This exhibition guides visitors through the life and travels of composer Antonín Dvořák, from his early days in Prague to his journeys across Europe and America, and his eventual return home. It features authentic personal items and modern graphics to illustrate his path.
The exhibition 'The Journeys of Antonín Dvořák' invites visitors to retrace the footsteps of the renowned composer. Through a compelling display of authentic personal belongings, including furniture from his study, his Cambridge gown, piano, and viola, the exhibition vividly illustrates Dvořák's travels. Modern graphics enhance the narrative, guiding visitors on Dvořák's personal and professional journeys to Prague, across Europe, and to America, culminating in his return to his homeland.
The Antonín Dvořák Museum itself is housed in the Baroque summer palace called Amerika, built between 1717 and 1720 to a design by K. I. Dientzenhofer, with garden sculptures by Matyáš Braun. Since 1932, this historic villa has served as a testament to Dvořák's legacy, showcasing his life and work through various expositions.