Peter Neely is a Brooklyn-based writer and poet who's been bounding between cities for a decade, with stops in San Francisco, Budapest, Montreal, and Lyon. Changing NYC apartments like socks, Peter has lived in Harlem, Greenpoint, Sunnyside, and Crown Heights, though Coney Island is his spiritual homeland. Spot him reading on the subway, or complaining about the slice at your favorite pizzeria.
Peter Neely is a Brooklyn-based writer and poet who's been bounding between cities for a decade, with stops in San Francisco, Budapest, Montreal, and Lyon. Changing NYC apartments like socks, Peter has lived in Harlem, Greenpoint, Sunnyside, and Crown Heights, though Coney Island is his spiritual homeland. Spot him reading on the subway, or complaining about the slice at your favorite pizzeria.
Hi, I'm Peter!Peter Neely is a Brooklyn-based writer and poet who's been bounding between cities for a decade, with stops in San Francisco, Budapest, Montreal, and Lyon. Changing NYC apartments like socks, Peter has lived in Harlem, Greenpoint, Sunnyside, and Crown Heights, though Coney Island is his spiritual homeland. Spot him reading on the subway, or complaining about the slice at your favorite pizzeria.
Hi, I'm Peter!Peter Neely is a Brooklyn-based writer and poet who's been bounding between cities for a decade, with stops in San Francisco, Budapest, Montreal, and Lyon. Changing NYC apartments like socks, Peter has lived in Harlem, Greenpoint, Sunnyside, and Crown Heights, though Coney Island is his spiritual homeland. Spot him reading on the subway, or complaining about the slice at your favorite pizzeria.
A cultural beacon in Central Europe, Prague is replete with artsy options, from ornate palaces and art-filled religious sights, to architecture walking tours. Here’s how art lovers can make the most of a visit to this historic city.
The stately Prague Castle is a must on any Prague itinerary. Explore the complex and St. Vitus Cathedral, where Czech kings and queens were crowned. Join a guided tour to learn about the castle’s famous residents.
Fine arts enthusiasts visiting Prague Castle shouldn’t miss the Lobkowicz Palace Museum, which features one of the largest private art collections in the country. Wander more than 20 galleries, and marvel at the royal portraits, historic instruments, and paintings from artists such as Brueghel the Elder and Diego Velázquez.
Art and design buffs can escape the museums and hit the streets to visit the 20th-century architectural relics scattered throughout Prague. Uncover modern architecture styles, see landmark buildings showcasing the best of 20th-century design, and learn how Czech history influenced the city’s avant-garde creators.
To delve into the darker side of European history, check out Prague’s Museum of Medieval Torture, just steps from the Charles Bridge. Four floors of exhibits feature actual medieval torture devices, depictions of torture methods, and captions in eight languages.
If you’re looking for a more family-friendly art experience, spend a few hours at Prague’s LEGO Museum. Highlights include LEGO models of famous Czech buildings, and a playroom where kids can let their creative minds go wild.
