Our favourite hotels near Besřich Smetana Museum

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Mamaison Suite Hotel Pachtuv Palace Prague

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Hotel U Zlateho Stromu Prague

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Hotel Leonardo Prague

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Pension U Lilie Prague

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Stag Prague

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King George Prague

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Royal Road - Residence Prague

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Red Chair Hotel (U Cervené Zidle) Prague

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U zlaté studny Prague

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Royal Route Aparthouse Prague

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Residence Bologna Prague

This hotel has a great location in Prague's historical centre, near the Old Town, Wenceslas Square...

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Four Seasons Hotel Prague

Four Seasons Hotel Prague's health club is open 24 hours a day and provides men's and women's locker...

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Rotunda Prague

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Cloister Inn Prague

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Clementin Old Town Hotel Prague

Clementin Old Town Hotel is located in a historic building near the city centre, close to the famous...

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Three are three major composers idealized by the citizens of Prague. They all have connections to the city. In a neo-Renaissance building beside the river, is a museum dedicated to one of these men. It is in an old Waterworks building. This is the Bedřich Smetana Museum.

Together with Mozart and Dvořak, the Czech composer, Smetana (1824-1884), forms the sacred threesome for lovers of classical music. His nationalist beliefs pervaded his work and life. He took part in the 1848 revolution. His “My Country,” one of a cycle of six symphonic movements, stirs national pride. The Vlatana movement leads off opening night of the prestigious Prague Spring Music Festival. His “The Bartered Bride” marks the beginning of Czech opera. You can find samples of his work in this museum. There are documents, letters musical instruments and scores. The museum also displays memorabilia such as his spectacles and his wives jewelry. In front, placidly sitting down, is a statue of this man.