At Prague’s impressive Lego Museum, children and adults alike will encounter a collection of over 3000 elaborate models featuring more than 1 million LEGO cubes on display. The Prague Lego Museum is the largest of its kind not only in the Czech Republic but also in the world! Let your imagination wander with the 20 nostalgia-inducing themed exhibits dedicated to the popular Danish toy.

Of particular interest at the Prague Lego Museum is the collection of Prague buildings and monuments made out of the famous interlocking plastic bricks. You’ll be able to see LEGO versions of famous Prague attractions such as the Astronomical Clock and Charles Bridge, the latter of which was the biggest LEGO model in the world for many years.

The Prague Lego Museum is a private museum founded by Czech LEGO collector Milos Krecek. It’s centrally located in a historic building on Narodni Street and is open daily. The family-friendly museum has several themed areas recreating scenes from popular movies such as Harry Potter, Indiana Jones, Batman, and Star Wars. You’ll also find a LEGO store inside for you to purchase exclusive and limited edition models.