The museum aims to highlight key milestones in Prague's history in an engaging way. You'll experience the era of knights and kings, Jan Žižka and the Hussites, medieval torture (without practical demonstrations), and the construction of the Old Town Hall and Astronomical Clock. In the dimly lit halls, the towering figure of the Golem stands silently, a relic of ancient mysticism and folklore. The second floor covers tougher times, revisiting the Nazi occupation, the bombing of Prague, and the Soviet occupation. The third floor celebrates the Velvet Revolution and Czech global achievements. The museum also features a hidden room and unique exhibits not seen in photographs. Expect interactive displays rather than dry exhibits. The Story of Prague places you at the heart of the action, blending mixed reality with authentic stories through film installations and audio elements.
Headphones and Map are a nightmare, we gave up after 3 or 4 times of trying to work their headphones with this app you have to download, so unlike Ann Franks and Austeitz etc tours we have done in the past what were straightforward.
One of the most interesting museum I have ever been. Exelent settings, throught centuris of Czech Republic. Must visit while you are in Prag
We were at the Story Museum in Prague yesterday, at Křižovnické Square, with some friends, and it was absolutely amazing. They have this beautifully designed interactive app on your phone—it’s really well set up. The exhibit pieces were fantastic, and it was just so much fun, right in the center of Prague. Definitely worth it!
What a nice delight to come across! Highly recommend. I genuinely learnt so much. The interactive app ect was a good bonus
Considering that all of the other reviews of the Museum Story of Prague are so positive, I feel as if I must be missing something. This basically felt completely like an overpriced tourist trap to me. The "experience" relies highly on the scanning of QR codes, some of which worked well and others that did not. Some of the historical periods were covered better than others, for example I felt they did a good job with the World War II era. But overall, I would suggest saving your money and using it to explore the splendors of beautiful Prague.
We expected more interactivity and a VR experience. This short introduction to the city’s long and rich history can be very useful as an educational tool for children or as a preparation for visiting other museums for adult visitors.
This was really interesting with a good mix of exhibits and the timeline covered loads. Only reason it wasn’t a 5* was because the QR codes were overdone. I stopped scanning after the first floor
Amazing place tells you everything you need to know about prague history!! absalutely loved it and would definitely recommend!!
Really interesting and interactive. Would definitely recommend to understand the history of Prague and Czech itself.
Fantastic place very interesting, shocked to discover what happened, visiting with family for a few days for the cultural experience
This was a wonderful experience. Be sure to charge your phone and bring headphones. This and the Communist Museums were my two favorites.
Interactive experience in a detailed History lesson. A very good visit to do on your first day in Prague in my opinion. Audio in several languages.
Great experience, as student of History it surprised how many interesting facts I learned! I also liked that it was very interactive exhibition. Recommend to those who want learn about Prague and have fun at the same time.
Hidden gem! We really enjoyed it
Museum with the history of Prague, and also of the Czech Republic. They have it for ages and it is interactive, although sometimes the application of interactivity does not work. It ranges from the 10th century to the present, with special emphasis on the period of Nazi occupation and the fall of communism. Take at least two to three hours to see it. It's attached to Charles IV's bridge.
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