Muzeum loutek v Plzni, pobočka Západočeského muzea v Plzni, p. o.

It's a nice small museum. There is also a room were little (and big) children can play with stage puppets. At the end, the children received a marble they could use in the inner court. That was a small but nice surprise.

Not so big, but a very nice overview of the 'puppet history' of the country. Kids were thrilled and ran from one miniature puppets how to the other. A kind lady tried to tell us all the uppers we saw during a mechanised show, but unfortunately she could only speak Chech (and we didn't).

Really interesting museum about the history of puppetry in Pilsen and the Czech Republic. Good way to spend an hour or two.

Expected this to be more weird than interesting. Turned out to be extremely interesting and well worth an hour. There are interactive displays in Czech, English, and German with information and history about Czech puppetry, as well as a couple short shows.

Congratulations! It was one of my best experiences!

Very interesting and enjoyable puppet museum with loads of intactive exhibits. Most enjoyable.

Great place for the family visiting

The kids loved to play with the puppets at the end

I visited the place to learn something new about history of puppet art. The place is full of text and audio guides at the stages. So if you are interested in the topic and want to go through everything, expect to spend few the hours at the place.The last floor is whole dedicated for playing with the puppets. Because of that, I would say that the place will be most interesting for families with children, or with someone with good imagination to come up with some scene idea and play it with someone else.The guy that was guiding the top floor showed me and my friend how to hold and work with different types of puppets, even some that I had never seen before. Great new experience for me!