This is a gem of a little museum in Prague. I learned a lot about Czech Cubist design - which is quite different from the Cubism I learned about at art school (the work of Picasso and Braques mostly). The architecture is really cool, and is quite distinct from other modern styles; the building itself is a fine example. The Cubist Cafe downstairs has sumptuous pastries and excellent coffee. I was just a little disappointed in their background music: just more of the same ubiquitious Euro pop I heard all over the continent. Ho hum. I expected something much more avante garde from that era, or at least something from Dvořák or Janáček. But once again, the museum was a highlight, as were the Decorative Arts Museum and the Mucha Museum.

Cubist house is one of the some houses built at the beginning of 20th Century in a secession style located in Prague. It is a beautiful and historical building, where you can see the facade. Not more.