Prague is the capital and largest city of Czech. It is located in the center of  Central Europe, on the banks of the Vltava River. This city has more than a thousand years of history. Prague stands out for its cobbled streets and well-preserved medieval architecture. This is the major reason one should visit Prague museums, where one can appreciate the cultural richness of this city.

Here are the Best Museums in Prague to Visit

 

1. National Museum of Prague

 

The National Museum of Prague is one of the important cultural destinations in the city and the country. It was founded in 1818. This amazing museum has a wide range of collections ranging from art and archaeology to zoology and history from prehistoric times. The National Museum is made up of five departments, the Museum of Natural Sciences, the Museum of History, the Czech Museum of Music. This Naprstek Museum is dedicated to Asian, African, and American cultures and the National Museum Library. Visitors can find important collections of national art, including paintings, sculptures, and decorative art. This museum has a Neo-Renaissance front with the surrounding gardens and open-air spaces.

2. Museum of Illusions

 

The Museum of Illusions is a captivating destination, that should not be missed during a stay in the city. This museum offers a unique visual and mental experience that awakens curiosity and astonishment. The museum is the perfect place to immerse yourself in the world of optical illusions and challenge your perceptions of reality. Visitors can find interactive and captivating exhibits, such as mirror illusions and augmented reality installations that play with your perception. The amazing thing about this museum is that each space of the museum invites you to explore and discover new concepts about how we perceive the world around us.

3. Kinsky Palace of the National Gallery in Prague

 

Kinsky Palace is the home of the National Gallery of Prague. This palace is a cultural highlight of the city. Visitors can find collections of Asian and African art. Kinsky Palace of the National Gallery is in the Old Town Square, visitors can get the opportunity to visit it when touring this part of the city. This palace has art from various parts of the world such as Japan, Korea, Tibet, China, Asia, and Africa. There are more than 13,000 objects ranging from paintings,  sculptures, and ceramics.

4. Madame Tussauds Wax Museum

 

Madame Tussauds Wax Museum is located in the center of Prague. It is one of the famous museums that gives a unique experience. This museum immerses one in the world of celebrities and historical figures. As visitors explore Madame Tussauds, they’ll find their self surrounded by lifelike wax figures. Each statue is crafted in stunning detail. Visitors can take pictures with idols and learn about their achievements. We recommend visiting during the low season, such as January and February in Prague.

5. Beer Museum

 

As we know in Prague, beer is much more than just a drink. Beer is a part of its culture and history. This museum was opened in 2009, it is located near the Old Town Square. In the Beer Museum visitors can find a variety of exhibits and artefacts related to the history and brewing of beer. It has everything from old brewing equipment to displays of beer styles and brewing techniques. Visitors can learn about the importance of beer in Czech society and its role in festivities and celebrations. The highlight experience of this museum is the beer tastings, It offers an opportunity to try some of the beers from Prague’s best breweries and discover their different flavors and styles.

6. Museum of the Senses

 

The Museum of Senses is in Prague. It is a different kind of museum to explore. This museum is located near the Mucha Museum and less than a kilometer from Prague’s main Old Town Square. Here visitors can take part in activities that will challenge your senses and make you question how you perceive things around you. The amazing part about the Museum of Senses is that each room has interactive exhibits that defy gravity, light and sound effects that stimulate the senses, and tactile experiences. However, the Museum of Senses is a place where reality meets imagination, creating unforgettable moments for visitors.

7. Museum of Communism

 

The Museum of Communism is an institution dedicated to preserving and displaying the history of the communist period in the Czech Republic. It was opened in 2001. This museum is located in the heart of the city, near Wenceslas Square. The Museum of Communism has a collection of artifacts, photographs, documents, and objects related to life under the communist regime. Visitors can visit this museum anytime as there is no special day to visit the Museum of Communism.