The new exhibition will link Dvořák's music with the genius of his birthplace. The innovative exhibition will present the environment of the Central Bohemian village as it looked in the mid-19th century, when Dvořák was growing up there. Great emphasis is placed on the sound and, of course, on the music.

This Renaissance chateau built in the 16th century is located on the left bank of the Vltava River, 35 km from Prague. Today it houses a museum with an important part of the Lobkowicz collections. The historic halls, courtyards and gardens are used year-round for private and corporate events, educational programs and festivals.

The Stone House is a veritable treasure trove of Kutná Hora’s art and craftsmanship. Visitors can explore the reception rooms of the town’s bourgeoisie as well as the kitchens. A highlight of the visit is the descent into the two-story Gothic cellars with their lapidarium. Here, you can also enjoy the game “The Hidden Dowry,” inspired by KCD II.