At this museum you'll get to see the letters and manuscripts of Franz Kafka. The collection was originally housed in Barcelona, but eventually brought to Prague, Kafka's place of birth. The museum is divided into two distinct sections, each informative and interesting. Admission costs 120Kc for adults and 60Kc for children.


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Kinsky Palace is part of Prague's National Gallery. At this striking palace built in the 18th century, you'll find a fascinating collection of art such as pieces by Picasso and Rembrandt. There are different shows and exhibitions held here, including retrospectives on many well-known artists and forms of art. Admission costs vary depending on what exhibition you want to see.


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The National Theater is one of Prague's most famous pieces of architecture. This theater was built in 1881 and is home to performances and events. There are not daily tours of the theater, but there are scheduled ones that occur every now and then. The best way to see the theater is by attending a show or event being held there. Ticket prices will vary according to the individual event.


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Sternberk Palace is yet another one of Prague's incredible palaces that is filled with art. This museum is commonly called the European Art Museum and houses 500 years of fine art by masters like Goya, Rembrandt, El Greco, and many more. Sternberk Palace is another one of the palaces that make up the National Gallery. Admission costs 150Kc for adults and 70Kc for students and children.


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Strahov Monastery and Library is the second oldest of its kind in Prague. Over 125,000 manuscripts are kept here that have been collected by the monks throughout the centuries. Another attraction at Strahov are the ornate and beautiful tapestries and ceiling art. You'll also see an ancient printing press, and the resting place of St. Norbert. Admission costs 80Kc for adults and 50Kc for students.


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