CZECHIA
The standouts, in one place.
The 10 most popular museums tours in Czechia, gathered in one place. What each one includes, who runs it, how long it takes and what you pay.
Skip-the-line entry to the Prague Museum of Fantastic Illusions with 150 interactive exhibits, laughs, and photo ops for 1 day.
“Really interesting and amusing x really good concept and they have free lockers for your belongings x well worth a visit x”
Prague’s IAM Illusion Art Museum turns your phone into a photo studio with anamorphoses, AR, and Czech history.
“Really enjoyed it, wasn’t packed, lovely staff offering to take pics.”
A fun, hands-on Museum of Senses ticket in central Prague near Wenceslas Square with 50+ interactive illusions, photo moments, and Wi-Fi.
“ it's especially for children under 16 and we paid extra for a bonus but it was useless”
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.
“It was really fantastic. What the naked eye sees and then it changes. We were amazed just like kids seeing Disneyland for the first time.”
Prague Museum of Senses ticket for 50–60 minutes of mind-bending interactive exhibits, photo moments, and family-friendly fun with a mobile ticket.
“Really fun and staff are exceptionally lovely! They even took photos for me since some activities need another person to see the illusions”
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.
“It was honestly fantastic! With a normal size shop , hiding below and behind is such a large range of Lego it is unbelievable! The themes and areas and builds are amazing! Highly recommend!”
Step into Lumia Gallery in Prague for interactive audiovisual light art: projection mapping, sound-led installations, and a mirror maze.
“This is well worth the price you pay- the staff are super friendly and made sure we got to see everything, honestly recommend for everyone of all ages.”
Half-day guided trip from Prague to Terezín’s Small Fortress and Ghetto Museum, with cellar-like context, tough sites, and clear storytelling.
“the pick up on time and terezin is unbelievable the guide was excellent”
Prague Museum of Fantastic Illusions is a fun, interactive 1-hour stop near Wenceslas Square with 150+ photo-ready optical tricks.
“Pretty entertaining experience. Great opportunity to take a bunch of funny and cool pictures. Conveniently located.”
Touch 120+ recycled-steel sculptures at Prague’s Steel Art Museum. Interactive, fun for kids, and photo-ready. $11 entry.
“We were really impressed with this museum and would recommend to anyone! We loved the fact you could touch/climb on/get in the exhibits etc. I did naively agree to having our picture taken, which turned out to be for a fridge magnet they then sold us. if I'd realised, I'd of asked for the picture…”
