National Museum

I'm a fan of museums that are done right, which makes me a fan of the Czech National Museum! There was a surprising variety to the exhibits displayed, and each one was well-done and interesting. The museum itself feels very accessible. Not too large, and with a nice flow from one exhibit to the next. The pantheon itself is worth the admission, to say nothing of the other stellar exhibits. This place is a must-see in Prague. I had a wonderful time here!

The National Museum in Prague is truly impressive, filled with an incredible variety of exhibits that take you through the city’s rich history and beyond. From ancient statues and fossils—including real mammoth bones and a lifelike mammoth statue—to fascinating displays of sea creatures and a stunning mineral collection, the museum feels like stepping into a different time. It was such a magical experience that gave me goosebumps, realizing how deep and ancient Prague’s history really is. Definitely a must-visit for anyone curious about history, nature, and culture.

This a must for nature lovers. From the grand staircase that welcomes you to its fascinating collections of plants and ancient creatures, every corner is a delight. A perfect stop for anyone curious about natural science! There's also a convenient cloakroom for small bags and also cafe where you can take a coffee break.

Large museum with many rooms and interesting exhibits. It's well organized and very clean. There are many interactable objects for learning different things or just for fun. You can easily spend 3 hours to see the permanent exhibition. There is also a Children Museum, which is more like a playground for small children.

The Museum was a once in a lifetime experience for me. Highly recommended. Please don't miss it when you're in Prague. - Natural History part was simply one of its kind the presentation was perfect. - Not to miss the really interesting deep dive into Eduard Storch's immense work. You can easily spend a couple of hours experiencing human prehistory. - Architecture. Marvelous!

Great day out, there's a lot to see inside. The architecture inside is stunning, went on a rainy day and everyone decided to go, but there is a capacity limit. We went back around lunch time and got in with no problem, booked tickets online, you can buy tickets inside the museum as well. Would say there is a lot you can see, so get there early.

Tips: we bought the tickets on the spot, but online so we skipped the line. We spent half a day inside this wonderful museum. I start with the building which is a masterpiece. The moment you step inside you find yourself in luxurious castle. Then, the exhibits start. I like very much nature related exhibits because is giving me the chance to learn more about our surroundings. Here, at the museum you have a geological exhibit followed by a an archaeological one then a marine one and so on. At some point was a pretty captivating projection of how life developed from bacteria to present. The museum has 2 buildings, and before crossing in the new one you get to relax at a coffee in the interior “garden”. The modern wing of the museum has a WWI exhibition and a life in the 90s (I don’t know how to call it, but I saw stuff from my childhood there 😂). I dearly recommend - not only for children but also for adults whose curiosity didn’t die yet.

We visited the National Museum in Prague. Since it was a weekday and the weather wasn’t very good, it got crowded fairly quickly, so it’s definitely a good idea to buy your ticket in advance. There’s a lot to discover in the museum, with something interesting for both young and old. In addition, the museum has some beautiful interior halls that are well worth seeing.