Charles Bridge Museum
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Popis: CHARLES BRIDGE MUSEUM (MUZEUM KARLOVA MOSTU) The Charles Bridge Museum is located right next to Charles Bridge, in the historic building of the Knights of the Cross with the Red Star, near Old Town Square. The museum explores the fascinating history of Charles Bridge, built in 1357 under King Charles IV, and its predecessor, Judith Bridge, which was destroyed by a major flood in 1342. Visitors can discover detailed models of medieval bridge construction, historical photographs, original stone sculptures, and archaeological remains. One of the museum's highlights is the opportunity to see the original foundations of Judith Bridge, dating back to the 12th century. The exhibition also explains how medieval builders constructed the bridge without modern technology and how it survived centuries of floods and wars. OPENING HOURS - October–April: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM - May–September: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM - Open daily, including Mondays. ADMISSION - Adults: 220 CZK - Reduced admission: 110 CZK (students under 26, children under 15, seniors over 60, and disability card holders) - Children under 2: FREE - Disability card holders: Reduced admission, with one accompanying assistant admitted FREE. - Museum + Prague Venice boat cruise: 550 CZK (adults). MY RECOMMENDATION Allow approximately 45–60 minutes to explore the museum. For a special experience, combine your museum visit with a 45-minute boat cruise on the Vltava River (Prague Venice), offering beautiful views of Charles Bridge and Prague's historic waterways.
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