and built in the 18th century by the famous architect Kilian Ignaz Dientzenhofer. The museum shows the master's life through newspaper clippings, photos, manuscripts and piano and violin. On the second floor there are masters who have played the piano and several rows of auditoriums.

The Devoek Museum is located in the south of Prague’s new city. It is a red three-story building. The second floor is a master’s play, a piano and a few rows of auditoriums. It also shows the life of the master, his life, the instruments and utensils used in his creation. Friends who like music can go see it.

A museum that looks low-key but is still rich in exhibits

Since such a famous musician has been produced in Czech history, I definitely hope to visit it. But the location of the museum is not very easy to find. Although several directions can be passed, but I feel that this is more smooth, that is, the subway IP. Pavlova station, towards the Vltava River for three blocks (estimated 15 minutes away) along the direction of the sign to the left into the small alley, see the red and yellow small building. It closed at five o'clock and didn't catch up. The aunt who was watching said that she would prepare a small concert at 8 o'clock and would not let in, so friends who wanted to go should go early.

The museum is free to visit, there are music things, there are many instruments to play, some master-level works can also be appreciated.