An interesting view of the public transport evolution in the city of Prague and a lot of old bus. It is in good shape and all it says that is functional which make them really good. Bravo for the people who is taking care for all of this ages public transport bus and tram.

Disappointing if you have kids. Few years ago, you were able to go inside the trams and buses, now not even single one is open to visitors. So all your kids will get is looking at ton of things from outside. Same for food, nothing allowed inside, so forget feeding your kids there, they will tell you to go outside into the rain. I guess too hard to add few picnic tables inside... Sad

Very cool place with a lot to see. Like others have said the information boards are in Czech so be prepared to translate those if you’re interested. They have a free audio book if you have your phone and your headphones on you. And I was handed a little booklet in English that informs you on each of the trams and when they were in operation. I spent about an hour just nosing around the trams reading the booklet, however you could definitely spend a lot more time hear reading if you’re interested! The historic tram route 41 sets off from here so it’s a perfect opportunity to learn about the public transport in the beautiful city and then ride around in one! Tickets can be bought from the ticket office at the entrance. They were very helpful and spoke good English.

A cute, and old museum. The presentation is not modern or snazzy, and since the captions are in Czech, you need to whip out Google Translate if you don’t understand the language. The captions aren’t very interesting to me, since they are mostly about the technical history of the public transport, which I’m not very interested in. There was a video playing, but the audio was in Czech, and there were no English subtitles. I really liked walking among these technical marvels though—I think Prague’s trams are very cute. I spent one hour here, but you can spend more time here if you read all the captions. To enter, you need to open the door to the entrance. I almost thought that the museum was closed since the door was small, and not opened.

Don't go if you have an active child who wants to try the interactive features. The workers here HATE kids. It's a lovely museum with worst workers. They were extremely rude and unpleasant. My 4yrs old son was playing on the model of tram engine and bells. Yes, he was playing for 5mins just like the other children. And she came with scorn face and standed in front of him, pointing his face and yelled at him to get off. There's no signs to say don't play with the bell, and other visitors, Including adults were doing it as well. It's of course ok she doesn't speak English, but if she wants to tell a visitor off, she at least needs to try to explain why, instead of point on the face and yell. There are lots more she could do before giving such attitude to scare a child who's just simply doing something they provide as a service. And then she started complaining obviously about us to her colleague right in front of us in her own language. That was extremely rude. So I tried to make her explain to us why he deserved such attitude. I asked to find someone speaks English to tell us what happened, then she just left even without looking at us. Another visitor who speak English said to me, don't worry it's nothing about the museum rule. It's just her not liking the sound. Ok, it's not a big amount of money, but we paid to get in here. Not only her, most of workers look rather annoyed to have any visitors. It's shame as the exhibition is great, but this really is the worst museum I had ever visited. Especially since we were very welcomed in the National Technical museum yesterday, today's experience was very upsetting for us all. Oh, and visitors are not allowed to drink nor eat, though I saw a female worker drinking from her bottle in the middle of the museum .

Very nice exposition including the most important vehicles of Pragues’ public transport since Its very begining in late 1890´

(Translated by Google) Who likes trams, trolleybuses and buses boldly to the museum. It's just a pity that everything is barred and you can't walk and sit in any of them, BUT they have examples of the interior outside and you can try them - turn the handle of the tram or the steering wheel of the bus, sit in different seats for passengers ... Lots of info and accessories such as rails, trolleys, lubrication, ... and (Original) Kdo má rád tramvaje, trolejbusy a autobusy směle do muzea. Jen je škoda, že mají vše zamřížované a ani v jednom se nemůžete projít a posadit, ALE zase mají ukázky interiéru venku a můžete si je vyzkoušet - zatočit si klikou tramvaje nebo volantem autobusu, posadit se na různá sedadla pro cestující... Spousta info a doplňků jako koleje, troleje, mazání,...a

(Translated by Google) Amazingly large vehicle exhibition from all eras. Many historical photos and even the development of insulators on catenary masts are on display. Unfortunately, not a single vehicle was accessible and the display boards were only in Czech. At the entrance there is a brochure in German called "Kurz Führer" with a description of the vehicles on display. (Original) Erstaunlich grosse Fahrzeugaustellung aller Epochen. Auch viele historische Fotos und selbst die Entwicklung der Isolatoren an Fahrleitungsmasten ist ausgestellt. Leider war kein einziges Fahrzeug begehbar und die Schautafeln nur auf tschechisch. Am Eingang gibt es eine Broschüre auf deutsch namens "kurzer Führer" mit einer Beschreibung der ausgestellten Fahrzeuge.

