Prague Communist Museum

The Prague communist museum is an exhibition of cold war items from the Russian communist period. Relive the communist era, secret-police interrogations and all. A unique and vivid experience of the totalitarian regime’s affect on all areas of life in Czechoslovakia. From its conception in the February coup in 1948 until its collapse after the Velvet Revolution in November of 1989. Opened in 2001, it is the only museum of its kind in the city and the Czech Republic.

Using authentic artifacts, scenes from everyday life under communism are recreated. Such as a 1950’s era replica workshop, a historical schoolroom and a sparsely stocked grocery shop. Even a chilling reproduction of an interrogation room, complete with ancient typewriter and brightly shining lamp where the secret police forced people to sign confessions. No trip to the capital can be considered complete without a visit to the Prague communist museum.

Prague communist museum main details :

Minimum group size – 2 people.
Start time and length of tour – Open Daily from 9.00am to 20.00pm including holidays except for the 24th of December. It lasts as long as you require, normally 2 hours is enough to see everything.
Price per person – Adults 380 CZK, Students (must show ID card) 290 CZK, Seniors (65+) 320 CZK, Children under 10 years old go free if with a paying adult. Family offer (max 2 adults, 2 children 10 to 17 years old  800 CZK)
Note: in the family package extra children above 10 years are 190 CZK each.
Transfers and guide included ? – There is no pick up included in the Prague Communist Museum and the tour is not guided.
To buy tickets use these contacts below:
Address: V Celnici 1031/4, Prague 1.
Telephone: 00420 224 212 966
Email: muzeum@muzeumkomunismu.cz
Website: www.museumofcommunism.com