Overview
The Museum of Bricks in Prague, located on Národní street, is the largest private LEGO museum in the world, spanning a significant 420 square meters of exhibition space. This impressive facility displays 3,000 unique models built from over 1,000,000 individual LEGO bricks across 20 distinct thematic areas. Visitors can appreciate the craftsmanship behind replicas of iconic local structures like the Charles Bridge, the National Museum, and the National Theatre, alongside global landmarks and pop culture favorites such as Star Wars, Harry Potter, and various mechanical displays. The museum serves as both a gallery and an active play space, featuring a children's corner where guests of all ages are encouraged to build. A dedicated on-site shop provides access to rare sets, parts for collectors, and exclusive products, making it a comprehensive destination for enthusiasts. The museum is conveniently located for those arriving by metro or tram, and offers a unique, deep look into the history and evolution of the brand, including its origins in wood.
What makes this place special
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Frequently asked questions
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How long should I plan to spend at the museum?
Visitors typically spend between 45 minutes and 2 hours exploring the exhibits.
Is parking available nearby?
Yes, there is paid parking on Národní Street or at the National Theatre parking lot.
Can I buy sets at the museum?
Yes, there is an on-site store featuring current, limited, and exclusive LEGO sets.