Muzeum Policie České republiky

Only some of the texts had translation in English, so google lens translation tool came in handy. There was a lot of information to explore and many interesting objects. Some parts of the exhibition may raise questions with smaller children, such as a film regarding drug abuse or murder department.

Really good museum, with interactive part, with endless videos going in some halls, different parts of the history is shown there, and there are many exhibits of different kinds

Nice exhibits and vast information but most of it isn't available in other languages. Pretty disappointed because I couldn't understand most of it.At least it's included with the prague card.

This was a pleasant surprise and a chance find. Many artefacts on display, lots to read about the history of Czech Police. Kids will appreciate the possibility to create an identy kit. We did not have enough time to see the adjacent garden but that seemed to have an exhibition of its own. Reasonable admission fee

Great place! It’s a shame most people don’t know about it. We had the museum all for ourself, there are cars, motorbikes… even an old helicopter! Loads of police uniforms, badges and ID cards. Most of the objects can’t be touched but there is a few interactive activities which are really fun.

Entrance is 50Kn, and contains numerous uniform, weapons, crime photographs along with decommissioned devices/guns, old motorbikes and interactive items.....however, I didn’t see any English translation throughout the museum which was disappointing. The garden which appears to contain old Police cars, a Police helicopter and a police boats was also closed. If you are from a Policing background it’s would still be worth a visit

This place is awesome.It was 50k each to get in. The building itself was beautiful. Big wide hallways and tall ceilings. Very clean with white stone floors all the way through.The exhibits were brilliant and although there were only a few translated into English it was easy to understand what was going on. There are also some interactive exhibits. The one in the traffic room was hilarious!!!!This would be enjoyable for anyone with an interest in policing or military and especially someone with a background from such.There were some exhibits which were obviously relevant to the history of the country such as specific murder cases or high profile incidents (I think natural disasters and incidents with bombs etc) it would have been good if these exhibits had a translation to English but it was all still enjoyable.Unfortunately the garden area was closed which has vehicles and a helicopter on display. These things could be seen however it wasn't a massive loss that the garden was closed.It took about an hour for us to walk round at a leisurley pace. Set aside more time if you can read the language as everything looked interesting!!!

Very informative!!! They did not have things in English but they gave me a separate pamphlet in English about various exhibits. It was much bigger than I thought it would be.

Quite nice and extensive exhibitions. The best part probably being the crime scene investigation section with real notorious crime cases from Czechoslovak and Czech history. Sadly for foreigners all descriptions are in Czech only.

I assume that this is one of the less frequented museums in Prague, or at least it is unlikely for the first timers to visit. Though most of the content is in Czech only, there exists a booklet in English briefly explaining the exhibition. There is a section featuring the unusual and serial crime in Czech republic too.