We went on a boat ride which was very nice and informative. Access to the museum was included in the boat ride. The history of the Charles bridge is described among other things. Very interesting. They serve cake and coffee as well.

This museum has some good insight into the construction of the bridge and how it was constructed and has some beautiful painting inside.

The Charles Bridge Museum in Prague provides a fascinating glimpse into the history and construction of one of Europe's iconic landmarks. The exhibits skillfully narrate the story of Charles Bridge, detailing its architectural marvels and the historical events it has witnessed. The multimedia presentations and intricate models enhance the educational experience, offering a deeper appreciation for the bridge's significance. The museum's location near Charles Bridge adds to its allure, making it a convenient stop for those exploring Prague's rich heritage. Whether you're a history enthusiast or a casual visitor, the Charles Bridge Museum offers a captivating journey through time.

I can not call here a real museum. It's small only with four rooms and a few old things. I don't recommend buying a ticket.

מוזיאון גשר קארל בפראג ,מקום שחייבים לבקר בו ,פשוט מהמם ביופיו ,נמצא בלב העיניינים של פראג .

Nice little museum on the history of the Charles bridge. It wasn't super informative and smaller than I thought, but still an interesting place if you like architectural history.

I recently had the pleasure of visiting the Charles Bridge Museum during my trip to Prague, and I must say it was a captivating experience that immersed me in the rich history and culture of this iconic landmark. Here's my review of the Charles Bridge Museum: Upon entering the museum, I was immediately struck by the impressive collection of artifacts and exhibits on display. The museum beautifully showcases the history and significance of Charles Bridge, which spans over six centuries. The exhibits are thoughtfully curated, providing visitors with a comprehensive understanding of the bridge's construction, architectural features, and its role as a cultural symbol. The museum's layout is well-designed, guiding visitors through different sections that highlight various aspects of the bridge's history. I appreciated the interactive elements incorporated throughout the exhibits, including touchscreens, audio guides, and multimedia presentations. These interactive features brought the exhibits to life and offered a more engaging and informative experience. One of the highlights of the museum is the collection of historical photographs and artworks depicting Charles Bridge over the years. It was fascinating to see how the bridge has evolved and served as a backdrop for significant events throughout Prague's history. Additionally, the detailed replicas of the bridge's statues allowed me to appreciate their intricate craftsmanship up close. The museum also offers insightful information about the bridge's legends, myths, and folklore, adding an element of mystery and enchantment to the experience. I particularly enjoyed learning about the various statues' stories and the significance they hold in Prague's cultural heritage. The staff at the Charles Bridge Museum were friendly and knowledgeable, readily available to answer any questions and provide additional information. Their passion for the subject matter was evident, and their enthusiasm further enhanced my visit. While the Charles Bridge Museum offers a fascinating exploration of the bridge's history, it would benefit from additional interactive displays or multimedia installations to further engage visitors. Incorporating more hands-on activities or virtual reality experiences could provide an even more immersive and interactive learning experience. Overall, the Charles Bridge Museum is a must-visit for history enthusiasts, architecture lovers, and anyone seeking to understand the significance of Charles Bridge in Prague's cultural identity. Its well-presented exhibits, informative content, and passionate staff make it an enriching experience that leaves visitors with a deeper appreciation for this iconic landmark.

Went to the museum and Venice Canal Tour because it was part of the Prague Cool Pass and it meant sitting and resting feet from a lot of walking. The museum is a bit eclectic but the models of how the bridge was built are interesting and detailed enough to show how impressive medieval construction was. There is a cafe attached but did not use it. Toilets are 20czk and not included in the entry. The boat tour was quite enjoyable..first there is a boat! A traditional style for the river you are told. Once on the boat you are five beer, soda, tea of coffee and ice cream or gingerbread all complimentary. So already a great time and not even left the dock. The tour is about 45 min and doesn't go far but does show some key sites and the audio guide is informative and in several languages. You get to enter the Devil's Canal and while not very long it is a pleasureable view of a part of the city not seen otherwise. If you have. Prague Cool Pass, it is worth it.

