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Prague: LEGO Museum of Bricks Entry Tickets

Explore detailed brick-built scenes at your pace with access to play zones and a themed store.

  • Everything you get: Enjoy entry to a brick museum where you walk past models of Prague landmarks and well-known characters. Spend time in the kid's corner, then browse an on-site store with sets, figures, and souvenirs inspired by the exhibits. Enjoy a self-guided visit.
  • Why choose this: Ideal if you prefer a single attraction ticket that keeps planning simple and leaves more time for your own Prague plans.
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Explore at your pace

Explore detailed brick-built scenes at your pace with access to play zones and a themed store.

  • Everything you get: Enjoy entry to a brick museum where you walk past models of Prague landmarks and well-known characters. Spend time in the kid's corner, then browse an on-site store with sets, figures, and souvenirs inspired by the exhibits. Enjoy a self-guided visit.
  • Why choose this: Ideal if you prefer a single attraction ticket that keeps planning simple and leaves more time for your own Prague plans.

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  • Entry to Prague Museum of Bricks LEGO Museum

Additional information

  • Opening hours: The Museum of Bricks is open daily from 10am to 8pm.
  • Get full refund if you cancel 24 hours before the experience start time.

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Museum of Bricks, Prague | The mesmerizing world of LEGO

Step into the world of the Museum of Bricks, home to 20 thematic exhibitions featuring 3,000 unique LEGO models made from more than 1,000,000 LEGO bricks, across a 420 m² space. Explore detailed models, iconic landmarks and imaginative LEGO creations as you discover the museum’s diverse collection.

​Plan your visit to Museum of Bricks

Overview

  • Timings: Open daily from 10am to 8pm, except holidays
  • Self-guided visit: Explore the museum independently, with standard admission covering the main collection and themed displays.
  • Visit duration: Most visits take around 30–90 minutes, though LEGO enthusiasts may stay longer.
  • When to book: Standard visits do not require reservations, but online booking is useful during high season when ticket-office queues can form.
  • Group visits: Groups of more than 10 require advance ordering rather than standard walk-up entry.
  • Prague landmarks: See LEGO models of Charles Bridge, National Museum, Astronomical Clock, and National Theatre.
  • Fandom displays: Browse themed rooms featuring recognisable LEGO worlds such as Star Wars and Harry Potter.
  • Collector displays: Discover older, unusual, historical, and rare LEGO sets alongside the larger displays.
  • Good to know: Tickets are generally non-refundable, subject to the applicable ticket terms.

What to expect at Museum of Bricks Prague

Father and son viewing a Lego soccer stadium at the Museum of Bricks.
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Discover Prague in LEGO

Begin with detailed models of Charles Bridge, the National Museum, Old Town Astronomical Clock, and National Theatre, giving the collection a distinctly local character.

Explore famous LEGO worlds

Move through themed displays featuring recognisable franchises such as Star Wars and Harry Potter, with large builds and character-filled scenes.

See collector treasures

Browse older, unusual, historical, and rare LEGO sets that add a nostalgic, collector-focused layer beyond the larger themed displays.

Take a break to build

Children can spend some time at the museum’s dedicated building corner, adding a small interactive element to an otherwise display-led visit.

Browse the LEGO store

Continue into the attached shop for current, limited, collector-oriented, and selected historical sets and minifigures.

Plan a short, flexible visit

The museum is self-guided and typically takes around 30–90 minutes, though LEGO enthusiasts may spend longer exploring the collection.

Things to know before booking your tickets to Museum of Bricks Prague

  • Accessibility: The Prague Museum of Bricks is not completely barrier-free. Some entrances may be inconvenient for wheelchair users and visitors with strollers, so accessibility arrangements can affect your visit.
  • Guide dogs: Dogs are not allowed inside the museum, including the children's play areas and store.
  • Best time to book: June to August is the peak visitor season in Prague, with school holidays and weekends also bringing more visitors. Book online ahead of time if you're visiting during these periods to avoid potential ticket-office queues. See best time to visit Museum of Bricks.
  • Entrance: Enter the museum at Národní 362/31, Prague 1, where the main museum entrance and ticket desk are located.
  • Parking: Paid parking is available on Národní Street for 80 CZK per hour, while the National Theatre parking lot charges 60 CZK per hour.
  • Self-guided visit: Explore the museum independently, without a fixed tour schedule or guide. The displays are designed for a flexible, browse-at-your-own-pace visit.

Why visit Museum of Bricks in Prague

LEGO landmarks of Prague

See iconic Prague sights recreated in LEGO, including Charles Bridge, the National Museum, Old Town Astronomical Clock and National Theatre.

Famous LEGO worlds

Explore themed displays featuring favourites such as Star Wars and Harry Potter, alongside other imaginative LEGO creations.