(Translated by Google) Super museum, all vehicles restored look like new. It's a pity that you can't go inside just peek through the bars, but it's still great :-) The cost of admission has changed, now it's CZK 100. It is a pity that the museum is only open on weekends. The museum is fully adapted for people on wheelchairs. (Original) Super muzeum,wszystkie pojazdy odrestaurowane wyglądają jak nowe. Szkoda ze nie można wejsc do środka tylko zerkac przez kraty,ale i tak jest super:-) Zmienił się koszt wstepu teraz to 100 koron . Szkoda ze muzeum jest czynne tylko w weekendy. Muzeum w całości przystosowane dla osob na wozkach.

The museum is generally quite good. It's your typical "throw everything we have into the shed" type of museum. The exposition is a bit chaotic, outside of a small guide there are no English labels and they don't have any buses or metro on display, but what they have is exceptionally restored. Their tram collection is quite impressive

A nice exhibition of Prague's old trams and buses. There also are newspaper cuttings and maps showing the debates about creating an underground public transportation system and the construction process of the Prague metro. All the explanations are in Czech, however, so you might want to know the language or be with someone who knows it if you intend to read the signs. Nevertheless, it's still interesting, particularly as you can go inside some vehicles. If your visit ends at the right time you can even go for a ride around Prague in a historical tram.

A big hall hosting two dozens of historic tramways. Unfortunately one can not enter them. This museum could have been much more interesting.

It is a small museum with a beautifully collections of vagons, tram cars and buses. Tram cars are coupled in sets to capture the period of their long operating life (in some cases 60+ years!). The museum has been declared a cultural heritage in 1998. If you want you can even rent a tram. The Prague Public Transit Company offer sightseeing tram rides with historical, T3 Coupe and Měsícek. The museum is open only during the WE and thursday afternoon and not in winter season.

Took my 13yo son to this and we loved it. It's not a massive museum and it's not interactive, but the restored or reconstructed trams are so great. I do wish they had additional labels in English, but still highly recommend this place.

Very interesting museum related to public transport in Prague, including already forgotten places like Letna cablecar. Interesting to see history, how Prague evolved during all these years.

Really liked the museum specially the store where you can buy souvenirs.

Lovely small museum with exposition dedicated to Prague tram history. Open during the weekends only

I loved it! I spent more than half a day there, reading and studying all the materials! Note that most of the descriptions and panels are in Czech, so do take an English guidebook from the ticket office if you do not speak Czech.

It has a lot of trams and buses. There is no possibility to enter in to the tram, but you can step in and si what is inside. We spent there 40 min with a kid of 3yo. Working ours just on weekends

One of the nicest public transport museums I've been to. It is small and not very rich in exhibits, but it is very interesting. I just didn't like that the visitor can't get on the trams, but it's still worth a visit.

It was amazing! I am a big fan of public transport (everywhere). Such a great piece of Prague's transportation history. Cash only! Recommended.

(Translated by Google) It's just amazing there (Original) Je to tam prostě úžasný

interesting museum for both kids and adults wad better that we expected 👏

(Translated by Google) Very nice place, quite smaller, in an hour you can see it in peace. The subway is missing, which disappointed me. He can't get inside the cars, which takes a lot of the experience. (Original) Moc pěkné místo, celkem menší, za hodinu to máte v klidu prohlidnuté. Chybí metro, což mě zklamalo. Nemůže se dovnitř vozů, což dost ubírá na zážitku.