Wouldn't recommend buying a ticket, very small museum with about 4 rooms. I thought it would be all about the bridge construction and statues, but is actually mostly about the Knights of the Red Cross. Best feature is the basement where you can see one of the original Bridge arches of the Judith Bridge, but that's not worth the 170 czk entry.

Paid for the boat + museum trip which we enjoyed. However, we weren't allowed to use their on-site toilets without paying extra and we didn't have any cash (having just used the rest to buy the tickets)

Nothing to see in the museum and 2 old women (from museum staff) next to the toilet were very rude. If you don't come to the museum you save time, money and a bad experience.

Beautiful little museum, which you can visit by cutting the same ticket for a cruise to Vltava. Its entrance is to Charles Bridge Tower. In front of its entrance you will see sailors ready to inform you and sell you a ticket. Inside you will see a life-size representation of workers who worked for the construction of the bridge. You will also find a very nice small café, where you will taste fresh local sweets and it is worth making a stop there.

This is a small museum very close to Charles Bridge. It contains many historical items. If you have visited bigger museums around the world, this will not be a museum that you will talk about for a long time. But why not visit it and decide for yourself. The entrance is free if you go on a boat trip on the Vltava River. So why not give it a try.

So so so beautiful!!! Take your friends, family or your loved ones and come fast to visit this place !!!!!!!!

Very small museum and doesn’t take long to go around but worth a visit to see how the bridge has been constructed. Also you can find a boat tour there (sold separately) which offers drinks and headphones on board.

The Charles Bridge Museum in Prague is a captivating journey through the rich history of one of Europe's most iconic landmarks. The exhibits skillfully showcase the evolution and significance of Charles Bridge, blending informative displays with interactive elements. From the bridge's construction to its role in Prague's cultural tapestry, the museum provides a deep dive into the past. A must-visit for history enthusiasts seeking a deeper understanding of this architectural gem and its cultural impact on the enchanting city of Prague.

It’s a beautiful place, whatever you do, don’t get on the ferry rides who tries to sell you, they are all dressed up in sailor outfits, it’s very boring and the ride will make you fall asleep. It’s better to rent those boats and ride by yourself. It’s lot better and cheaper. The place is so beautiful it’s worth the visit: it’s more beautiful at night aswell.

Lovely informative little museum with some nice displays. A pleasant ending the the previously taken boat trip

Small but really interesting. A lot of precious informations about the bridge and it's history. Nice views over the bridge.

A interesting museum, with many things about the story behind the bridge. The café in the museum is also nice and I ate a tasty cake.

(Translated by Google) Prague's iconic place (Original) Miejsce kultowe Pragi

Located just at the beginning of Charles Bridge, Charles Bridge Museum has a souvenirs shop and a few cafes.

Nice place to visit ... after taking the boat ride. Very small, 6 rooms in total.

An small but beautiful museum just beside the bridge.

Small but it gives you an idea how they built Charles' bridge which is very interesting. Before visiting I also had no idea that there was an earlier bridge - Juditin most / Judith's bridge. So, thanks!

The only redeeming factor is that a visit is free with a ticket for the castle and St. Vitus cathedral (which are really nice). The museum is tiny, but they still fill it with tours that crowd twenty people around anything worth seeing, forcing you to wait for the five to fifteen minutes for them to finish their explanation before you can see anything yourself. The bathrooms are also filthy and unstaffed despite costing 1 euro to use and being located in the paid area of the museum. If you buy the combi ticket for the cathedral/castle, don't feel rushed to head here afterwards.

Very beautiful and nice that we went to see it

It’s nice

A tiny museum, in 30 minutes you can see everything in detail. Admission is free if you buy a ticket for a boat tour from the Prague Venice company, which has a starting point nearby. You can see old tools used in the construction of the bridge, primitive cranes, models that reproduce the construction of the bridge but also many religious objects (the building that houses the museum was originally the hospital of the Crusaders) At the exhibition you can also see statues from the Old Town Bridge Tower. The museum also has a very nice cafe, closed, unfortunately.

