Museum of Bricks Prague: World's Largest Exhibit

Experience the Museum of Bricks in Prague with skip-the-line access. Explore the world’s largest collection of exhibits, including famous landmarks and intricate Lego models. Save 20% on tickets now!

Duration: 2 hours
Cancellation: 24 hours
Highlights
  • Muzeum LEGA - Enjoy an exhibit that features more than 3000 models divided in 20 theme parts. It is specialized in history of this unique building kit, which was proudly honored “the toy of the century”. The collection includes themes like Pirates, Harry Potter, Belville, Star Wars and many others. We can also proudly say that our musem is the…
What's Included
  • Admission to the Museum of Bricks in Prague
What's Not Included
  • Food and drinks
  • Hotel pickup and drop-off
  • Guide
Additional Information

Not only does the Prague museum boast the largest collection of displays in the Czech Republic, but it also holds the record globally. You’ll be captivated by detailed models of world-famous landmarks, intricate Lego designs, and a variety of transportation models, both contemporary and vintage. This museum has something to delight visitors of all ages….

Location
Muzeum LEGA
Narodni 362/31
Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Customer Ratings
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(111 Ratings)
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Albertorf8235tl
Jan 1, 2025
Yeah, it's worth it. Ignore the Karens - It's worth it if you really like Legos. People who have written negative reviews have the same interest in Lego as I do in Vietnamese manicure. DO NOT HEED those resentful, stingy and ignorant opinions that are also said only by stingy people who only know how to complain about prices. Go play dumb to the river and hang it in tik-tok
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Lisaxdx2072
Sep 19, 2024
A Guinness world record holding collection of Lego sets; we'll worth a visit. - A Guinness world record holding collection of Lego sets and MOCS which was just amazing. So much to see and be in awe of and the added bonus of a Lego shop at the end. Well worth a visit for Lego fans.
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Joanne_w
Jan 10, 2025
Enjoyable place - Fun experience. Done in around an hour or so. Worth seeing if you like lego. Staff were friendly. Would recommend
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Manuel
Dec 27, 2024
Visit the Lego Museum - The museum is a dream place for Lego lovers. It's just been beautiful, it's an exhibition from Lego Duplo to technology/Star Wars or architecture. Much is written about the history of Lego as well as the building of the brand. The museum on the whole is rather narrow and with many adjoining rooms, which makes it very uncomfortable and difficult to walk with larger crowds. Each room has its own story or other types of Lego, in one is the complete Harry Potter series, in the other everything from A to Z with Star Wars. Everything from the smallest models to human-sized models is included. In the end you get out when selling what was made very smart because you can then take something small or even large with you ^^
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Dorian
Dec 23, 2024
Slight disappointment - Bad value for money for this “museum” because it is more like a Lego exhibition, which still costs 12€... The visit lasts about fifteen minutes if you take a little time. The universes offered are nice but not exceptional either, and the shop part is really small.
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Zumba
Nov 20, 2024
Great adventure - Great way to use your an hour. This was one of the go city adventures. Did a great quizz in there too the stars wars part was the best bit
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Kayla
Sep 25, 2024
surprisingly fun! - we were a little confused at first because we thought we had walked into a kids play zone (lol) but we carried on and the museum part was actually really cool! i don’t quit understand the play zone at the front but nevertheless we enjoyed it!
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264guglielmos
Aug 28, 2024
Huge collection - Practically this is the huge private collection of a guy who for this reason has also entered the Guinness Book of Records... ..accessible admission price and well-exposed collection. Fun little treasure hunt to do in search of some characters. Pretty play points for children. Very hot, though, if you go there in the middle of summer as we did.
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Scaredpelican
Jan 16, 2025
It's just a shop that charges 10€ entry - It's not a museum. This is a Lego shop with some built sets and about 3 cool Lego structures. You can get 98% of the value by looking at the pictures on front of a Lego box We were in and out within 5 minutes, politely asked for a refund. The manager was incredibly rude to us too. Really cannot recommend. Maybe if you're a Lego super fan. Also, not over 1000m^2 of Lego, nor is it the largest Lego collection in the world. False advertising through and through
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Sara
Dec 22, 2024
Narrow , stairs and small rooms - It doesn’t worth it , too narrow to enjoy with kids . Overrated place It’s true that they have a very big collection of Lego but really it’s too narrow a lot of stairs we couldn’t enjoy it small rooms. Even toilet I couldn’t take my kids inside because it was only for 1 person and my kid still need help with it !! Tickets for 4 “ 2 adult , 2 kids “ was about 800 CZk
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