Smaller but nice exposition of city transportation and maintenance electric vehicles. There is no guide. Tickets are available at cash desk, no online ticket sale available.

A very nice place for those who would like to see public transport vehicles from the Czech Republic. There are a lot of trams and a few buses and trolleys to see, though their interior is not open to the public. There are also some models and a ton of photos with the history of public transportation for those who are interested too!

Nice museum for about 4 euros. You get a folder with information in English as all the plates are in Czech. Takes about an hour to see everything and there is a free toilet.

This place surprised me in a good way. It's been on my radar for a few years. It just happened we visited the place on a cold rainy day. I was afraid many people might have similar idea. Fortunately there was no ticket line, during our 1.5h visit me met only about 50 people and if ugly weekend afternoon is not a peak time I don't know what is. On weekends parking is easy and free in all 3 streets around the museum. I'd say 1 hour is minimum, plan the visit for 2 hours if you want to know all details about all there is to see. The place is like one large garage. There was about 30 old trams, couple of trolleys, some technical equipment and also old pictures. All of it was interesting for us and our kids, too. There is only one vehicle which you can enter. The others are closed, but there is always a way to look inside. I'm okay with that, I understand it is a must to limit wearing off. It pays off, everything looks perfect, clean and fresh colors. Kids up to 6yo have free enterance. Adults are 100czk and I think it is a fair price. Once our kids learn to read we'll come back so that they can learn all the exciting details they can't appreciate yet :-)

(Translated by Google) Very nice, interesting, moreover instructive, you will go through the whole history of urban transport, a great interpretation from experts and therefore I recommend to all ages. Economically undemanding !! (Original) Moc hezké, zajímavé, navíc poučné, projdete celou historií městské dopravy, skvělý výklad od odborníků a proto doporučuji všem věkovým kategoriím. Ekonomicky nenáročné!!

Small but dense museum about the metropolitan public transport in Prague. You will find relucs from the 1800's and, you could take a seat in a few of them. Ideal for children. Some selected days is completely for free. Regularly it costs about 2 USD.

Nice place to study city train history

(Translated by Google) A great museum, a great attraction not only for lovers of public transport and trams, but for all tourists. On the map it may appear that it is located far from the center, but from the Charles Bridge, at a slow walking pace, you can get to it in 40 minutes; from Hradčany 20 min. A very interesting exhibition of both photos, tram models and historical carriages. You can visit without a guide, at your own pace and take a lot of photos. The entrance fee is 100 CZK - due to the opening days and hours (Wednesdays and weekends). There is a restaurant next to the museum. I recommend! (Original) Rewelacyjne muzeum, świetna atrakcja nie tylko dla miłośników komunikacji miejskiej i tramwajów, ale dla wszystkich turystów. Na mapie może się wydawać, że położone jest daleko od centrum, ale z Mostu Karola spokojnym tempem spacerowym można się do niego dostać w 40 min; z Hradczan 20 min. Bardzo ciekawa ekspozycja zarówno zdjęć, modeli tramwajowych, jak i historycznych wagonów. Można zwiedzać bez przewodnika, w swoim tempie oraz robić wiele zdjęć. Wejściówka kosztuje 100 CZK - uwagi na dni i godziny otwarcia (środy i weekendy). Obok muzeum restauracja. Polecam!

(Translated by Google) Nicely maintained trams, interesting signs with labels around. I spent about 45 minutes in the museum. (Original) Hezky udržované tramvaje, zajímavé cedule s popisky kolem. V muzeu jsem strávil zhruba 45 minut.

(Translated by Google) Peaceful and relaxing tour. I would welcome the opportunity to sit sensibly in historic cars ... seats ... benches. (Original) Poklidna a pohodova prohlídka. Uvítal bych možnost si citne sednout do historickych vozu...sedaček...lavic.

Nice collection and interesting history of transport in Prague, a city with one of the best systems in the world. Maybe a little dry though - I don't know if it's because of COVID rules but it's a shame you can't actually go inside any of the vehicles. Best way to see it is to ride the number 41 historical tram there, or time your visit so you can ride it afterwards. Still worth a visit and the cheap entry fee.