(Translated by Google) Worth a visit. (Original) Stojí za návštěvu.

(Translated by Google) Nice (Original) Schön

A nice place to visit if you want to know about the history and construction of Charles Bridge

if you are walking in the Old Town and are going over the Charles Bridge make sure to stop at this small museum. Not only does it have the history of the bridge, it also has the results of various art competitions, and a part of the original pillars!

Very Small. You can get free entry tickets by showing your Prague castle ticket or by purchasing the boat trip.

Get the river boat tour and museum combined ticket. We learned of the history and saw the riverfront from the river. Great for families or adults. Takes about 2 hours and you get to rest and take it easy.

The boat Tour was quite fun and really sweet. But Something, that was unpleasant, was that we had to pay an Euro for the toilet, after paying 18€ for the whole Tour...

Very small museum next to Charles Bridge. To be honest I don't think it would be worth paying full price for a ticket but there are ways to get in free - the Prague Castle ticket let's you in free and if you do a river cruise you get in as part of the price of admission. So if you need to kill some time and you've already bought the castle ticket or the cruise then go for it!

It's an standard museum that shows you how they built the bridge. There were few people inside which allow you to read carefully each story. Restroom/toilets are not free :(

Worst museum I've ever been. 3 rooms of exhibitions which are poor. Very expensive entrance (go only if you buy ticket for the castle - then entrance is free). Some parts of exhibitions are only in Czech language. For me (I like buildings and bridges and story of them) waste of time.

Small and a bit underwhelming. The section about the history of the bridge and how it was constructed was interesting. There's also a section where you can go underground and view some of the older pillars and walls.

The museum it's small and there isn't much to see, however the entrance it's included with the ticket to the castle. If you visit the castle you might enter the same day, or the day after, the KM museum too.

Included with the Prague Castle ticket price. It was nice. Nothing special but good for its price. Also includes 50% off for the river boat tour which is nice.

Its right next to the entrance of Charles’s bridge. It houses few interesting relics.

I went in a day it was free. It was nice to enter if you want to get to know a little bit more of the city center. Its not a lot of information but good enough to start. It was quite full but mostly because the enter was free, im guessing.

Terrible staff wouldn’t recommend. Cafe staff giggling away and very rude. I went to pay and they laughed that I want to pay… they already switched off the till but yet laughed. Then I had to wait a while for them to switch it back on… Museum - not much to see in it. I went in as I had the entry from the castle ticket, otherwise I wouldn’t recommend paying to go in.

it‘s nice because you can enter with the castle circuit ticket but it’s not that big of a deal

Not that interesting

(Translated by Google) I liked the models of Charles and Judith's bridge and the remains of Judith's bridge in the underground (Original) Líbily se mi modely Karlova i Juditina mostu a v podzemí zbytky Juditina mostu

(Translated by Google) I feel proud (Original) Cítím hrdost

(Translated by Google) Interesting but a walk across the bridge in sunshine better. (Original) Interessant men en tur over broen i solskin bedre.

(Translated by Google) Museum that gives a vision of how the Charles IV bridge was built, with the construction engineering of those times (Original) Museo che da visione di come è stato costruito il ponte Carlo IV, con l'ingegneria costruttiva di quei tempi

(Translated by Google) Nice (Original) Hezké

(Translated by Google) Very nice museum, free admission after purchasing a ticket to Prague Castle. Interestingly presented history of the Charles Bridge, a lot of souvenirs and many other interesting things. (Original) Bardzo sympatyczne muzeum,wstęp za darmo po wykupieniu biletu na Zamek Praski. Ciekawie przedstawiona historia mostu Karola ,duzo pamiatek i wiele innych ciekawych rzeczy.

