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Discover the rebirth of Dvořák’s life, legacy, and home. The story of the world-famous composer Antonín Dvořák (1841–1904) began in the small Bohemian village of Nelahozeves, 35 km north of Prague.
Discover the rebirth of Dvořák’s life, legacy, and home. The story of the world-famous composer Antonín Dvořák (1841–1904) began in the small Bohemian village of Nelahozeves, 35 km north of Prague.
Connecting music and place, the immersive and interactive visitor experience is inspired by the sights and sounds of Dvořák’s rural childhood to reveal their influences on his future musical masterpieces. An exhibition of historic objects and imaginative displays combines engaging multimedia content, including a personal audio guide experience, narrated by an older Antonín Dvořák. Visitors will dwell in the authentic atmosphere of the house itself, while also learning the story of Dvořák’s early life. The house and grounds also serve as a cultural center offering dedicated music education courses, workshops, concerts, a meditation garden, and community enrichment programs for visitors of all ages and capabilities.
Antonín Dvořák rose from humble origins as the son of a local butcher and innkeeper, to become an internationally renowned composer. His Baroque birth house serves as a significant cultural monument, reflecting the formative environment that shaped his musical genius.
Dvořák’s iconic 9th Symphony continues to inspire to this day — and it’s the driving force behind our new beer, Dvořákova 9, crafted under the direction of Lenka Straková, head brewer at the Elektrárna brewery. Discover a refreshing taste that blends Czech and American hops, mirroring Dvořák’s own transatlantic influence. You can find this beer at the Antonín Dvořák Birth House, at Bistro Skála near Nelahozeves Castle, and at the Lobkowicz Palace at Prague Castle.
Book an exclusive private tour with one of our expert curators or a member of the Lobkowicz family.
Discover our educational programmes and learn about history, art, culture and society across the centuries in an attractive and friendly way.
Discover our educational programmes and learn about history, art, culture and society across the centuries in an attractive and friendly way.
During the season:
Mon–Thu: 10:00–19:00
Fri–Sat: 10:00–20:00
Sun: 10:00–20:00