National Technical Museum
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Popis: NATIONAL TECHNICAL MUSEUM (NÁRODNÍ TECHNICKÉ MUZEUM) The National Technical Museum is one of Prague's most fascinating museums, located in the Letná district, near Letná Park. Founded in 1908, the museum presents the history of technology, engineering, science, and industry in the Czech lands. The museum features 16 permanent exhibitions across 7 floors, covering transportation, astronomy, photography, architecture, household technology, printing, and much more. One of its greatest attractions is the spectacular Transportation Hall, where visitors can admire historic cars, motorcycles, steam locomotives, bicycles, and aircraft, including rare vehicles from Czech history. The museum also features interactive exhibitions, making it an excellent destination for families with children and technology enthusiasts. Národní technické muzeum OPENING HOURS - Tuesday–Sunday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM - Monday: Closed (except public holidays) ADMISSION - Adults: 330 CZK - Students (15–26) and seniors (65+): 200 CZK - Children (6–15): 80 CZK - Children under 6: FREE FREE ADMISSION – DISABILITY CARD Visitors holding a Czech ZTP/P disability card or a foreign equivalent receive FREE admission, including one accompanying person. Holders of a standard Czech ZTP disability card are eligible for reduced admission (200 CZK). SPECIAL TIP: Admission is free for everyone on selected days, including November 1 and December 6, 2026. MY RECOMMENDATION Allow at least 2–3 hours to explore the museum. The Transportation Hall is especially impressive and perfect for photography.
Web: https://www.ntm.cz/en