Museum of Bricks Prague
Unleash your inner child at the Museum of Bricks in Prague. Go through the informative displays and interactive zones and learn about the history of LEGO with our tickets. Get special discounts and explore at your own pace.
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Marvel at Lego models of Prague landmarks, historical relics, and characters from beloved movies and TV shows.
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Visit the kid’s corner, unwind, and build your own Lego model, a zone for enjoyment of kids and adults alike.
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Purchase exclusive Lego products, spare parts, and collectibles at the museum’s well-equipped store.
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Fun Fact: The famous Lego you see and play with today was once made from wood!
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Marvel at Lego models of Prague landmarks, historical relics, and characters from beloved movies and TV shows.
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Visit the kid’s corner, unwind, and build your own Lego model, a zone for enjoyment of kids and adults alike.
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Purchase exclusive Lego products, spare parts, and collectibles at the museum’s well-equipped store.
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Fun Fact: The famous Lego you see and play with today was once made from wood!
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About LEGO Museum Prague
As a highlight of Prague’s family-friendly attractions, LEGO Museum Prague invites visitors to explore the world’s largest private LEGO collection. It’s a perfect stop for those seeking interactive museums, creative play zones, and a unique blend of local culture and global pop-culture icons—all under one roof.
The LEGO Museum Prague holds the Guinness World Record for the largest private LEGO collection in the Czech Republic and likely the world.
The museum is housed in a historic Art Deco bank building, with part of the exhibition located in the former bank vault.
Its displays include life-sized LEGO models of global icons like St. Basil’s Cathedral and Rome’s Trevi Fountain, alongside Czech cultural figures.
The museum features a dedicated Star Wars section, with hundreds of sets and minifigures, making it a favorite among franchise fans.
Visitors can see the evolution of LEGO, including early wooden toys and vintage sets, in a special history and education section.
Why visit LEGO Museum Prague?
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Main Entrance (Národní Street)
Located at Národní 362/31, the main entrance is directly on Národní Street, just steps from the Národní třída metro and tram stops. Visitors enter through the LEGO shop at street level, where tickets are checked. Please note: access to the exhibition area is via stairs leading down to the former bank vault. There is no elevator, so wheelchair and stroller access is limited. If you have mobility concerns, allow extra time and consider contacting the museum in advance for assistance.
Regular Hours: Open daily from 10:00am to 8:00pm.
Last Entry: Final admission is at 7:30pm.
Special Hours/Closures: The museum is open year-round, but may close early or adjust hours on major holidays (such as Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Day). Always check the official website for up-to-date information before your visit.
A well-stocked souvenir shop is located at the entrance/exit, offering current LEGO sets, rare collector’s items, and exclusive minifigures.
A dedicated kids play area (children’s build corner) is available inside the museum, where children and adults can build with loose LEGO bricks.
Toilets are available for visitors within the museum premises.
Paid parking is available nearby on Národní Street and in the National Theatre garage. Parking fees apply and spaces may be limited during peak hours.
The museum is partially wheelchair accessible. Some areas, including the basement/vault level, are only accessible by stairs. Please contact staff in advance for specific accessibility needs.
Strollers are allowed, but please note that the museum has narrow rooms and stairs, which may make navigation challenging during busy times.
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