[2025 Prague Attraction] Travel Guide for Mucha Museum (Updated May)

There are many attractions to visit in the Czech Republic, and they are very rich. You won’t always be visiting historical attractions, or only churches and museums to see. Instead, there are more medieval landscapes to slowly explore. Prague is a romantic city full of art and culture. Even if you have been to design and cultural cities such as New York, Paris, Tokyo, and Milan, you still have to say that Prague is really a very special city. It is full of an atmosphere where artists can create freely, and people feel that inspiration will flow endlessly in Prague. Prague has also nurtured many outstanding people in the fields of music, literature, etc. Composer Mozart and writer Kafka have both created masterpieces in Prague. To this day, Prague is full of opera houses, concert halls, museums, art galleries, libraries, cinemas, etc. When you come to Prague to travel, in addition to visiting major tourist attractions, don’t miss any art performances! 💖🫶🏻 📍Main urban areas: Old Town attractions: Old Town Square, Old Town Hall, Astronomical Clock, St. Nicholas Church, Tyn Church, Little Square, Havel Market, Charles Bridge, Stavroska Theatre, Powder Tower, Civic Hall, Hibernian Theatre New Town attractions: Mucha Museum, Wenceslas Square, Grand Hotel Europe, National Museum, Loft Cafe, Vltava River, National Theater, Dancing House Jewish Quarter attractions: Messer Synagogue, Old and New Synagogue, Spanish Synagogue Small town attractions: Community Square, St. Nicholas Church, John Lennon Wall Castle District attractions: Bishop's Palace, St. Vitus Cathedral, Old Royal Palace, St. George's Church, Golden Lane, Wallenstein Gardens, Royal Gardens Attractions in the High Castle area: Church of St. Peter and St. Paul, ruins of the city wall, Rotunda of St. Martin, National Cemetery

Visiting the mansion of Czech national treasure painter Mucha 📢 First, on behalf of my Czech friend, the executive director of the Mucha Foundation, and Alphonse Mucha's great-grandson, Mr. Marcus Mucha, I want to convey a message to all friends in the Chinese-speaking world. After his careful selection, from now on, when referring to Mucha in Chinese, always use the character '慕' (which means 'admire'). If you admire Mucha, make sure not to use the wrong character. · 🌞 On a sunny midsummer afternoon in Prague, with a saturation so high it felt like a dream, Coco, led by my old friend Lukas, the director of the Czech Tourism Board, arrived at the Mucha family's private mansion at the foot of Prague Castle and finally met the elegant and friendly Marcus. · 🏰 With Marcus's introduction, Coco got to see the living and working environment of Alphonse Maria Mucha during his lifetime, as well as some of Marcus Mucha's growth stories. · ⛪ This ancient building, which once served as a monastery residence, has a reception room on the first floor, living quarters and a studio on the second floor, and rooms for Marcus and his father on the third floor. The first and second floors preserve many of the Mucha family's collections, now used for receiving guests but not open to the public. · ⭐ Mucha fans all know that Alphonse's works are not only vast in number but also span multiple artistic fields, including oil painting, posters, advertising, jewelry design, and architectural design. Here, Coco saw Mucha's dazzling collections, including a miniature piano used by Mozart and Chinese porcelain treasures gifted by friends. · 🖼️ The paintings displayed in the mansion are mostly from Alphonse's later years, specifically the 'The Slav Epic' series. In 1910, at the age of 50, Alphonse Mucha returned to his homeland, the Czech Republic, after long stays in France and the United States. From 1911, he dedicated 18 years to completing 'The Slav Epic.' · 🧡 Thanks to Lukas, Coco had the opportunity to visit the Mucha special exhibition in 2018 in Brno, the capital of South Moravia, which included these twenty large oil paintings of 'The Slav Epic.' Compared to those flowers and beauties, they carry a more powerful soul. · 🛋️ I took a photo with Marcus in front of the red sofa bed where he slept as a child. After the photo, I asked for his IG account, and to my surprise, we had been following each other for 7 years! Initially, he liked and followed me after I visited that special exhibition in 2018. At that time, I thought he was just a Mucha fan based on his profile picture and name, but it turned out he was Mucha's great-grandson. What a wonderful coincidence! · 💐 Marcus said he and Lukas are old friends and fellow townsmen. Hearing from Lukas about my love for Mucha and even visiting Vyšehrad Cemetery to pay respects to Mucha, he was very touched, which led to this meeting. Thanks to Lukas and Marcus, this little Mucha fan had a dream-come-true afternoon. Marcus, who loves Chinese food, looks forward to visiting China again. Next time in Beijing, I'll take him to eat Peking duck. Long live Czech-Chinese friendship! 🇨🇿🇨🇳🥂

#weekendgetaways Exploring the Mucha Museum in Prague with my friends was a delightful escape into the enchanting world of Art Nouveau. From the moment we entered, we were captivated by the exquisite beauty of Alphonse Mucha's iconic works. His intricate illustrations and graceful compositions mesmerized us, evoking a sense of wonder and admiration. As we wandered through the museum, we immersed ourselves in Mucha's life and artistic journey, gaining a deeper understanding of his profound influence on the art world. Our weekend getaway was filled with laughter, discovery, and shared appreciation for the timeless elegance of Mucha's masterpieces.

#weekendgetaways Embarking on a weekend getaway with my friends to the Mucha Museum in Prague was a journey into the exquisite world of Art Nouveau. As we stepped into the museum, we were enveloped by the enchanting works of Alphonse Mucha, a pioneer of the Art Nouveau movement. His mesmerizing paintings, intricate posters, and delicate illustrations transported us to a bygone era of elegance and beauty. With each piece meticulously displayed, we gained a deeper appreciation for Mucha's artistic vision and legacy. Our weekend was filled with awe and inspiration, as we immersed ourselves in the timeless allure of Mucha's masterpieces.