Lobkowicz Palace

The Lobkowicz Palace in Prague was a pleasant experience overall. It is a nice place to visit, with interesting exhibits and a beautiful setting, and the staff were friendly and helpful, which I truly appreciated. That said, while it was enjoyable, it didn’t quite feel amazing, especially considering the price paid. For the same amount of money, there are other attractions in Prague that offer a richer or more impressive experience. Still, it’s a good visit if you’re interested in the history and the palace itself.

Beautiful palace that is still owned by the Lobkowicz family. You get an audio guide included with your ticket purchase, so you can learn some things about the history of the family and the art pieces inside.

Lots of family history. We paid for the family art museum which was very interesting. I think there's some sort of public transport available to negotiate the hill that it is situated on, but we opted for the stairs which were a laugh... Plenty of places to eat and drink as well as toilets. Nice view down to the river.

Very interesting, it explains the history of the Lokowicz family and their importance to Prague through paintings. Some very interesting things to see, especially in the music room where there where original music compositions. There is lots to see.

4 stars cause when I come here.. still closed… At the entrance, you can see the miniature of the whole castle and also a summary of the Lobkowicz family’s collection Free entrance if using Prague Visitor Pass Card

Located within Prague Castle, Lobkowicz Palace offers a rich, intimate glimpse into Czech aristocratic history. Highlights include world-class art by Bruegel and Canaletto, original scores by Beethoven and Mozart, and a top-notch audio guide narrated by the Lobkowicz family. The terrace café offers stunning views over Prague, and daily classical concerts in a historic hall are a treat. A must-visit for art, history, or music lovers—compact, elegant, and deeply personal.

Very delicately curated, overall a pleasant experience, definitely worth the visit!

It's a really great place, not only for the view from the high ground but also for the collection of his family over five centuries, which are all worth visiting.