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Pictures of this exhibition don't really make sense because the bulk of the experience, and the most essential part, is done in the dark. A guide leads you and your group through a series of rooms to give you a taste of what it is like to navigate the world without any sense of sight. You can (politely) ask questions and learn even more -- we learned about cooking and teaching, as our guide does both in her life.There is a small room that's lit and has information and games available for sighted people, in Czech and in English. You can request a guide in other languages as well.Highly recommended.

This was great and brought me a different level of respect for blind people. After an hour I hd a headache and was tired from having to concentrate so much. I kept trying to open my eyes more to see lol It was a bit claustrophobic at times to be honest. The guide was good but unnecessarily touching my butt in my opinion. Obviously he had to touch us to guide us through the darkness but didn’t have to slide a finger on my body every time. Maybe it’s just my boundaries though. I had a great time overall

I must say it was amazing experience. Jarda was amazing tour guide and we had lots of fun. He answered all questions we were interested in. It was really worth it!

Eye opening experience- experience with an excellent guide with visual impairment, who took our family through daily activities in total darkness in a safe environment. Our guide helped us feel totally at ease, and we had opportunity to ask questions. Fabulous initiative and couldn't recommend more!Thank you invisible experience!

As many others have written, we only stumbled across this by luck. And we are glad we did. It was a fantastic experience.Our family of four had an English speaking guide (note: you need to arrange in advance).We were taken through a completely! dark set of everyday scenarios (no blindfolds - it's dark!). An apartment, a simulated street, forest cabin, camp area, park, museum, and a bar. In each location we were challenged to touch and feel our way through the things there.The last stop was the bar, where we could buy some soft drinks, and talk with/question our blind guide about his everyday life as a blind. (A big thanks to Tomasz.)Since everything from the guided tour is in complete darkness, and you are asked to leave phones and watches outside (in locked cabinets), the photos you see here are from the waiting area"

Checkout their website before hand!!I joined the invisible exhibition and invisible dinner. There’s ofcourse no photos I can show but I would highly recommend this experience. Our guide was super nice and shared many stories of his to us.Experienced a life without light and the idea of time. I went alone so I was with another family and was super fun!!It’s a super memorable experience and it’s difficult to describe with words so go and experience it yourself!!

Very different experience.. Price was little high for english. Worth trying.Was a bit scary In start but got adjusted later.. If u get bored of regular museums n all this is very good..Only thing was if ur walking in a group and in middle or end then people before u end up identifying many things so less surprise element for u.. So tip- stay in front of group. Book before for english.

We can not speak highly enough about this fantastic experience. Not only do they have brilliant and friendly guides, but the whole experience is so perfectly thought out and executed. It is inexpensive and just so interesting from start to end learning how a blind person navigates through life. Highly recommend.

We only stumbled across this exhibition on Google by chance when we were in Prague. It certainly deserves a visit.What caught our attention as we were looking for places that were interesting and child-friendly, were the review numbers for this place - take a look at the number of reviews and the star rating!You are best to visit or contact the exhibit within a few days of your target visit as they are usually booked in advance - only small groups can go through at a time, and tours are language specific.As a traveling family this is the kind for thing that has us talking for a few days afterewards. We kept it as a surprise for our child, to make it a bit more exciting! We didn’t know much about it besides that we wouldn’t see much!The experience was excellent and the staff were genuine and helpful. The price was very reasonable for a family, and the location is fairly central in Prague.All we will say is that you will learn a lot about yourself, trust, uncertainty, the challenges faced of the vision-impaired, and what you don’t pay attention to! Have fun!

The experience was absolutely worth it.Completely different from what i ve seen before.We spent an hour in the dark having to rely only on the other senses.The guide was very helpful,friendly and talkative and has helped us understand a fraction of what living with blindness must feel like.The rest of the staff were very open and friendly.A very unique experience that i recommend to everyone.