From past to present, explore how technology and inventions have changed throughout the decades.
Interested in the evolution of everyday tech? Across the street from the famous Letna Park, you will be able to find the National Technical Museum, home to many different pieces of technology.
The museum building itself doesn’t stand out much and that may be a reason why it’s under the radar for most locals and travellers. The amount of unique and interesting things that can be found in the museum though should bump it to the top of people’s list for things to do in Prague.
You can see everything from the evolution of cameras to the change in kitchen appliances over the years. The museum isn’t a boring museum filled with facts. The National Technical Museum is filled with actual and replicas of past tech gadgets, appliances, and much more. It’s a very visual museum that keeps you interested throughout the 6 floors. And how fun is it to re-explore gadgets that you actually grew up with!?
Getting There
Tu to Su, closed M, 9:00 to 18:00 (last admission 17:30)
All seasons
Tu to Su, closed M, 9:00 to 18:00 (last admission 17:30)
Open; national COVID guidelines apply.
It’s one of those museums you just love getting lost in. There’s so much cool information and technology inside. It’s one of the most underrated museums in the city.
— Dom & Jo, adventurous travel bloggers and Prague experts