Structure
Old Masters
- Convent of St. Agnes - Art of the Middle Ages in Bohemia and Central Europe
- Šternberk Palace - European Art from Antiquity to the end of the Baroque period
- Schwarzenberg palace - Baroque in Bohemia
19th Century art
- St George's Convent - 19th century art of Bohemia
Modern and Contemporary Art
- Veletržní Palace - 20th and 21st century art
- House of the Black Madonna - Czech Cubism
Oriental Art
- Kinský palace - Art of Asia and Ancient Mediterranean
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