This museum located in the center of Prague on Narodnic was created by Miloš Křeček, a Lego fan. The museum defines itself as the largest private Lego collection in the world, with over 3,000 constructions on display on the first floor. Admire Prague classics like the Charles Bridge and the Astronomical Clock, or more thematic constructions around the railway world, Star Wars or Harry Potter. A room with interactive games is dedicated to young children. In figures, then: 420m2 with more than 1,000,000 Lego pieces!
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Opening time and information on LEGO MUSEUM
Open every day from 10 am to 8 pm. Admission: 265 CZK, 170 CZK for children under 18 and 115 CZK for children under 115 cm. Family rates.
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The Prague Museum is the largest of the five in terms of size and number of exhibits. It holds the first place among Czech and world museums of this kind.
Some figures to give you an idea: on an area of 420 m2, there are 20 thematic exhibits containing a total of 3,000 unique models, which are composed of more than 1,000,000 cubes.
In the Prague branch, visitors can see unique models of Prague monuments such as the Charles Bridge, the National Museum, the Old Town Clock and the National Theater.
There are also, for example, the Cathedral of St. Basil the Blessed, a landmark of Red Square and a symbol of Moscow, the Italian Trevi Fountain, or the Mole, a laughing and silent fictional character created by artist Zdeněk Miller and a folk symbol of Czechism.
There are also exhibits devoted to jousting, jousting machines, Star Wars, Harry Potter and many other rare sets. Visitors can also learn about the history and development of the LEGO® brand, as well as many interesting facts. For example, did you know that LEGO was once made of wood?
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Members' reviews on LEGO MUSEUM
Well stocked shop too, although it's independent it's full of all the new sets. Easy to find and they accept Euro's.
Buy museum tickets online in advance for a small discount