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Prague Ghost and Legends Museum

• Mostecká 18, 118 00, Prague 1
• Phone:+420 257 221 289, 724 028 152
• E-mail: museumpovesti@email.cz, info@ghostmuseum.cz
• Web: www.muzeumpovesti.cz, www.ghostmuseumprague.com
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Open daily: 10:00 – 22:00

Franz Kafka Museum

• Cihelná 2b, 118 00, Prague 1
• Phone:+420 221 451 333
• Fax: + 420 221 451 414
• E-mail: info@kafkamuseum.cz
• Web: www.kafkamuseum.cz

The City of K. Franz Kafka and Prague - this long-term exhibition takes us into the world of Prague-born writer Franz Kafka (1883-1924), one of the greatest figures of 20th century world literature. You can find a complete range of publications of the work of Franz Kafka in the Museum´s bookshop. Open daily 10AM – 6PM.

Muchovo muzeum

• Panská 7, 110 00, Prague 1
• Phone:+420 221 451 333
• E-mail: shop@mucha.cz
• Web: www.mucha.cz

The Mucha Museum offers you a unique view into the world of Alphonse Mucha (1863-1939), one of the most celebrated artists of the Art Nouveau period. The Mucha Museum Gift Shop offers an exclusive selection of gifts with Alphonse Mucha motifs such as posters, postcards, calendars, scarves and many more. Open daily 10AM – 6PM.

Museum Kampa – Jan and Meda Mladek Foundation

• U Sovových mlýnů 2, 118 00, Prague 1
• Phone:+420 257 286 147
• E-mail: info@museumkampa.cz
• Web: www.museumkampa.cz

Museum Kampa in the Sova Mill owes its existence to the well-known Czech-American art lover, Mrs. Mladek, and the fulfilment of her vision to transform the historical Sova Mill complex into a museum for Central European modern art, which could publicly exhibit and preserve her bequest to the city of Prague of the unique art collection that she and her late husband, Jan Mladek, collected over their lifetime.

The Czech Museum of Fine Arts/ České muzeum výtvarných umění

• Husova 19-21, 110 00, Prague 1
• Phone:+420 222 220 218
• Fax: +420 222 221 190
• E-mail: muzeum@cmvu.cz
• Web: www.cmvu.cz

Gems of Slovak Modern Art (1910 - 1949) 5. 4. 2006 - 4. 6. 2006

The National Museum of Agriculture Prague

• Kostelní 44, 170 00, Praha 7
• Phone:+420 220 308 200
• Fax: +420 233 372 561
• E-mail: nzm.praha@nzm.cz
• Web: www.nzm.cz

The National Museum of Agriculture Prague, located in Prague-Letná, was established in 1891 and is a significant monument of modern Czech architecture. At present visitors can enjoy several permanent collections and current exhibitions. The archive, photo-archive, library, and themed lectures for the public form an important part of NMA Prague’s activities.

The Jewish Museum inPrague

• U Staré školy 1, 3, , Prague 1
• Phone: 221 711 511, reservation centre: 222 317 191
• E-mail: rezervacni.centrum@jewishmuseum.cz

The Jewish Museum in Prague administers one of the most extensive collections of Jewish art in the world. The collections are unique not only in terms of number of items (almost 39,000), but chiefly because they come from a single, compact territory of Bohemia and Moravia. Altogether these collections present a full picture of the history of the Jews in the region. opening hours: everyday except Saturday and Jewish holidays, November-March: 9 Am- 4.30 PM, April-October: 9 Am – 6 PM

Bedřich Smetana Museum

• Novotného lávka 1, 110 00, Prague 1
• Phone:222 220 082
• Web: b.smetana-museum@nm.cz

Wax Museum Prague

• Mostecká 18, 110 00, Prague 1
• Phone:224 229 852
• Fax: 224230101
• E-mail: info@waxmuseumprague.cz
• Web: www.waxmuseumprague.cz

Wax Museum Prague

• Melantrichova 5, 110 00, Prague 1