Lobkowicz Palace

1-2 hours

Discover hundreds of years of Czech history as you wander through the regal interiors and admire the various collections of Lobkowicz Palace.

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What you'll do

Built in the mid-16th century by Bohemian nobleman Jaroslav of Pernstein, the UNESCO World Heritage Site Lobkowicz Palace is rich with history and is the only privately owned palace in the Prague Castle complex. The Palace has witnessed hundreds of years being passed down to each ruling prince of the Lobkowicz family, significant architecural changes in the 17th and 18th centuries, a Nazi invasion in 1939 and Communist takeover in 1948. In 2002, the Palace was returned to the Lobkowicz family and was opened to the public in 2007.

Visit the museum to explore Bohemian and European history through the lens of the Lobkowicz family and one of Europe’s oldest art collections, complete with some pieces dating back 2,000 years. Enjoy exquisite paintings by the likes of Canaletto and Bruegel the Elder, stunning ceramics, bold arms and armor and fine musical instruments and hand-annotated manuscripts from famous composers such as Mozart and Beethoven!

Accompanied through the museum by audio guides narrated by two generations of the Lobkowicz family and the collections' curators, wander around and marvel at the various collections on offer, architectural delights and stunning interiors. Plus, the InSpiresPanorama audio tour offers visitors insights into the city’s most notable landmarks from the balcony of the palace!

Enhance your visit by visiting the Palace gift shop, grabbing a refreshment at the restaurant and café or enjoying one of the daily classical music concerts. There's plenty to explore at the Lobkowicz Palace!

What's included

Audio guide included.

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Audio guides available in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Japanese, Mandarin, Russian, Ukrainian and Korean.

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Where you'll be

Jiřská 3, , 119 00 Praha 1-Hradčany, Czechia, Prague, Czechia

Where you'll meet

There are three entrance options to the Prague Castle (in which the Lobkowicz Palace is housed). All of these entry points are accessible on foot or public transportation. No cars can drive through the Prague Castle without special permission (but you can be dropped off at entry points Pražský hrad and Staré zámecké schody). Bikes are also prohibited.

Option 1 (fastest): Staré zámecké schody (Old Castle Stairs) entrance. Walk to or take a tram to Malostranská (tram stop). Walk up Klárov Street, where you will pass a small park area on the left, until you reach the base of the castle stairs. Climb up the stairs to reach the castle entrance, which also boasts a magnificent view of the city.
Option 2: Pražský hrad (Prague Castle) entrance. Take tram #22 or #23 to tram stop Pražský hrad. Cross the street and you will see the entrance and checkpoint.
Option 3: Hradčanské náměstí (Hradčany Square) entrance. Take tram #22 or #23 to tram stop Pohořelec. Cross the street and walk down Pohořelec Street, continuing on Loretánská Street. In 10 minutes you will reach the Hradčany Square main entrance of Prague Castle.