Rare & collector sets

Discover unusual, historical and rare LEGO sets, including pieces that offer a closer look at the evolution of LEGO and its collections.

Build, play & discover

Learn about LEGO’s history, explore detailed displays and let younger visitors enjoy a dedicated building and play corner.

What to see at Museum of Bricks Prague

Lego model of a historic building at the Museum of Bricks in Prague.

Prague landmarks in LEGO

See familiar Prague sights recreated brick by brick, including Charles Bridge, the National Museum, Old Town Astronomical Clock and National Theatre. The detailed scale models give you a distinctly local side of the collection.

LEGO Star Wars models displayed at the LEGO Museum in Prague.
Display of vintage LEGO sets at the Museum of Bricks.
Trevi Fountain LEGO model at LEGO Museum in Prague with a child observing.
Father and child exploring exhibits

Plan your visit

LEGO Museum Prague timings
  • Timings: 10am to 8pm daily
  • Last Entry: 30 minutes before closing
  • Best time to visit: Weekday late mornings or early afternoons are a good time to visit outside the peak season with weekends and school holidays also bringing more visitors.
  • Best months to visit: April to June has mild weather and fewer crowds. September to October has Cooler weather and scenic fall foliage. June to August is the main summer visitor season in Prague.

​Museum of Bricks timings

Address: Národní 362/31, 110 00 Nové Město, Czechia
Located on Národní Street in central Prague, the museum is within easy reach of the city's main public transport connections.
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Getting there

  • By metro: Take Metro Line B to Národní třída.
  • By tram: Take Tram 6, 9, 18, 22 or 91 to Národní třída.
  • By bus: Take Bus 176 to Národní divadlo.
  • By tourist tram: Take Line 42 to Václavské náměstí (Wenceslas Square).
  • By hop-on hop-off bus: Take the Big Bus Tours Red Route to Wenceslas Square.
  • By car: Prague International Airport is approximately 18 km from the museum.
Facilities at LEGO Museum Prague
  • Children's building corner: A dedicated area where younger visitors can build with LEGO.
  • LEGO store: Browse current and limited LEGO sets, minifigures, spare parts and selected historical sets.
  • Restrooms: Available for visitors.
LEGO Museum Prague Tips
  • Visit the store: Set aside some time for the LEGO store, especially if you collect minifigures, spare parts or harder-to-find sets.
  • Keep your ticket handy: Online tickets are delivered by email, so keep the e-ticket accessible on your phone.
  • Plan around peak periods: If you're visiting between June and August, on a weekend or during school holidays, booking online can help avoid a potential ticket-office queue.
Food & Drinks near LEGO Museum Prague
  • Café Louvre: Established in 1902, this iconic café offers a historical ambiance. Its specialties include traditional Czech desserts and Viennese coffee.
  • Cafedu: A popular choice among students and freelancers, offering a mix of good coffee and a quiet workspace. Specialty: Cold brews and freshly baked croissants. 
  • EMA Espresso Bar: A modern coffee hub known for its minimalist decor and artisanal brews. It specializes in hand-poured single-origin coffees and homemade pastries. 
  • Můj šálek kávy: Translating to "My Cup of Coffee", it's a cozy spot with a relaxed atmosphere. Their specialty is espresso-based drinks paired with scrumptious brunch options. 
Lego Museum Prague - Nearby
  • Charles Bridge: An iconic stone bridge connecting Prague's Old Town and Lesser Town, adorned with 30 statues and offering panoramic views of the Vltava River.
  • Prague Castle: A historic castle complex, it stands as a testament to Prague's rich history, boasting stunning architecture and the revered St. Vitus Cathedral.
  • Old Town Square: It is a bustling historic square located 2 km away from Museum of Bricks. The square is home to the Astronomical Clock, colorful baroque buildings, and a lively atmosphere.
  • Wenceslas Square: A vibrant, commercial heart of the city with shops, restaurants, and historical landmarks; it's the hub of modern Prague juxtaposed against its storied past.
  • John Lennon Wall: Once an ordinary wall, it became a symbol of peace and rebellion during the communist regime, now covered in graffiti and the Beatles' lyrics.

Tips for visiting Museum of Bricks

  • Visit the store: Set aside some time for the LEGO store, especially if you collect minifigures, spare parts or harder-to-find sets. Plan your visit to Museum of Bricks.
  • Keep your ticket handy: Online Museum of Bricks tickets are delivered by email, so keep the e-ticket accessible on your phone.
  • Plan around peak periods: If you're visiting between June and August, on a weekend or during school holidays, booking online can help avoid a potential ticket-office queue. See the best time to visit Prague Museum of Bricks.

Frequently asked questions about Museum of Bricks tickets

You can book your Museum of Bricks tickets online or directly at the venue. We recommend booking your tickets online for a smooth and hassle-free experience.