Antonín Dvořák Museum, Music museum in New Town, Prague, Czech Republic
The Antonín Dvořák Museum is housed in a Baroque villa in Prague's New Town with original furniture and belongings from the composer's study and living spaces. The building features a garden with sculptural works and decorated interior walls.
The museum opened as a dedicated space in 1932, initially displaying items from the composer's private study. State administration took over in 1956, transforming it into a national memorial institution.
The building sits in a Baroque villa decorated with period details that reflect the era when Dvořák lived and worked. Walking through the rooms gives you a sense of how creative life unfolded in these spaces.
The museum is located in a historic building easily walkable from the Old Town area. Visits are possible on weekdays and weekends, so you should check opening times before your trip.
The museum's archive was recognized by UNESCO as Memory of the World in 2023, acknowledging its importance in preserving Dvořák's legacy. The collection holds thousands of documents, letters, and musical manuscripts that trace his life and work.
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