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Getting to Prague’s Museum of Bricks

Where is Prague LEGO Museum of Bricks located?

The Museum of Bricks sits on Narodni Street in Prague 1, between Wenceslas Square and the National Theatre, in a very walkable part of the city center. If you’re already around Old Town or Nove Mesto, it’s usually a short walk. The fastest way in is by metro or tram to Narodni trida but the most rewarding is on foot through central Prague.

Address: Narodni 362/31, 110 00 Prague, Czech Republic

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​Museum of Bricks Prague is situated in central Prague, making it convenient to include as a short indoor stop while exploring the city. The museum’s main entrance and ticket desk are at the Narodni Street address.

Closest public transport stop: Narodni trida, around a 1–3-minute walk from the museum.

Compare your travel options

Mode of transportTravel timeEst. costBest for

🚇 Metro

~1–3 min walk from Národní třída

From CZK 36

Most visitors arriving by public transport

🚊 Tram

~1–3 min walk from Národní třída

From CZK 36

Convenient access from across central Prague

🚗 Taxi / ride-hail

~0–1 min walk from drop-off

From CZK 60 + CZK 36/km

Door-to-door travel with luggage

🚶 Walking

Depends on starting point

Free

Visitors already exploring central Prague

🚗 Car

Depends on starting point

CZK 80/hour nearby parking

Visitors driving into central Prague

How to get to Prague LEGO Museum of Bricks

  • Nearest station: Narodni trida
  • Walk from station: Approximately 1–3 minutes
  • Travel time: ~10–15 minutes from Old Town Square
  • Directions: From Old Town Square, reach the metro and travel towards Narodni trida, then walk along Narodni Street to Narodni 362/31.
  • Best for: Visitors travelling from central Prague or connecting from other metro lines.
  • Nearest stop: Narodni trida
  • Walk from stop: Approximately 1–3 minutes
  • Travel time: ~10–15 minutes from Old Town Square
  • Directions: Take a tram towards Narodni trida, then walk along Narodni Street towards Narodni 362/31.
  • Best for: Visitors travelling across central Prague by tram.
  • Note: Arriving by train? From Praha hlavni nadrazi, take tram 9 towards Narodni trida. The journey takes around 13 minutes, followed by a short walk to the museum.
  • Starting point: Old Town Square
  • Drop-off: Narodni Street, near Narodni 362/31
  • Travel time: ~5–10 minutes, depending on traffic
  • Final walk: Short walk from the drop-off point to the museum.
  • Best for: Visitors carrying luggage or looking for a door-to-door journey.

Getting to Prague LEGO Museum of Bricks by car

  • Travel time: ~5–10 mins from Old Town Square
  • Distance: ~2 km
  • Peak traffic hours: 8–10am, 5–7pm
  • Route: Drive southwest from Old Town Square towards Narodni Street, then continue to Narodni 362/31. Traffic in central Prague can affect the journey time. The museum is on Národní Street in Prague 1.
  • ZTL/traffic alert: Prague has regulated parking zones in the city center so, check the applicable restrictions before driving.

On-site parking: Not available.

Nearby options:

  • Paid parking on Narodni Street: Located close to the museum, this parking facility costs CZK 80/hour.
  • National Theatre parking lot: Another nearby option, with parking available for CZK 60/hour.

Public parking: Paid parking is available at designated facilities around Narodni Street and the National Theatre.

Good to know: Allow some extra time to find a parking space and walk to the museum at Narodni 362/31.

Turn your walk into a Prague sightseeing route

Walking to the Museum of Bricks lets you take in some of central Prague’s best-known sights along the way. Depending on where you start, you can explore Wenceslas Square, the Old Town Square, the Prague Astronomical Clock, and Charles Bridge before continuing towards Národní Street and the museum at Národní 362/31.

Visitor tips

  • Road traffic on Narodni and Smetanovo nabrezi is slowest on weekdays from 8am to 10am and 4pm to 6:30pm, when metro or tram is usually quicker than a taxi.
  • Pedestrian traffic is heaviest from 11am to 4pm around Old Town and Charles Bridge, so walks from those areas can take longer than maps suggest.
  • Weekend afternoons are busier near the National Theatre riverfront; the Wenceslas Square side is often the smoother approach.

Accessibility

The easiest approach for visitors with mobility needs is to use Narodni Street, where the museum's entrance is located at Narodni 362/31. A taxi can provide a convenient curbside drop-off close to the entrance, while metro and tram users can get off at Narodni trida and make the short 1–3-minute walk to the museum.

Plan your visit to Museum of Bricks

How to enter Museum of Bricks Prague

The Museum of Bricks Prague has its main entrance and ticket desk at Narodni 362/31.

  • Main entrance: Located on Narodni Street, this is the entrance for visitors with valid museum admission.
  • Ticket desk: On-site ticket purchases are available, though queues can form during the high season. Online tickets are recommended to reduce waiting at the ticket office.

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What is the best way to get to Museum of Bricks Prague?

  • For a direct journey: Take the metro or tram to Narodni trida, the museum's nearest public transport stop. From there, it’s approximately a 1–3-minute walk to the museum on Narodni Street.
  • For a door-to-door journey: A taxi or ride-hail can drop you on Narodni Street near the museum, leaving just a short walk to Narodni 362/31.
  • If you're already exploring central Prague: Walking is a convenient option, as the museum is located on Narodni Street in central Prague.

Frequently asked questions about getting to Prague LEGO Museum of Bricks

The metro or tram is usually best. Narodni trida is a short walk from the entrance, and public transport avoids central Prague traffic and parking hassle better than a taxi or car for most visitors.