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Typically overlooked by tourist crowds, despite its convenient location, the Baroque/ Neo-Rococo Colloredo-Mansfeld palace will transport you to a different era of ballroom parties and elegant manners. The main highlight is the dancing hall with its awe-inspiring ceiling frescoes and gilded chandeliers.
Marold Panorama , located in Výstaviště Holešovice will take you a little further away into centuries, as it depicts the historic battle which ended the medieval Hussite Wars. Dated late 19th century, it remains the largest painting in the Czech Republic until today.
While in Holešovice, do not miss the opportunity to take a journey among the stars – even though it will be an imaginary one. Prague Planetarium is famous as one of the most advanced in the world and offers plenty of fun activities for children.
In case you are hungry for art, check out the House of Photography by Prague City Gallery, or enjoy the mesmerizing play of light and darkness in Josef Sudek’s shots (at the photography gallery which bears his name). Decorative Arts Museum and House at the Black Madonna display unique textiles, jewellery pieces and very unusual Cubism design solutions.
To take a break from sightseeing, families with kids especially are guaranteed some fun time at the Illusion Art Museum , as well as the mind-blowing Gallery of Steel Figures .