Museums and galleries draw crowds as free admission brings hundreds to the doors
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- Free Sunday admission attracted hundreds more visitors than on ordinary Sundays to museums and galleries across the Czech Republic.
- Long queues formed at Prague venues including the National Gallery and the Museum of Decorative Arts.
Free admission drew hundreds more visitors than usual to Czech museums and galleries on Sunday, with long queues forming outside several venues.
In Prague, the crowds included visitors to the National Gallery and the Museum of Decorative Arts. The turnout was notably higher than on a typical Sunday, according to the article’s description.
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