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Getting Here

Lobkowicz Palace is located at the far eastern end of the Prague Castle complex. The street address is Jiřská 3.

By Tram
Take tram number 22 or historic tram 91 to the “Pražský hrad” (“Prague Castle”) stop (across from the Lví Dvůr restaurant). From the tram stop, it is a pleasant seven-minute walk to the Palace. Walk behind St. Vitus Cathedral, through the third courtyard, and then follow Jiřská Street downward until you see Lobkowicz Palace on the right (just before the gate). 

By Metro
Take Metro line A (the green line) to the Malostranská station. Walk up the Old Castle Steps and Lobkowicz Palace will be on the left, just after the gate with the Prague Castle guards.

Please note that transportation routes are always subject to change. Several roadway and transportation improvement projects are planned in Prague for 2012. For the most up-to-date information about public transportation, please visit www.dpp.cz.

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Events

Small Exhibition of Books at Lobkowicz Palace to Highlight Baroque Architecture

29.11.2012 – 30.05.2013

Architecture in the Work of Peter Paul Rubens and Václav Hollar, the new book exhibition at Lobkowicz Palace, will open on 30 November and will introduce two attractive books focusing on architecture as presented by the most distinguished Baroque artists.

Exhibited will be a first edition (1622) of the work entitled Pallazi di Genova, published in Antwerp by the prominent Flemish Baroque painter Peter Paul Rubens (1577–1640). The book presents detailed engravings of facades, cross sections and plans of Renaissance palaces and villas from Genoa, Italy. The second exhibited book, Castella et praetoria nobilium Brabantiae, was published by the historiographer Jacques le Roy (1633–1719). Also a first edition, it was published in Antwerp in 1694. The work is composed of more than 200 engravings and etchings.

Architecture in the Work of Peter Paul Rubens and Václav Hollar will run through 30 May 2013.

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