This museum is dedicated to Anton Dvorak, the great Czech composer known for employing aspects of Czech folk music of Bohemia and Moravia into his compositions. The museum is on two floors. The lower floor mainly documents his life, while the upper floor does the same, but is mostly taken up with presentation of his music and operas. There's a listening post that plays many of his most famous compositions such as Symphony No. 9, the Czech Suite, plus much more that I wasn't familiar with. The museum is great for fans and interesting even for non dedicated, but interested in classical music types.

(Translated by Google) Honorary Doctor of Cambridge University (this title was awarded as a sign of special merit in music world) deserved that visitors come here and recognize the environment in which he lived and created the great Czech composer ... Branch building The Prague Museum of Music, in the Baroque style and built at the end of the 19th century, is also interesting in itself to myself. The building is also called "Villa America." Here you can, to see firsthand the atmosphere of that era (looking at his trips around the world), in which the founder "worked" national symphony. And here, chamber music sounds, in a virtuoso performance. (Original) Почётный доктор Кембриджского университета(это звание присвоено в знак особых заслуг в мире музыки) заслужил того,что сюда приходят посетители и узнают обстановку,в которой жил и творил Великий чешский композитор... Здание филиала пражского музея музыки,в стиле барокко и построенного в конце 19 века,тоже интересно само по себе. Здание ещё называют "Вилла Америка". Здесь можно, воочию заглянуть в атмосферу той эпохи(заглядывая в его поездки по всему миру),в которой "творчествовал" основоположник национального симфонизма. А ещё здесь, звучит камерная музыка,в виртуозном исполнении.

Very quiet and nice place. Next day I came back to concert. It coast almost nothing and atmosphere was so smooth. This house is like mini-castle 🏰

(Translated by Google) The Summer House, more precisely Michna's Summer House or the House of Dwarves, was the first building designed by Kilián Ignác Dienzenhofer in Prague. It was built in the years 1716 - 1721 for Jan Václav Count Michna of Vacínov. A. Dvořák Museum has been here since 1932. (Original) Letohrádek, přesněji Michnův letohrádek anebo také Dům trpaslíků, byl první stavbou, kterou v Praze navrhl Kilián Ignác Dienzenhofer. Stavělo se v létech 1716 - 1721 pro Jana Václava hraběte Michnu z Vacínova, prý tu bydlela jeho tajná milenka... V roce 1826 tady byla restaurace "Amerika", později dívčí gymnazium " Minerva" založené Eliškou Krásnohorskou. Muzeum A. Dvořáka je zde od roku 1932.

One of my favourite musician. There is one room there providing auditorium experiences too. They sell sheet music of Dvořák‘s but you have to pay Czech crown (I totally forgot about it and only had Euros on me, and this museum for some reason didn’t take cards). I also wish they sell other merchandise like busts & etc (like Bach house and Beethoven house). Plan your visit accordingly- the museum closes quite early and it takes ages to get a Uber because of its remote location.

It's a great little museum dedicated to one of the greatest composers of the 19th century It was an honor for me to be able to see the exhibits like Dvoraks' piano, violin, desk, wallet and other personal belongings. The curation is pretty good telling the life of a traveling composer who left an indelible mark not only in Czech music but in American music as well

Dvorak is one of my favourite composers. This was a fascinating look into the man's life, upbringing and all of his works. Did not know that he spent two and a half years in the US, for example, where he served as directory for the National Conservatory of Music in New York. The building itself is also wonderful to visit, however not maintained to the highest of standards.

The museum was a captivating experience that seamlessly blended history, art, and culture. The exhibits were thoughtfully curated, offering a rich and diverse collection that catered to all interests. The interactive displays and informative signage enhanced the learning journey. The museum staff were knowledgeable and passionate, adding depth to the visit. A must-see for anyone seeking intellectual stimulation and an appreciation for human creativity.

Wonderful little Museum! If you take your time, yoi'll need 30 minutes tops. BUT those 30 minutes are well spent in a outstandingly good curated exhibition.

