In magnificent Rudolph Gallery were from 16th century displayed precious paintings from all over Europe.
The Gallery was built at the end of 16th century to store large collections of paintings, art objects and curiosities of the Emperor Rudolf II. The walls of Rudolph Gallery were originally plain to fit as many paintings as possible, only in 19th century they were richly decorated with stuccos. Nowadays, the gallery is not open to the public except for special occasions such as festive concerts.
Nowadays festive classical concerts are held in splendid premises of Rudolph Gallery.
* Accessibility by public transport:
tram 22, 91 - Prazsky hrad stop
* Nearest car parking:
Prasny most Parking (by the Prazsky hrad tram stop)