Top Prague Museums

Guarantee your entry to one of Prague’s most family-friendly attractions by booking your tickets to the Lego Museum in advance. Fun for travelers of every age, the Lego Museum exhibits a vast collection of Lego that depicts scenes from Harry Potter and Star Wars, in addition to showcasing iconic Czech structures such as Charles Bridge and Prague Castle. Interactive models and a playroom are sure to keep kids entertained throughout your visit.

Venture to the lower level of Hamleys Toy Shop in Prague, and you’ll be rewarded with a surprise: an extensive and engaging Lego exhibition, featuring replicas of popular Czech landmarks, remote-controlled models, and even one of the world’s largest Lego roller coasters. Save yourself any hassle and secure your admission in advance; you can choose an entry time that works best for your schedule, and explore the exhibition highlights at your own pace.

Engross yourself in Lobkowicz Palace at Prague Castle, the largest fortress complex on the planet, with this super saver two-for one deal: enjoy a classical music concert in the 16th-century palace's baroque concert hall. Then visit the Lobkowicz Palace Museum, marveling at paintings by Canaletto, Cranach, Brueghel and Velázquez and seeing music scores written by Beethoven and Mozart. With an audio guide, learn about the history of the palace, the only privately owned building at Prague Castle.

Follow the history of local brewing from the 10th-century to the golden age of beer with a self-guided tour of the Czech Beer Museum. Explore 13th-century beer cellars and learn how Czech beer styles have evolved, then step into history at a pair of pubs that bring the 1920s and communist era to life. See a cooper’s shop and browse a remarkable collection of beer-artifacts along with video presentations and exhibits. Taste four classic Czech beers and create the perfect beer-lover's souvenir by capping and labeling your own bottle.

The funniest museum in Prague! A fascinating world of unreal optical illusions. Perfect fun for all ages. Unique experience and great photos. More than 100 interactive entertainment exhibits. The largest museum of trick illusions in Prague. Welcome to the magical world of optical illusions! Be part of a stunning exposure to fantastic optical illusions and large-format trick paintings. Set out for a unique experience at the most entertaining Czech museum. Before you visit, make sure your camera is fully charged and has enough memory to take unprecedented and funny photos and videos. The Museum of Fantastic Illusions is completely original and different from anything that has been seen before and not only in the Czech Republic. The museum is on a pedestrian route in the historical centre of Prague in Vodickova Street 31 near Wenceslas Square. It is easily accessible by public transport, by metro A, B and trams. The tram stop is very close to the museum.

Discover over three floors of illusion and trick art in a historically protected building in the heart of Old Town Square. Explore a historic building filled with illusions while learning about local history. Marvel at the iconic astronomical clock without the stress of the crowds. Capture amazing photos that your friends and family will love.

Explore the majestic Lobkowicz Palace at Prague Castle on this informative and entertaining tour with an audio guide narrated by members of the Lobkowicz family. Wander around the 22 art-laden rooms at your own leisure gawking at the world-famous art and historical artifacts. Marvel at paintings by Canaletto and Velázquez, see musical scores written by Mozart and Beethoven and take delight in centuries-old decorative arts.

See more historic Apple products in one place. And it's in Prague! Gain entrance to the Apple Museum, the largest collection of historic Apple products -- from Lisa, the first Macintosh, to the latest iPhones and MacBooks. See the evolution of this world-changing company and marvel at some relics of Steve Jobs, including his favorite outfit. This is a must exhibition for any tech-loving traveler.

Museum of Senses is an extraordinary museum with more then 90 exhibits in 17 rooms that will challenge all your senses as never before. This unique place offers unimaginable experience in a world of sensations and mind-blowing optical illusions. A place as fun as it is educational, as amazing as it is enigmatic, and as crazy as it is rational.

Create your own movie and insert sound effects at the National Film Museum in Prague. Interactive activities provide a hands-on experience that can be enjoyed by all ages. Discover the history of cinema from the first moving pictures to blockbuster movie production today. Open from 1:00 pm to 7:00 pm Tuesday - Sunday, you can easily fit this fun museum into your busy vacation schedule.

Secure admission in advance and save time and hassle during your vacation by prebooking an entrance ticket to Prague's Old Town Hall. Then, on the day, head inside this 14th-century complex to see its tower, state rooms, chapel, and Astronomical Clock at your leisure. Your ticket includes a guided tour of the Romanesque vaults under the hall—a network of one-time prison cells, torture chambers, shops, and lanes.

Prebook your ticket for the Alchemist’s Chamber escape game in Prague to secure a time slot that fits your schedule and save time in the city. When the time comes, travel independently to the venue and enjoy the game with the rest of your team—cracking the puzzles, brain-teasers, and mysteries to escape a locked room and uncover the alchemist's secrets before the clock ticks down the allotted 60 minutes.

Discover one of the largest model railways in Central Europe when you book tickets to Prague’s Kingdom of Railways exhibition. Home to more than 1,300 feet (400 meters) of railway tracks, and currently under construction to expand further, the extensive display includes hundreds of locomotives, plus different Czech cityscapes, all wrought on a miniature scale. The exhibition also hosts interactive displays and play areas that cater to younger visitors. Book your tickets before you travel to guarantee your admission, and once inside explore at your own pace.

Thanks to this ticket you will look inside of 4 Synagogues (Maisel Synagogue, Pinkas Synagogue, Klausen Synagogue, Spanish Synagogue) in the area, go to the Old Jewish Cemetery, one of the oldest in Central Europe, and many other sites. Once the introduction is over you will go and visit the Jewish ghetto at your own pace. Even if 20 min can seem short, it will make your visit rich and a very pleasant experience.

Get a closer look at the work of famous surrealist artist Salvador Dalí renowed for his technical skills, precise draftmanship and bizzare images in his work. Dalí’s versatile work includes paintings, graphic arts, film, sculpture etc. Major themes of his work were dreams, religion, sexuality, science and the subconscious and that is why he was considered controversial during his prime by many people.

Save up to 30% when you book your tickets online for a surprising attraction in historic Kutná Hora: the Kutná Hora LEGO Museum. See 1,000 original LEGO models in the exhibition space, which covers over 1,615 square feet (150 square meters). Star of the show is a detailed model of the Sedlec Ossuary bone chapel, crafted from more than 50,000 bricks. Kids will love the playroom, café, and shop.

Sometimes buying admission tickets to top sightseeing may cost you hours of queuing. Avoid the stress of lining up by collecting your admission tickets for Prague Castle, Astronomical Clock Tower and National Museum in our office at Řeznická 23, 110 00 Prague 1. With these tickets you will also receive a map with an explanation. Skip-the-line for buying an admission ticket to the Prague Castle, Astronomical Clock Tower, and National Museum. Information on finding the shortest security check queue. Get a Map.

It is tricky to squeeze in all of Prague's attractions in just one excursion. Made the most of your time on this private guided tour that includes sightseeing, a visit to a gallery of local crafts and jewelry (with included Moravian wine tasting), and a visit to Prague Castle. In the company of just your party and a guide, you can decide how long you want to spend at each attraction, such as the Mala Strana district, St. Vitus Cathedral, and the castle district.