Museum of Communism

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 totalitarian regime of 1940-1980, which affected Prague and the whole of Czechoslovakia.

The atmosphere of communism is created here and on the territory of the museum you can see such empty store shelves, a school class with communist textbooks, as well as feel the modern view of the Czechs on the totalitarian regime of the past, expressed in funny posters and posters. The creators of the Museum of Communism even tried to recreate the smells that were inherent in Czechoslovakia during communism.

According to the founders of the museum, the exposition is aimed at the younger generation, it gives young people to feel the atmosphere of the totalitarian regime, to plunge into the life and culture of that time. The Museum of Communism is truly unique and provides fresh insights into the times that the state has gone through. Undoubtedly, this slightly scandalous and controversial Czech museum is a must-visit for all guests of the Czech Republic.