PRAGUE · CZECH REPUBLIC
The best of the city, sorted.
Our pick of the 15 best museums in Prague, each with its price, how long it runs and the platform you book it on. Honest write-ups from a city we know well, so you know exactly what you are getting before you commit.
Skip the line at Prague’s Museum of Fantastic Illusions with 150+ interactive exhibits, laugh-out-loud photo ops, and mind-bending tricks.
Most Popular“Great way to spend an hour or two interacting with the illusions”
Prague’s IAM Illusion Art Museum mixes anamorphoses, AR, and Czech history into quick, photo-ready fun for about $16.
“It was a fun and exciting experience. We did not have a guide as such to take as around but there are staff members there to assist with how to use the q codes for amazing 3D effects. They also took photos too. Worth the money and something different to do.”
Prague’s Museum of Senses is a hands-on illusion playground near Wenceslas Square, with 50+ interactive exhibits and great photo moments.
“definitely worth a visit, especially if you have kids but once you've done one you've done them all tbf”
Skip the line at IAM Illusion Art Museum Prague with a fast-track ticket, 13-language audio guide, and hands-on optical illusions.
“Fabulous art and interactive experience. Would definitely recommend for a fun hour in Prague. Very central”
Step into Prague’s Museum of Senses for a quick, photo-friendly mix of balance, sound, and mind-bending rooms.
“This was fun and was nice to have a break from walking. It is only small and didn’t take us very long as it wasn’t busy so we moved on to the next thing really quickly. I’m glad we went as we enjoyed it and the staff were lovely.”
Prague’s Museum of Bricks: 20 themed LEGO worlds, 3,000 models from 1 million bricks, kid play areas, and a shop.
“Great Lego exhibit, debatable for people whether they are willing to pay to enter the exhibit but I had no problem. They also sell some discontinued minifigures as well so that’s a plus on top of regular Lego merchandise.”
Prague’s Lumia Gallery turns light into interactive digital art: mirror maze, sound visuals, and photo keepsakes for $17.
“we enjoyed all the interactive parts of the show, very entertaining”
Half-day guided tour from Prague to Terezín: Small Fortress, Ghetto Museum, Ceremonial Halls and Central Morgue with hotel pickup.
“Fantastic tour guide. She was very knowledgeable and pleasant and funny.”
Step into Prague’s Museum of Fantastic Illusions for 150+ interactive photo moments near Wenceslas Square, with flexible entry times.
“Great fun filled family outing for an hour. Very happy. The experiences are all interactive and immense fun to engage with for all the family.”
Touch steel sculptures in Prague’s interactive museum. 120+ recycled-steel figures, cars, AI fun, and photo moments for $11.
“very unique and Interesting how the sculptures were made. no two were the same.”
Choco-Story Prague in 90 minutes: make your own chocolate tablets, taste global varieties, and learn cocoa’s Aztec-to-Europe story.
“A fun quick hands-on experience with a friendly guide, Michael, that also includes a chocolate museum that’s very interesting. Then you can shop in the store for anything chocolate from truffles to shampoo!!!”
Prague’s Beer Museum Tour pairs a brewmaster pour lesson with Czech tastings and fun bottling your own labeled beer.
“You could walk through the museum at your own pace. Very nice exhibition.”
Prague National Museum e-ticket plus an online audioguide city walk through Old Town Square, Astronomical Clock, Wenceslas Square, and the museum.
“Etkinliğe katılamadım çünkü karmaşık yapınız anlamamı güçleştirdi kupon farklı bilet farklı nasıl bir anlayış bulunduğum ortamda internet kötüydü ve işlemleri yetiştiremedim lütfen paramı geri iade edin çünkü gişeden tekrar para ödeyerek katılmak zorunda kaldım”
Prague’s Museum of Torture on Celetná Street brings torture law to life with 100+ exhibits, wax figures, and sound effects for $9.
Skip-the-line NaFilM ticket in Prague. Try interactive film exhibits, VR, and foley sound effects in about 90 minutes.
“I visited this museum with my 17 year old students and we're exited. They could try many things (film sounds, animation), everything was very interactive and demonstrative. I can strongly recommend both for fun and for study.”
From the Castle and the Old Town to the Vltava, the beer halls and the day trips into Bohemia, here is every way to spend your time in the city.