(Translated by Google) Wonderful! 💖 (Original) Maravilhoso! 💖

(Translated by Google) Very nice place, renovated. The exposition is not large, it pleasantly introduces Dvořák's life and inspires to visit other places (Original) Velmi pěkné místo, zrekonstruované. Expozice není velká, příjemně seznamuje s Dvořákovým životem a inspiruje k návštěvě dalších míst

(Translated by Google) It's a place where Dvorak fans can go. It is a facility that has a thin connection. It's small, so if you're not a mania, you'll end up in about 15 minutes. Facility information varies depending on the site, so please check the official website. We went during the Christmas season and wrote that we did not do it on the summary site, but when we went to the official site, we seemed to do so, so we opened it when we went to see it. As location is bad, we think that we do not have to go by force. The nearby horror shop is more thrilling. A nearby restaurant, U Kariha, is a restaurant listed in the guidebook, so it would be nice to add that. (Original) ドヴォルザークのファンが行けばいい場所ですね。ぶっちゃけあまり縁もゆかり薄い施設です。こじんまりとしているので、マニアでも無い限り15分ほどで見終わります。施設情報がサイトによって違うので、公式サイトをしっかり見ましょう。我々はクリスマスシーズンに行って、まとめサイトではやってないと書いてあったのですが、公式サイトに行ったらやってるようなので見に行ったら開館していました。 立地も悪いので、無理して行かなくてもいいと思います。近くにあるホラーショップの方がよっぽどスリリングです。 近くのレストラン、ウ・カリハはガイドブックにも載ってるレストランなので、そのついでくらいでいいでしょう。

(Translated by Google) There are no small, fancy displays. If you don't like Dvorak, you may not have to go. (Original) こぢんまりとしてて派手な展示は無い。ドヴォルザークがよほど好きでなければわざわざ行かなくて良いかも。

It's a very small and simple, but cute museum of one of the most famous composers. It definitely helps that it's located in a beautiful historical building which makes it feel much more special. It's more old fashioned, but you can listen to much of his music, see a documentary or draw a picture of him.

Small museum dedicated to Dvorak and features lots of his original belongings donated from his wife and family when he passed. Not too many rooms but quite a long documentary upstairs to summarise his life. Spent about 45 mins here. Affordable tickets.

A smaller museum but very well done! Fantastic pieces with good descriptions. They even gave a history for the rear courtyard. They do close for thirty minutes for lunch, but sitting in the courtyard was very pleasant!

Small but insightful museum. I came 30-40 minutes after the opening on Sunday and there was only me as a visitor. The museum was calm and a bit interactive. The staffs are nice and very helpful, especially on the second floor. I was a bit confused with the audio session, and the staff was so kind to help and even moved the chair closer to me to sit while listening to the music. I really appreciated the hospitality at this museum. I bought the ticket online in advance and the while process was super easy. You will only need to present the e-ticket to the staff at the lobby and that's it.

Housed in a beautiful Baroque gem - villa "America" in Prague, Antonín Dvořák Museum is a place definitely worth a visit. Mostly recommended for music lovers, but architecture lovers will be satisfied as well. Inside you'll find some personal belongings of one of the greatest Czech composers, photos, his rewards, some documents etc. You'll learn about his life and work - there are some fascinating documentaries to be watched upstairs (in English and Czech). The staff is very helpful and the atmosphere is unforgettable. The villa is close to the Pavlova metro station (line C). The museum is not big, quite traditional and the entrance fee is pretty low (50 CZK). I enjoyed my visit there a lot!

Lovely little museum, even if just for the garden and the exterior architecture. Unfortunately due to its age there are several steps to the garden and again to get inside.

Nice stuff and so quite place

If you love Dvorak symphonies and Cello + Violin Concerto, then you shall pay a visit.

Awesome little hidden gem in Prague! Not a huge place but has some great pieces and some interesting facts and stories about Dvorak!

A special museum, the salon concert upstairs is wonderful! Every performer is a true artist！

Great museum visit! Very welcoming

In a city full of historical places this one is a must see, especially cause it's not on a main route. Well hidden from everything else, worth visiting to enjoy peaceful yet informative time with one of the most popular composer and his work.

Dvorak is one of my favourite composers. This was a fascinating look into the man's life, upbringing and all of his works. Did not know that he spent two and a half years in the US, for example, where he served as directory for the National Conservatory of Music in New York. The building itself is also wonderful to visit, however not maintained to the highest of standards.

Beautiful little museum. Bilangual.

So interesting! And a welcome rest from the sun and heat. Very atmospheric.

A small museum, to be sure, but the setting was beautiful, especially the small concert room. And very friendly staff made it even better.

