National Gallery (Národní Galerie) Prague

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... Prague. Frankly, we didn't see a lot. THe Lorento? Didn't see it. Jewish cemetery? Synagogue? Um... missed them. National Gallery? We were going to but... Museum of Sex Instruments? Conscious pass. Anything Kafka, Dvorak or Smetana related? ...

... baroque streets (photos will follow later) on our way to the castle. In a matter of hours we visited Prague's foremost cathedral, the national gallery, the palace and saw the crown jewels. We're almost all cultured out, and almost considered resorting ...

... Prague Walks. This de Lux tour is about $50 US per person including the six hour tour, a boat ride, a Czech lunch, and free passes to the National Gallery and the company's nightly Ghost Tour as well. We had a private tour and our guide walked us through ...

... into the city. We started where we did the day before, at Muztek. We walked around Wensles Square and up to the National Gallery and then over to the Opera House. We debated getting tickets for a show: Either the student opera or Marionette Theater, ...

... The massive boulevard has a pedestrian strip down the middle with traffic on either side, topped at one end by the dirty-looking National Gallery. It is an eclectic mix of architectural styles, facades old and new, capitalism and a few remnants of its ...

... periods. The Baroque Church of St. Nicholas, the Art Nouveau leading down Paris Street toward the Jewish Quarter, the National Gallery's rococo palace, and the Gothic Tyn Church are all surrounded by colorful fronts of less notoriety, but add just as ...

... Lots to see and do in Prague: Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, Josefov the historical Jewish ghetto, Wenceslas Square, Czech National Gallery, and many more. The streets around Old Town are full of gift shops geared towards tourists, selling Bohemian ...

... , which is actually a huge complex. There was a small arms exhibit, an older basilica that I really enjoyed, part of the National Gallery (lots of religious painting and sculptures), a shopping lane where it was tempting to spend a lot of money, knights' ...

... Cathedral (Probably my favorite cathedral in Europe behind Sagrada Familia) 3.Old Provost's Lodging 4.St. George's Basilica 5.The National Gallery 6.Golden Lane (By far the coolest street in Europe) 7.Lobkowitz Palace 8.Schwarzenberg Palace - ...

... saw the Basilica of St Georges which dates from 920 and is used now for concerts. The convent of St Georges is now a National Gallery Our final visit was to the 16th century Rosenberg Palace where 5 rooms have been furnished to reflect life at the ...