CZECHIA
The standouts, in one place.
The 9 most popular illusion & fun museums tours in Czechia, gathered in one place. What each one includes, who runs it, how long it takes and what you pay.
Get panoramic Prague views from Petřín Tower plus the Mirror Maze in Petrin Park. One ticket, self-paced, great for families.
“Maze isn’t really worth doing but still great to go up the tower”
Madame Tussauds Prague pairs medieval scenes with lifelike wax celebrities. Plan about an hour, grab great photos, and enjoy indoor fun.
“Stars, past and present at every corner. Think ahead regarding photo opportunities, because of others, but overall was great.”
Prague’s IAM Illusion Art Museum turns your phone into a photo studio with anamorphoses, AR, and Czech history.
“Really interesting museum, with lots of interactive parts”
A fun, hands-on Museum of Senses ticket in central Prague near Wenceslas Square with 50+ interactive illusions, photo moments, and Wi-Fi.
“The staff were fantastic - 2 very lovely ladies. I didn’t catch their names but one had glasses and the other had a cat tattoo on her back! They were friendly, welcoming, and happy to explain how the illusions worked. They even gave recommendations for the rest of our trip in Prague. You can tell…”
Skip the ticket line at IAM Illusion Art Museum Prague and spend about an hour touching, posing, and learning through a free 13-language audio guide.
“Family of 7. We went round in just under one hour, Very well organised! We were entertained all the way through and saw some great illusions, each one different to the next. Very impressive from Czech artists.”
Prague Museum of Senses ticket for 50–60 minutes of mind-bending interactive exhibits, photo moments, and family-friendly fun with a mobile ticket.
“Had such a great time ! For saying I was solo, the gentleman there really made me feel welcome and I had such a fun time.”
Prague’s Museum of Bricks ticket takes you through 20 LEGO worlds with 3,000+ models from 1 million+ bricks, plus play and a shop.
“The place was wonderful for any Lego lover! The Lego hunt to get a certificate was incredible too and my son particularly enjoyed it! I did feel it was too overcrowded and therefore we were shoved about and weren’t able to enjoy this to the fullest! The staff were wonderful, kind and friendly so they…”
Skip-the-line entry to Prague’s Museum of Bricks, home to 3,000 LEGO-style models, interactive play, and Prague landmarks in 1–2 hours.
“Non adatto ai bambini piccoli. L'interesse per la collezione è puramente di tipo espositivo, poco interattivo”
Prague family Mirror Maze entry for groups up to 6. Light-and-sound reflections in a 100-square-meter maze. Unlimited time.
“Very short!”
