Technical museum

The Brno Technical Museum was a great place to explore on our own, with a wide range of exhibits from old machinery to vintage vehicles and engineering innovations. However, the experience was a bit limited by the fact that almost all information was written only in Czech. There were no English translations, which made it harder to fully appreciate the details of the displays. Despite that, the layout was logical and the exhibitions were visually impressive. It’s worth a visit, especially for fans of history and technology, but having multilingual descriptions would make it much more accessible to international visitors.

Good few hours for adults and kids aged 6 and 10. Shame not enough info is in English. There’s a coat/bag check at the entrance and the parking is free

It's a great location. Even though the girls at the entrance were a bit bored (i can understand why - not many people where there). It's one of the broadest technology museums I've ever been to. - suggestion: learn a bit of Czech - some excebitions only have Czech text. (Or have Google lens)

A great place to spend an afternoon at.

Nice exposition. So much wasted potential though. Only a little part of it was actually explained, so educational value is small. I had fun as l'm a nerd and I knew how this stuff worked. Also expect minimal English. Majority of things are only in Czech. They have some printed guides and an app, but both of them cover very little of the exposition.

It was surprisingly good despite that part of the exhibition was closed. A lot of old and interesting cars, computers, watch, cameras and and more. Must see. We payed 120 czk/person. You should spend there more then 2 hours.

A fantatsic museum filled with an array of technological pieces and activities for children and adults. I spent three hours looking at cars, motorcycles, musical instruments and more. The experience was both entertaining and rewarding. I recommend the museum highly - one of the best attractions in Brno.

A really lovely, modern science museum and easonably priced entrance. A wide range of exhibits with knowledgeable and helpful staff. Reconstructed old shops, steam engines, cars, planes, guns and war history, ancient history, photography and microscopy, computer history and playable computer games. And much, much more. All presented in a modern and engaging way. There's also a 'hands on' science area where you can have fun and learn a lot! Although there's no cafe a number of vending machines provide coffee, tea, hot chocolate, sandwiches (pretty good!), chocolate and snacks. And they all take contactless card payment. A good place to take the kids for 3-4 hours. Highly recommend!