The Museum of Sex Machines in Prague is the world’s first museum dedicated to sex equipment. This museum of Prague is located in a …
The Museum of Communism is located in the center of the Czech city of Prague. It was founded in 2001 and is dedicated to the total …
The Mozart House Museum in Prague (Museum Bertramka) was opened in 1956. Here the great composer, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, complet …
The KGB Museum in Prague was founded by a group of people fascinated by the history of the powerful secret service of the USSR - t …
The one-of-a-kind private clock museum is located in a small house at the foot of the medieval castle Karlstejn near Prague. The f …
The Franz Kafka Museum is located in Prague, on the Small Country. The exhibition tells about the life and work of the famous Czec …
If we talk about the symbols of the Czech Republic, then the Czech grenade will surely be among them. No other stone, not even a p …
The Ghost Museum, located in Prague, will certainly attract the attention of all lovers of mystical stories. The museum contains t …
A small world of roads and trains named “Kralovstvi Zeleznic” hid in Prague near the Andel metro. There is the largest exposition …
In medieval Europe, the Inquisition and torture were an inseparable part of history. That is why the topic of torture became the m …
In Prague, there is a private museum dedicated to one of the most beloved children's games - the designer Lego. The museum occupie …
The Museum of Miniatures is the only one in the Czech Republic and one of the few in the world. The museum is located in the olde …
The Toy Museum in Prague is a guaranteed journey into childhood for adults and a fairytale world for children. This museum contain …
Composer Brejikh Smetana Czechs sincerely revered as the founder of Czech music. In his work he actively used national elements an …
The Museum of Alphonse Mucha is the first museum in the world dedicated to the life and work of the world-famous Czech painter, je …
The Campa Museum in Prague showcases Czech art of the last century. The museum is housed in the building of the Owl Mills, built i …
75 kilometers from Prague is the city of Žatec, which for several centuries is famous throughout the world for its unsurpassed hop …
Artbanka (AMoYA) is a contemporary art museum and original non-profit project curated by independent Slovak art historian Vlado Be …
“Sweet Museum” – this is the name of the people of Prague. An inconspicuous small museum is located in the center of Prague, near …
Toy Museum in Prague, perhaps the most popular in the city. The famous place was loved not only by children, but also by their par …
More recently, in the capital of the Czech Republic, in the area of Mala Strana, in the famous "House by the Donkey", a new Museum …
The National Technical Museum of Prague was founded in 1908. Among the exhibits of the museum are technological objects, cars, mot …
The museum was founded in order to preserve the memory of those synagogues and neighborhoods that were destroyed in the early 20th …
Toy Museum in Prague is considered one of the most popular places visited by tourists and citizens. It opened in 1989, in an old m …
The Neo-Renaissance museum building was built between 1885 and 1890 by Joseph Schulz. This building is the architectural dominant …
The Museum of Gastronomy in Prague is one of the most interesting museum attractions of the Czech capital. The unique expositions …
The Visegrad History Museum is a whole historical complex in Prague, where the legends of Visegrad are opened. Another museum is c …
Prague is a city where history, art and unusual collections coexist on every corner. A walk through the cobbled streets turns into a small journey through the eras: from medieval legends to the avant-garde of the XX century. Museum routes are diverse and suitable for both family trips and serious cultural travel, and each exposition is able to give unexpected emotions and new knowledge.
Prague has a wide variety of museums, from the provocative Sex Machines Museum and the KGB Museum to chamber private collections such as the Clock Museum at the foot of Karlstein and the Mozart House Museum. In the center of the city you can find the Museum of Communism and the Franz Kafka Museum, on Mala Stran – museums of alchemy and ghosts, and lovers of design and graphics will appreciate the Museum of Alphonse Mucha and the gallery of Camp. For families with children, there is a LEGO museum, a toy museum and the largest toy railway exhibition in Prague. Technological advances are exhibited in the National Technical Museum, and Jewish history in the Jewish Museum. Around Prague there are interesting branches: the hop museum in Žatec, 75 km from the capital and private miniature collections. Among the rare exhibits there are unique jewelry samples of Czech pomegranate, rare clock movements, as well as collections of theatrical and musical artifacts, which are rarely shown in other cities.
The museum life of Prague is active all year round: temporary projects, imported expositions and curatorial programs of contemporary art are regularly opened in the exhibition halls. Frequent contemporary language exhibitions and art retrospectives are accompanied by thematic lectures and performances, and some museums host special night programs and family days. Keep an eye out for hall-specific posters – flexible schedules and seasonal designs turn an ordinary visit into a real cultural event, and temporary collections often bring rare items from Europe and the world.
Come to Prague to follow its museum routes and discover unexpected expositions. To make the program richer and avoid queues, it is worth ordering excursions with a private guide: guides are able to combine famous points and hidden pearls, tell lively and adjust the route to your interests. Book your itinerary in advance to make your trip to Prague’s museums vivid and memorable.
