Historická budova Národního muzea branches

The National Museum is an important Czech museum institution. It collects, researches and presents artefacts from natural science, history and art, which it exhibits in 15 buildings and protects in several separate depositories. It has more than 20 million objects in its collections.

We run an exhibition dedicated to the history of the Czech puppet and circus.

We operate a lapidarium with a permanent exhibition Monuments of stone masonry in Bohemia from the 11th to the 19th century.

We exhibit musical instruments and other music related items. We also organize short-term exhibitions. The building is wheelchair accessible. We provide access to the exhibition with a pram. There is a children's play area, changing table, cloakroom and more.

We operate an exhibition focused on the folk culture of the Czech Republic. We organize short-term exhibitions. There is a children's corner and a cloakroom. The building is wheelchair accessible. There is also a shop with folk art, traditional handicrafts, handicrafts and more.

We run an exhibition on the life and works of Bedřich Smetana. There is a children's corner and a dressing room. We provide the possibility of entering the exhibition with a stroller.

Operation of a natural history museum with departments of Mineralogical-Petrological, Palaeontological, Mycological, Botanical, Entomological, Anthropological, Zoological and a ringing station.

We offer exhibitions, lectures and other events at the National Museum. There is a cloakroom, a café, a children's corner and a shop with publications. The building is wheelchair accessible. We provide access to the exhibition with a pram.

We operate an exhibition with the theme of the life and works of Antonín Dvořák. There is a permanent exhibition of the Journeys of Antonín Dvořák. There is also a children's corner, a cloakroom and more.

We operate a museum of Asian, African and American cultures. You will find our permanent exhibitions Oceania, America, Nias - the island of myths and prejudices and Vojta Náprstek. There is a changing table, a children's corner, a cloakroom and more. The building is wheelchair accessible.

Jan Palach's birth house with a small garden has seen a lot. It was created here as a place of memory of the person and deed of Jan Palach. The memorial symbolizes self-immolation as a wedge that divided society and deeply affected the fate of his entire family.