Muzeum alchymistů a mágů staré Prahy

Really interesting and fun place to visit, especially taking into account that it's quite near to the Prague Castle. The service team speak English well and the guide who works there made our visit really fun and full of interesting stories and facts about Czech alchemy. Also, the price is quite lower than in the most Prague museums what is also a pretty good bonus.Moreover, there's a little bar/cafe inside, where you can buy fun drinks inside alchemist flasks and all museum attendants get the 10% discount.So, it's just a worthy place to take a look if you're nearby and I had a good time there.

My only complaint is that it is rather small. However, it is packed to the brim with interesting stuff and the tour guide made it really fun and interesting!! And thats coming from someone that doesn't like guided tours!

Not worth spending time and moneyI expected more from this museum after such good reviews but in reality you got 2 rooms on the artic decorated in alchemy way and a photo zone near the tickets office.

I wasn't quite amused by the first part (floor) of the museum. There were some interesting legends to read. But this floor is more for taking photos which you can then show to your friends.But the attic floor is different. Here you have a guide with you. He was a good storyteller and this made the experience better. The setup is also very authentic.

A place to go inside, take a picture, use the washroom and go away without taking the tour. The washroom was dirty. The tour was ok nothing special. A very nice example of a good idea that was poorly executed

I bought a combi-ticket for this and the ghost museum and...I don't know... it's largely skippable.It's nicely decorated but kinda cheap looking at times. The guided part of the tour were kinda hard to understand and for the most part it's just a reading experience. Texts upon texts of information about stuff I barely remember now. What I do remember is thinking that I could read that up on Wikipedia though.Mainly I am confused about who this is for? Because I could see it being a nice 'chamber of horrors' type of attraction for kids but then again there's all this reading that you can't really expect children to do.If you didn't stop to read every piece of information the experience lasts about 15 Minutes. Considering what you get from it the tickets are far too expensive.I don't know. I'm kinda disappointed. If you're looking for an actual inside into alchemy in Prague go to the 'Speculum Alchemiae'The connecting bar is cool though. It's themed after an alchemical laboratory and they take the theme very seriously. The drinks are sort of expensive but it's worth to stop by.

Fun and interesting place if you're into magic and the occult. Not really a factual museum, more like a guided experience.

An interesting place to learn about alchemy. The reconstructed alchemists lab looks really nice and convincing. I enjoyed my time there. Also take some time to enjoy the elixirs that they sell at the bar.

I found this place very interesting and fun to visit. It is made of 2 parts: the lower level where you can buy the tickets and read a lot about alchemy, and the tower where you can go through a guided tour with a very nice and fun guide and see some really nice exhibitions. The whole tour was maybe around 15 minutes, but you can stay after and take pictures or dig further. I guess you could find other places with more emphasis on the alchemical procedures and whatnot, but it doesn't make this place any less interesting. Staff were very friendly and enthusiastic.There is also an alchemy pub next to it, but i didn't check it out.

A fun little diversion if you don't take it too seriously! It's quite small and doesn't take too long so you can be in and out in 20 minutes. The price of admission is a bit high for what it is, but you get a 10% discount in the really cool alchemical pub (which is already very cheap). The lady who guided us was lovely too!