Banksy doing paints for free and the museum over charging visitors and mis using the name of artist for selling some over proced selvoniers!! The staff is very friendly but the whole idea is redecluse and not logic!!

I quite liked the exposition. The reproductions look nice and one can take pictures. There’s Czech and English explanations for the pieces (with spelling errors at times). The atmosphere of the ex-church is nice, and there’s even a nice souvenir shop. It is, however, a bit expensive. Took me about 1.5 hours to go through it all.

The Banksy Museum in Prague is an exceptional tribute to the iconic street artist. The exhibition is brilliantly curated, showcasing a wide range of Banksy's most significant works. The interactive elements add depth, making the experience more engaging. The museum's layout is thoughtfully designed, guiding visitors through Banksy's artistic evolution. The staff are knowledgeable and passionate, enhancing the overall experience. It's a must-visit for art lovers, offering a unique insight into Banksy's mysterious and influential world.

REALLY enjoyed the exhibit, especially the commentary for each piece. The way the exhibition was set up and how it flowed made it even more enjoyable. Highly recommend for those who don’t know much about him and his work.

Highly recommend “The World of Banksy”. We stumbled across this museum and what a hidden gem! The museum is located in the historic part of Prague and the dwelling itself is a 15th century church that was once a nightclub in the 21st century! The exhibition/collection is a combo of Banksy originals as well as reproductions. Each piece is accompanied with explanations and commentary.

Many impressive street art pieces with well written descriptions. The exhibition was well organized, also only few people inside (which was a shock for me cause there was basically a human traffic on the street). After visiting exhibition, you can buy a souvenir in the shop - many items too chose - from keychains to posters and T-shirts. I really recommend this place :)

Went here early January 2024. The museum wasn't busy with only one or two other people going around at the same time as us. The museum is well laid out with useful information boards and really well re-made pieces presented as close to the original as possible. We probably spent about an hour here. Seemed well priced, would recommend to others.

Cool place! Good use of an awesome space. Very quiet so could wander round no problem looking at everything. Excellent gift shop too with friendly staff. Thoroughly recommended 👍

What a cracking museum. There’s so many pieces of Banksy art to enjoy and learn all about. The building is stunning too and there’s a gift shop, if you are inspired to buy something.

World of Banksy was a pleasant surprise. The art work is really beautiful and you get information about each piece and how it can be interpreted. You also get to watch a movie about Banksy and some of the things he has done. They have a souvenir shop with quite a few good items.

Enjoyed the visit, fairly basic displays and prints, but the information about eat image was really interesting. I learnt a lot about Banksy. It costs about 260 for adults and 150 for student and I felt it was worthwhile.

I had no idea this was happening when I was in Prague - very cool discovery. Solid display of Banksy's work and you get to exit through the gift shop. I left with something special for my son (it is going on his wall next week); very thankful to the Banksy Bunch facilitating this museum in Prague. Made my Prague visit to see PIL (and revisit Prague after 23 years) that much better.

The exhibition itself is very well put together and great fun - I enjoyed going through it and finding out more about Banksy as a visiting Londoner. I wish there was more about the setting - I would have loved to know more about the old disused church, but there was just one plaque and a single beautiful painted ceiling; the rest was whitewashed walls. But the biggest shame (among a lot of amazing and thought-provoking exhibits) was the occasional mistakes on the English descriptions. Although they were written in very good, idiomatic English (obviously not google translate), there were a lot of grammatical / spelling mistakes that could be easily corrected. But there were also a couple descriptions that seemed to make no sense at all, and they could have done with some more clarification. I didn't expect mistakes like this given the ticket price, especially when the rest of the exhibition is so good.