Prague · MUSEUMS
On a wet January afternoon a museum is not a fallback, it is the plan. The 15 below cover the illusion houses, the historic collections and the odder one-room affairs, with entry prices and which tickets skip the queue.
Prague’s Museum of Fantastic Illusions turns optical tricks into a funny, family-friendly photo adventure with 150 interactive exhibits.
“fir something different to to and was fun. only takes about half an hour to go round”
Explore Prague’s IAM Illusion Art Museum for interactive 3D art, Czech history, augmented reality, and memorable photo opportunities.
“Really enjoyed our visit. The effects were amazing and the staff were very helpful advising us how to use the QR codes and taking photos”
Test your senses at Prague’s Museum of Senses, with 50-plus hands-on illusions, photo spots, a mirror maze, and family-friendly fun.
“Good fun. Note, not wheelchair accessible, but good if you can walk a bit. Really enjoyed the different rooms!”
Test your eyes at Prague’s interactive IAM Illusion Art Museum, with fast-track entry, clever photo spots, and a free 13-language audio guide.
“This was a fun little place to visit right in the heart of Newtown. Especially if you have kids and teenagers with you but even with adults, it’s great also”
Explore Prague’s Museum of Senses with optical illusions, a vortex tunnel, nail bed, sound games, and family-friendly hands-on exhibits.
“Small museum, easy to find. Quite a bit to see. Nice, quirky way to spend an hour or so. Enough for adults as well and kids.”
Explore Prague’s Museum of Bricks, with 3,000 LEGO models, historic sets, play areas, Prague landmarks, and a useful collector’s shop.
“If you like Lego it’s good to kill an hour on a cold or rainy day. There’s a number of replicas of buildings from Prague so something ‘unique’. Some of the models also light up or move. I was also intrigued that the building may have been an old bank so has some vault doors dotted around.”
Explore Prague’s Lumia Gallery, a 1,400 m² world of interactive light, video mapping, mirror rooms, music, and digital art for $17.
“This was the best activity we booked i’m so happy we’ve been able to experience this. We got a cute little gift after getting our vouchers checked. Definitely worth the money! Would recommend it to everyone visiting prague.”
Review of the six-hour Terezín tour from Prague, with hotel pickup, the Small Fortress, Ghetto Museum, morgue, and expert guides.
“Our guide Veronika did a great job. She had to do the tour in English and Italian what was quite challenging, but she managed it very well. One could spend a lot more time in Terezin as the tour allows. I highly recommend to go to Terezin!!!”
Turn a Prague visit into an hour of optical tricks, funny photos, and hands-on exhibits at the centrally located Museum of Fantastic Illusions.
“Was such a fun experience even for us semi oldies! Must do :) we went earlier rather than later so didn’t have to wait to take pictures”
Touch, climb on, and photograph more than 120 recycled-steel sculptures at Prague’s playful, family-friendly Steel Art Museum.
“Better for kids than for adults, I think, but nice and interesting.”
Make four chocolate bars, taste cocoa from around the world, and explore Prague’s compact Choco-Story museum in 90 minutes.
“Paulina was a very knowledgeable guide. Chocolate very tasty.”
Tour Prague’s Beer Museum, taste three Czech beers, learn brewing secrets, and bottle a custom-labeled beer to take home.
“The samples we had especially the blueberry taster was a highlight but reading about the history as well as sampling was fantastic. if you could purchase more beer and have bar snacks eg nuts/crisps would be fantastic”
Explore Prague’s Old Town, New Town, and National Museum with an online audioguide, timed entry, and useful self-guided freedom.
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Explore 100 torture exhibits in Prague’s atmospheric cellar museum, with historic engravings, wax figures, sound effects, and frank legal context.
Explore Prague’s NaFilM museum with interactive cinema exhibits, Foley sound effects, animation, VR, and skip-the-line entry for all ages.
“We visited as part of a school trip and had a truly fantastic experience. Magda was a brilliant guide who made the visit extra special. Thank you so much!”
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