Czech Museum of Music es una recomendación en la guía curada de Almanac X Alcron Prague.
En la antigua iglesia barroca de Santa María Magdalena, en Malá Strana, el Museo Checo de la Música convierte la arquitectura en una caja de resonancia: el gran salón, monumental y sereno, acompaña una colección donde el instrumento se entiende como puente entre el cuerpo y el sonido. La exposición recorre la historia y la ciencia del timbre con una puesta en escena de luz y acústica, y guarda una joya íntima de la ciudad: el piano de 1775 que Mozart tocó en Praga en 1787.
It was a nice museum with two exhibitions and some music facts to learn about musical instruments and equipment. The staff were friendly and helpful. On site lockers and cloakroom available to store jackets and coats. They allowed for a push chair to be kept near the lockers aswell. Recommend and good value also.
Had a lot of fun here with the history of music. So much to see with lots of interactive displays and instruments. You can listen to various instruments in different rooms. I loved to play the electric guitar, mini organ and harp! Inside it's not busy at all so you can enjoy the place and it has a relaxing experience. Some beautiful instruments, many of which I have never come across before.
It is such a beautiful museum containing a lot of musical instruments. Some of them are interactable, so you can try to play them yourself. There are also some interactable panels where you can learn interesting informations about the instruments. Children have free entry.