PRAGUE
The Prague shortlist.
The 15 museums & galleries most worth your time in Prague, pulled into one place. Each one with what it costs, how long it runs and the operator you book it through.
Prague’s Museum of Fantastic Illusions delivers 150+ interactive exhibits, wild photo ops, and laughs for all ages in an easy indoor stop.
Most Popular“Great museum if you’re looking for something fun to do”
Madame Tussauds Prague is a compact wax museum with lifelike celebrities, a medieval Prague scene, and lots of selfie moments for about an hour.
“It was great, but very small so we did it all within 15-20 minutes”
Prague’s IAM Illusion Art Museum uses AR, anamorphoses, and photo tricks to teach Czech history in about 60–90 minutes.
“Incredible exhibition. Massively suggest checking this out!”
Prague Museum of Senses ticket near Wenceslas Square with 50+ interactive illusion rooms, photo moments, and included Wi‑Fi for $18.
“Muzeum was good, killed an hour. Interesting exhibits but not as big as we thought it was.”
Skip the line at IAM Illusion Art Museum Prague with a fast pass, free audio guide in 13 languages, and hands-on optical tricks.
“A good way to spend an hour - interactive exhibits were fun and markings on the floor explained where to see the best positions”
Papilonia Butterfly House Prague puts you in the flight zone with hundreds of exotic butterflies. Great photo chances and up-close interactions for $9.
“My 7-yr-old daughter loved it. This is the best attraction. Especially you can easily spend 4-6 hours in the Hamley's toy store where this Butterly house is located.”
Prague’s Museum of Senses is a photo-friendly, hands-on break that bends balance and touch in about an hour for about $19.
“Really nice, it messes with your mind and tests your senses. A highlight for me is the infinite room which makes me dizzy. A must visit if in Prague.”
Spend a full day inside Prague’s Museum of Bricks: 20 LEGO worlds, 3,000-plus models, and over 1 million bricks to admire.
“Great memories of childhood spent building with Lego”
Ticket to Lumia Gallery in Prague: 1400 m² of interactive light art with mirror mazes, sound-reactive projections, and Photo Beast.
“Unusual and very good. Highly recommend for something different.”
Guided 6-hour trip from Prague to Terezín with hotel pickup, the Small Fortress, and the Ghetto Museum, plus Ceremonial Halls and Morgue.
“Very well organised trip. The transport arrived on time. Our guide was very knowledgeable and happy to answer any questions. Both the driver and guide were friendly and helpful. We would thoroughly recommend this trip.”
Spend about an hour at Prague’s Museum of Fantastic Illusions with 150+ interactive exhibits, great photo spots, and timed entry.
“We had fun lots of photo opportunities however it was very short . We enjoy the displays and it was fun as a group. We had some issues at receptions as they weren’t able to find our ticket we had to call Viator to resolve this .”
Prague’s Steel Art Museum lets you touch and climb on recycled-steel sculptures, including superhero cars and AI fun, for $11.
“I really enjoyed this gallery so much to see. well worth a visit. Our 2 year old loved sitting in the cars.”
In Prague, learn chocolate history and make personalized tablets in a 90-minute Choco-Story workshop with global tastings and live praline demos.
“Amazing. The instructor Paulina was excellent. She gave us an introduction, a presentation and then we were allowed to make our own chocolate. The class was in Spanish and English to meet all needs which I thought was really considerate. We got to bring 4 chocolate bars home with us and the chocolate tastes delicious.”
Learn to pour Czech beer, taste three samples, then bottle and label your own beer souvenir in Prague’s Beer Museum.
“excellent attraction you must visit during your stay in Prague, strongly recommend 👌”
A Banksy ticket in a Prague church. See Girl with Balloon, animation displays, and political themes in a thoughtfully lit, 1-day visit.
“I enjoyed it but the rest of the family weren’t that bothered about it and never went round it all”
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