Unmistakable with its White House or Reichstag tunes, the National Museum is a neo-renaissance building that radiates throughout Wenceslas Square. It also serves as the Czech Pantheon, since it houses the remains of the greatest heroes of the Czech nation.

Founded in 1818, it does not really assume its role as a museum until 1840. Its collections include rare or simply unique pieces of patriotic art, but also music, history or anthropology. Not to denigrate too quickly, the annex library includes hundreds of works inducted into the national cultural heritage. Only condition sine qua non, read Czech ...