Best fo everyone who want know anything about history of prague public transport and nice colection of old trams and buses here. Also is posible to take heritage tam ride. Open every weekend during saison.

Fantastic museum, well worth the trip. Don't miss out on a ride on tram 41. 100 year old tram car on a line though the whole city which runs every hour at the weekends in the summer, it'll only set you back 35czk as well

Nice old trams, pity that most of them one can admire only from outside and cannot go inside. Not very interesting for young kids (below 5 years) and the keepers do not like to see them running around. A guestbathroom available, no possibility to buy drink or food anywhere nearby. Not many people also during a weekend.

It’s quite small, but nice museum and also kids friendly:)

(Translated by Google) I really enjoyed it here. Wonderful machines, etc .. there is also a small track with trains for the little ones. So I hope that other beautiful people will come and see here. (Original) Moc jsem si to tu užil. Nádherné mašinky, atd.. je tam i malá dráha s vláčky pro ty nejmenší. Tak doufám ze se sem půjdou podívat i ostatní lidé😉 krásné.

Excellent museum, lots of historical tram cars, miniatures.

Nice museum, friendly staff, pity we couldn’t get inside the trams but still worthy to see :)

Worth visiting. Unfortunately, all the texts are in Czech

If you love machines, this is the place for you!

Very nice museum, with a rich collection of trams and a detailed technical and historical description. Place is clean, well maintained. Unfortunately, all tram coaches are closed and you can only peek inside. Also, there are no activities for small kids to entertain them while adults could go through the exhibition.

Nice place for those who wants to know more about history of Prague public transport, mostly tramways, but busses are also here.

Old tram depot with 4 rows of trams and some accessories on display. Good range of vehicles. "Condensed" English language guidebook: Czech signs on the trams say more. One can climb the steps of the trams to see inside then, but not enter any of them. Limited range of tram models and gifts for sale. Moderate interest for children. Toilets. No cafe. No bike parking.

An impressive collection of the historical vehicles about the history of the Prague public transport. Most of them is fully driveable, so you can meet the KT8D5 or the T2 or any of them in the streets also. Therefore you can find always some changes in the collection. The entry fee is 50 CZK for adults (stand: 2018) and they accept only cash, also for the souvenirs.

Für Liebhaber der Straßenbahn Prag's ein MUSS! Einzigartige Typen aus allen Epochen bis 1996! Auch 3 O-Busse aus der Prager Geschichte. Eintritt 100 Kronen, also keine 6 Euro. Gibt am Eingang eine Broschüre gratis in Deutsch. Leider gibt's keinen Imbiss!

Wer sich für Straßenbahnen und Trolleybusse interessiert, ist hier genau richtig. Eine Fahrt mit einer der alten Trams durch Prag ist ebenfalls ein Erlebnis.

Schön aber ein bisschen überfüllt schade. Aber das ist meine Meinung. Sonst kann ich es nur weiter empfehlen.

It could have been good but is only open weekends. Great ride up to it.

(Translated by Google) For me as a sotousa beauty 🙂 (Original) Pre mňa ako sotousa krása 🙂

(Translated by Google) A very well-equipped historic depot with interesting documents. Radocha for children and adults. Next to the pub. Open periodically. Cheap attraction. Well-preserved exhibits. (Original) Bardzo dobrze wyposażona zabytkowa zajezdnia z ciekawymi dokumentami. Radocha dla dzieci i dorosłych. Obok knajpka. Otwarte okresowo. Tania atrakcja. Świetnie zachowane eksponaty.

(Translated by Google) It's a pity that you can't sit inside the exhibits. :( (Original) Jen škoda, že se člověk nemůže posadit dovnitř exponátů. :(

(Translated by Google) Beautifully done site (Original) Krásně udělané stránky

(Translated by Google) A great collection of public transport from the horse tram to the Tatras. You should have seen it. (Original) Eine großartige Sammlung öffentlicher Verkehrsmittel von der Pferdebahn bis zum Tatra. Muß man gesehen haben.