Nice and relaxed atmosphere. Worth the visit if you have the national museum ticket as it is free. Very peaceful and full of symbolism. Also note that Antonín never actually lived here.

Fine little museum with a nice garden that has benches for you to rest while taking in the view of the house.

The museum is small, but provides detailed information on Dvorak's life and works. The ceiling of the second floor is beautiful, and there is a room where you can select different compositions to listen to. For anyone remotely interested in the life of Dvorak, this museum is a must-visit destination.

(Translated by Google) If you love Dvorak, go (Original) 드보르작을 사랑하면 가세요

A small museum, but filled with much history! I was excited to see many items Dvorak used throughout his life, including his viola! And all for a very cheap price!

Off the normal tourist routes but worth the effort. Very small but loved seeing original manuscripts and viola. Friendly staff. Video long but has English subtitles.

Great place to know about Dvorak like and work. Also inexpensive and with discount for seniors.

Small but full of interesting tidbits. For those who don't know much about Dvorak there is some history. For those who know Dvorak, you'll get a kick out of seeing his possessions and see the contents of his past letters. Very affordable and cute little museum with a small but quality (no generic Czech travel trinkets) gift shop.

Great little museum with beautiful architecture, not to mention it was only a dollar for entry (student). Information and narrative about his life was easy to follow. Upstairs there was exhibits to listen to some of dvoraks music which I enjoyed very much.

Fun to know that he would give all his symphonies to have invented a steam engine. Interactive, better to spend an aftertoon

For classical music lovers a must visit.

Small . Quiet. Ssshh. Gives a feel of what his life was like . Doesn't try to be flash just tells the story. The attraction is that it's the house.

Small museum but if you like Dvorak you get a peek of his life away from the public

You will find this museum tucked back away from the crowds in a nice neighborhood. The museum is good for a short visit. I liked the audio exhibit where you can listen toa cross section of different types of music that Antonín Dvořák composed.

A very nice little museum and a great place to visit for classical music lovers. Very informative and revealing of some of the less known facts of his life.

(Translated by Google) It's about a dollar what you pay as a student. The museum is very well maintained and although the exhibition is small, everything is well explained. You can pay by card the tickets but not the souvenirs. (Original) Es aprox un dolar lo que pagas como estudiante. El museo está muy bien cuidado y aunque la exposición es pequeña está todo bien explicado. Puedes pagar con tarjeta los boletos pero no los souvenirs.

(Translated by Google) I'm not exactly a big fan of classical music, but it doesn't matter if I don't learn something new about the life and work of Antonín Dvořák. The museum in the baroque summer house Amerika is tucked away in Ke Karlovu Street and behind its building a beautiful piece of nature in the form of a recreation park, where you can't hide much from the sun. Yet a relaxing sitting. Visit as part of the event Up to 9 museums in 5 days for a ridiculous entrance fee of CZK 100. (Original) Nejsem zrovna velký příznivec vážné hudby, ale to nevadí tomu, abych se něco nového nedozvěděl o životě a díle Antonína Dvořáka. Muzeum v barokním letohrádku Amerika je zastrčeno v ul. Ke Karlovu a za jeho budovou krásný kus přírody v podobě odpočinkového parku, kde se ale před sluníčkem moc neschováte. Přesto pohodové posezení. Návštěva v rámci akce Do 9 muzeí v 5 dnech za směšné vstupné 100,- Kč.

(Translated by Google) A nice place to stay. Highly recommended! (Original) Ein schöner Ort zum verweilen. Sehr empfehlenswert!

(Translated by Google) A small museum, a nice building and surroundings and staff. 2 floors, chairs in the room with the screen rozpegane, it would like to innovate. (Original) Maličké múzeum, pekná budova aj okolie a personál. 2 poschodia,stoličky v miestnosti s obrazovkou rozhegane, chcelo by to inovovať.

😍😎👍

(Translated by Google) A small but definitely informative museum. It's worth stopping here ❤️👍 (Original) Malé, ale rozhodně poučné muzeum. Stoji za to se zde zastavit ❤️👍

(Translated by Google) Beautiful building and tribute to dvorak. Friendliness of staff. (Original) Bel bâtisse et hommage à dvorak. Amabilité des personnels.

Simple, elegant and sweet.

Not a good museum. Too short. In and out in 30mins. A complete waste of time. Most of the info can be found online (eg. Wikipedia) Only redeeming quality was the entrance fee was cheap. But you basically get what you paid for.

