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Stary zidovsky Hrbitov vs Muzeum Antonina Dvoraka
Both Dvorak Museum and Old Jewish Cemetery are highly recommended by reviewers writing for major publications. Overall, Old Jewish Cemetery ranks significantly higher than Dvorak Museum. Old Jewish Cemetery ranks #2 in Prague with accolades from 6 publications such as Let's Go, Frommer's and Time Out.
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Široká, 110 00 Praha, Czech Republic
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Fodor's
"An unforgettable sight, this cemetery is where all Jews living in Prague from the 15th century to 1787 were laid to rest."
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Frommer's
"Just 1 block from the Old-New Synagogue, this is one of Europe's oldest Jewish burial grounds... One of the world's most crowded cemeteries: a 1-block area filled with tens of thousands of graves."
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Lonely Planet
Top Choice
"Founded in the early 15th century, it has a palpable atmosphere of mourning even after two centuries of disuse (it was closed in 1787)."
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This is one of Prague’s most popular sights, so if you’re hoping to have a moment of quiet contemplation you’ll probably be disappointed.
Time Out
"The Old Jewish Cemetery, where all of Prague's Jewish residents were buried until the late 1600s, is one of the eeriest remnants of the city's once-thriving Jewish community."
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Let's Go
"Make sure to notice the little stones on the tombstones—traditionally, these are used instead of flowers, adding to the beautiful, gray-and-green simplicity of the cemetery."
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Muzeum Antonina Dvoraka
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Ke Karlovu 20, Praha 2, Nové Mesto, Prague, Czech Republic
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Fodor's
"The stately baroque red-and-yellow villa housing this museum displays the 19th-century Czech composer's scores, photographs, viola, piano, and other memorabilia."
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Frommer's
"The country's best-known 19th-century Czech composer, Antonín Dvorák, lived here during his golden years."
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Time Out
"Hidden away behind wrought-iron gates, the Dvořák Society's well-organised tribute to the most famous Czech composer is housed in an elegant early 18th-century Baroque summer palace."
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Michelin Guide
1 Star
"Since 1932, this has been a museum celebrating the life of one of the great characters in Czech music: Antonin Dvorak (1841-1904)."
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Lonely Planet
Top Choice
"The most striking building in the drab neighbourhood south of Ječná is the energetically baroque Vila Amerika, a 1720s, French-style summer house."
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