Muzeum LEGA Praha

A bit small and relatively expensive for me. To observe the Lego selection, it is a correct place to remember your childhood.The machine for playing is very slow.I would not recommend it.

The museum was very nice. For those wondering what it contains it is just full of cool Lego builds of star wars, Harry Potter, places in Prague and original Lego stuff. There is also a zone where you have a big bucket of Lego pieces and you can build whatever you want.

Great museum!! So much to look at and some really cool rare pieces. Very cool history of Lego too. Recommend going when it’s a little slower as the hallways are pretty tight, especially if you want to see the bottom rows.

Very nice museum. At first it seems like it’s not that big but it holds a bunch of different collections from movies to architectural pieces. I recommend to find the leaflets and fill them out, then at the end you can trade it filled out for a diploma! They are in Czech which is unfortunate but we used google translate picture and got it filled out:)!

Great museum! The collection was amazing with some really cool MOCs and official sets. Some buttons didn’t work but the collection makes up for it. The shop was really lacking though. Some of the staff (Michael) was kinda rude. The redeeming factor was the minifig section but I realised one of the figures I bought had the wrong body and a very loose hand so I recommend checking for defects before buying anything. The selection of lego sets are mostly things you can get from the lego store and nothing very special.

The experience was awful! Only suitable for adults, not at all kids’ friendly. And I will explain why. We visited the place with our baby boy with a stroller, so the entrance for him was free but we had to pay 13 euros per person which was quite high for a private museum. Also we had to carry ourselves the stroller in the basement since this is where the museum starts (the upper part is used like a Lego store). So a) all the museum space is pretty much narrow, not enough space to navigate, carrying backpacks will make it tough to cross the corridors without harassing the others, the atmosphere is quite dry, did not feel like there was too much oxygen inside and for those with a claustrophobia will be a challenge, also for us carrying a baby and stroller we left the stroller in the entrance = basement, since there no space provided in the ground floor and then it was impossible to go with the boy around to all corridors and floors and b) there is no provision in the wc for proper facilities for minors, the 2 toilets were too small not even an adult could move around - fit it and there was nothing provisioned for the little ones neither a changing furniture for babies / small children nor hand washing facilities properly designed for kids, which you get to other places in Prague like museums or even restaurants. Pretty sad.

Things you should consider before entering: A) It’s a (very large and impressive) private collection and has no relation to the official LEGO stores. B) Nor is it cheap but neither overly expensive. It depends on what it is worth to you. C) The staff helps you to carry down a stroller, still it is very narrow and not everyone might like that. However there’s a small Lego playground which could be fun. D) Either rush through in 30 minutes OR pay attention to all the details, scenes and stories mentioned in the wall. E) Make the owner aware that 50% of the buttons/interactions either don’t work or are triggering a single event. Clear room for improvement here.

Quite expensive to enter. The Lego sets inside were quite good, but the cost is only worth it if you are quite the fan. There was a lot of variety, but it is kind of small. Took me half an hour to finish. Could be great for kids!

The Lego museum boasts an impressive collection of rare sets and visually stunning display scenes that left me in awe. It was a nostalgic trip down memory lane seeing sets that I once had as a child. However, I must mention that the ticket price is quite steep and it left a sour taste in my mouth. Although the museum is amazing, the high price tag makes it difficult for me to give it a five-star review. If the admission fee was more reasonable, I would be more than happy to return and explore the museum once again. Unfortunately, due to the expensive entry fee, I would rather consider other options.