(Translated by Google) I want Warloha !!!! (Original) Já chci Warloha!!!!

(Translated by Google) The exhibition is quite small. Nice house and quite nice in itself. Okay for the price. (Original) Die Ausstellung ist schon ziemlich klein. Schönes Haus und an sich ganz nett. Für den Preis auch in Ordnung.

Small museum about the life of this great Czech composer. Museum is located in a beautiful villa in a quiet neighbourhood of Prague, off the beaten path. Entrance was rather cheap. Lower floor showcases some personal items and photos, upper floor is a small concert hall with a small temporary exhibition. Worth the detour when visiting Prague and in need for some rest far from the maddening crowd.

(Translated by Google) Really very very nice (Original) Opravdu velice velmi pěkné

Well known composer, on an international level deserves a better museum, a better garden at the entrance and a better introduction to his fame. It seems that a talented 12 years old child created this exhibition.

(Translated by Google) A little on the side, but not far away. A cute easy museum to get to with the National Museum flag. (Original) Vähän sivussa, mutta ei kaukana. Söpö helppo museo, jonne pääsimme kansallismuseon lipulla.

(Translated by Google) I wasn't inside, but the building is beautiful. (Original) vevnitř jsem nebyl, ale ta budova je nádherná.

Interesting museum with lovely people working there but not that much information about Dvorak. A beautiful 1st floor

(Translated by Google) Small but nice museum with some things from the composer. (Original) Pequeño pero bonito museo con algunas cosas del compositor.

Small but beautiful museum in a lovely villa

Very interesting ethnological museum.

(Translated by Google) My head hurts (Original) Bolí mě hlava

(Translated by Google) 1. I like Korea Guidebook very much. 2. Information is kind 3. Know the life of Dvorak. (Original) 1. 한국 가이드북이 매우.맘에 든다. 2. 인포메이션은 친절 3. 드보르작의 일생을 알 수 있다.

(Translated by Google) Great exhibition (Original) Tolle Ausstellung

(Translated by Google) Very lovely little museum. It is the (admittedly short) visit - you can spend at most 2 interested hours here - definitely worth it. The entrance fee is pure formality: No 2 euros it cost me; it would be more expensive to go pee in the center at a McDonald's. (Original) Sehr reizendes kleines Museum. Es ist den (zugegebenermaßen kurzen) Besuch - man kann hier allerhöchstens 2 interessierte Stunden verbringen - auf jeden Fall wert. Der Eintrittspreis ist reine Formalität: Keine 2 Euro hats mich gekostet; es wäre teurer bei einem Mcdonalds im Zentrum pinkeln zu gehen.

(Translated by Google) A small but lovingly designed museum. You can linger and let the music carry you. Recommended! (Original) Ein kleines, aber liebevoll gestaltetes Museum. Man kann verweilen und sich von der Musik tragen lassen. Empfehlenswert!

(Translated by Google) It's a great place. (Original) 참 유익한곳입니다

(Translated by Google) Nice little museum for those interested in this musician. It tells more about his life and his character, than about musical elements. Very few original scores, but there is his piano and his viola. (Original) Agradable i petit museu pels interessats en aquest músic. Explica més de la seva vida i del seu caràcter, que no pas elements musicals. Molt poques partitures originals, però hi ha el seu piano i la seva viola.

(Translated by Google) I wonder where the name Dvorak comes from, for example from. Hof, which means dvur in Czech? Maybe I can find an answer in the museum. (Original) Ich frage mich, wo der Name Dvorak herkommt, etwa von. Hof, das auf tschechisch dvur heißt? Vielleicht finde ich im Museum eine Antwort.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place (Original) Krásné místo

(Translated by Google) A small museum, perhaps the most famous Czech composer. Entrance ticket costs 50 CZK, you can buy by card, souvenirs - only for cash. You can take the "printed guide", which will tell you not in the most successful translation about the exhibits of the museum. On the 2nd floor there is a concert hall where concerts are periodically given. (Original) Небольшой музей, пожалуй, самого известного чешского композитора. Входной билет стоит 50 крон, можно купить по карте, памятные сувениры - только за наличные. Можно взять "печатного гида", который расскажет не в самом удачном переводе об экспонатах музея. На 2м этаже - концертный зал, в котором периодически дают концерты.