(Translated by Google) Plan a trip for about 2 hours, then go for lunch to a neighboring pub. (Original) Plánujte výlet asi na 2 hodinky, pak si zajděte na oběd do sousední hospody.

(Translated by Google) Really great collection 👏 (Original) Opravdu skvělá sbírka 👏

Great place for public transport freaks and kids. Interesting pieces of historical vehicles.

No English sign/text

(Translated by Google) Very nice museum (Original) Velmi pěkné muzeum

(Translated by Google) Quiet place for sightseeing by tram (Original) Klidne místo pro prohlídku tramvají

(Translated by Google) A beautiful museum for lovers of public transport. Lots of beautiful exhibits. In the restaurant area. Driving the historic line c 41 also an amazing experience I recommend😀 (Original) Krásné muzeum pro milovniky hromadné dopravy. Spousta krásných exponátů. V arealu restaurace. Jízda historickou linkou c 41 take úžasný zážitek Doporučuji😀

(Translated by Google) Beautiful but small (Original) Krásné ale malé

(Translated by Google) We have been several times. Interesting expositions. Very nice. (Original) Byli jsme několikrát. Zajímavé expozice. Moc pěkné.

(Translated by Google) Great! (Original) Paráda!

(Translated by Google) A very nice museum, but it would like to improve a bit of interactivity. For example, a functioning turnstile when you can throw the crown and pass. (Original) Velmi pěkné muzeum ale chtělo by to vylepšit trochu interaktivity.např fungující turniket kdy můžete vhodit korunu a projdete.Vnukovi jsem štípnul lístek ale na kus papíru což možná nikdo neví.

(Translated by Google) Great museum, highly recommended if you are interested in public transport in Prague, great exhibition, also with buses from the USA (Original) Tolles Museum, unbedingt zu empfehlen, wenn man sich für ÖPNV in Prag interessiert, tolle Ausstellung, auch mit Bussen aus den USA

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(Translated by Google) Interesting place for children and adults (Original) Zajímavé místo pro děti i dospělé

(Translated by Google) Great experience, lots of interesting exhibits and things (Original) Super zážitek, hodně zajímavých exponátů a věcí

(Translated by Google) Nice exhibits, interestingly written panels with history. What was missing are buses, interactive elements, or a more interesting selection of small things with a motif of public transport or refreshments. It's as if you could only go to the middle of the museum, I'm already looking forward to the extended museum 🙂 (Original) Pěkné exponáty, zajímavě napsané panely s historií. Co chybělo jsou autobusy, interaktivní prvky, či zajímavější výběr drobností s motivem MHD či občerstvení. Je to jakoby jste mohli jen do poloviny muzea, už se těším na rozšířené muzeum 🙂

(Translated by Google) There was a tram depot, many trams in excellent condition and 3 trolleybuses (Original) Była zajezdnia tramwajowa, dużo tramwajów w znakomitym stanie i 3 trolejbusy

(Translated by Google) Nice (Original) Pěkny

(Translated by Google) Nice place for fans of public transport and for families with children. An overview of the history of transport in Prague (Original) Pěkné místo pro fanoušky MHD i pro rodiny s dětmi.Prohled do historie dopravy v Praze

(Translated by Google) Beautiful exposition of historical transport. (Original) Krasna expozice historicke dopravy.

(Translated by Google) Very nice museum. (Original) Moc pěkné muzeum.

(Translated by Google) An interesting experience, especially when you combine it with a ride on a historic tram. (Original) Zajímavý zážitek, zvláště když ho spojíte s jízdou historickou tramvají.

Great little place to visit and for boys of any age, they will love it. See public transport through the ages.

It's a pity you can't enter any trams. The trip with the old tram around Prague is well worth it. The museum not necessarily

A small but nice museum with many trams. One of the two historic tram lines starts from here. Young boys run around in amusement.

Great value for money. Very calm in the morning.

The museum has a very interesting view of the history of public transport in Prague it gives you an idea of how it evolved.