Overview
The Czech Museum of Music is situated in the former Baroque church of St. Mary Magdalene on Karmelitská Street in Malá Strana. The building makes a distinct impression upon entry due to its grand main hall and the preserved atmosphere of its history. Operated by the National Museum, it serves as a specialized space for exploring music through various exhibitions and collections. Visitors can take advantage of practical amenities such as a free cloakroom, an on-site cafe, and a specialized shop selling CDs, musical publications, and merchandise related to famous composers like Smetana and Dvořák. The museum also provides facilities for families, including changing tables and an unmonitored children's corner, and offers partial barrier-free access via an elevator and platform lift.
What makes this place special
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Frequently asked questions
Answered frequent questions
Is the museum fully wheelchair accessible?
The museum is partially accessible with an elevator and a stair platform lift.
How do I get to the museum via public transit?
You can take trams 12, 15, 20, or 22 to the stop Pražské Jezulátko or Tyršův dům.
Is there a place to leave my bag?
Yes, there is a free cloakroom located on the ground floor.