The Kinský Palace is a former palace that is now part of the National Gallery Prague. The palace's name refers to its former ownership by the Kinský noble family. This Rococo building features rich stucco and sculptural decoration. Next to many temporary exhibitions, it hosts an extensive exhibition comprising around one thousand artifacts of Old World cultures of Asia, Europe and northern Africa focuses on 7,000 years of art development with Roman and Greek art, as well as artifacts from Egypt, Anatolia, Assyria, Mesopotamia and Iran and Buddhist art that demonstrates art specifics of China, Tibet, India, Japan and Southeast Asia.
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Staroměstské náměstí, Prague
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Kinský Palace - National Gallery in Prague has 2 ratings.
The Kinský Palace, part of the National Gallery in Prague, offers visitors a rich experience of art and history. Located in the heart of Prague's Old Town Square, this Rococo palace houses an impressive collection of Asian art and 19th-century art.
Visitors often praise the palace's stunning architecture, both inside and out. The ornate exterior catches the eye, while the interior's grand staircases and decorated rooms add to the overall experience. The museum's collection is diverse, featuring pieces from ancient civilizations to more recent works, providing a comprehensive view of art history.
The Asian art collection is particularly noted for its depth and quality, with many visitors finding it unexpectedly extensive. The 19th-century European art section also receives positive feedback, offering a good representation of the period's artistic movements.
However, some visitors mention that the museum can feel a bit crowded during peak times, which may impact the viewing experience. Additionally, a few reviewers note that some areas of the palace could benefit from better lighting to enhance artwork visibility.
The museum's location is a significant plus, allowing easy integration into a day of sightseeing in Prague's historic center. Many appreciate the opportunity to explore both art and architecture in one visit.
While most find the entry fee reasonable for the quality of the collection, a small number of visitors felt the price was a bit high compared to other museums in the city.
Overall, the Kinský Palace offers a valuable artistic and cultural experience, combining historical significance with a diverse art collection in a beautiful setting.
Works of famous artists are displayed, like Picasso. Every floor had different themes of art, which made it nice to stroll around. Overall the muzeum has a nice atmosphere and a low admission fee. There's also a nice café right next door for a good cup of coffee.
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