(Translated by Google) An interesting exhibition could just be a little more extensive (Original) Zajímavá expozice jen by mohla být trošku rozsáhlejší

(Translated by Google) The Charles Bridge Museum is hidden in the basement of the Križovnický Church on the Old Town side of the mentioned bridge ... In the exposition you can get acquainted in great detail with all the details of this magnificent building. Finally, you can see a fragment of the arch from the original Judith's Bridge. The museum is also a starting point for sailing to the outside. Of Prague Venice. (Original) Muzeum Karlova mostu se ukrývá v podzemí Križovnického kostela na staroměstské straně zmiňovaného mostu... V expozici se můžete velice podrobně seznámit se všemi detaily teto velkolepé stavby. Na zaver si pak můžete prohlednout fragment oblouku z původního Juditina mostu. Muzeum je zároveň nastupnim místem pro vypluti do zvn. Pražských Benátek.

(Translated by Google) Definitely a waste of time. If I had to pay for the ticket it would be a waste of money. You get a free ticket when visiting Prague Castle. Literally a museum to walk in 10 minutes. (Original) Zdecydowanie strata czasu. Gdybym musiał płacić za bilet byłoby szkoda pieniędzy. Darmowa wejściówka do otrzymania przy okazji zwiedzania zamku na Hradczanach. Dosłownie muzeum do przejścia w 10 minut.

(Translated by Google) Small but nice, a few new things you learn ... and you have the opportunity to see the foundations of Judith's bridge. For an extra charge people trip (Original) Malé, ale milé, pár nových vecí se člověk doví.. a má možnost vidět základy Juditina mostu. Za příplatek výlet lidí

(Translated by Google) The museum is a very interesting and vivid depiction of the construction of Charles Bridge. (Original) V muzeu je velice zajímavě a názorně vyobrazena stavba Karlova mostu.

(Translated by Google) Not worth it (Original) Не си струва

Beautiful place

Well the Place was Fabulous but if we talk abt Museum it’s not worth going, bec in Prague u can find much better & amazing museum than this one. For better experience please look on to the pics disclosed under off

Love this bridge. One of the best

Historical bridge lots of history. A trip on a boat will tell you more history about the bridge

The museum itself is not a big deal but you can buy a combined ticket with a boatride and that is something! Its a great experience with beer or hot wine, commentary and nive views of the city.

Worth the visit! Very interesting exhibition about the building of the Charles Bridge.

Offers great views of the Charles Bridge and the Castle. It's also the place to hang a lock for those in love :)

Nice exposition.

Really nice place to be at in the early hours of the day (7am if possible) in order to take some great pics as there will be less tourists then.

(Translated by Google) In connection with a trip to the "Prague Venice", it is one of the big tourist traps. If the entrance to the museum was for 1 EUR and a boat trip for 5 EUR, then the price would be appropriate. (Original) Ve spojení s výletem do "Pražských Benatek" to patří mezi velké turistické pasti. Pokud by vstup do muzea byl za 1 EUR a výlet lodí za 5 EUR, tak by cena byla odpovídající.

(Translated by Google) Very nice museum. The construction of Charles and Judith's bridge is very nicely shown here. The cruise was very nice. The only complaint is about the toilets, which were only accessible to visitors to the cafe. (Original) Moc hezké muzeum. Velice pěkně je zde znázorněna stavba Karlova a Juditina mostu. Plavba byla moc fajn. Jediná výtka je ohledně záchodů, které byly přístupné pouze návštěvníkům kavárny.

It is not da big but quite learning. More focused on how the bridge was built technically the instrument used, change it when through time.

(Translated by Google) It was very educational, but not very suitable for smaller children (Original) Es war sehr lehrreich, aber für kleinere Kinder nicht sehr geeignet

(Translated by Google) Decoration of the Czech Republic (Original) Ozdoba České republiky

Great olace of history and energy♡♡♡

(Translated by Google) Everything OK (Original) Vše Ok

(Translated by Google) A very interesting place. I recommend. (Original) Moc zajímavé místo. Doporučuji.

(Translated by Google) Cool))) I love the Middle Ages, and there is just such an atmosphere. (Original) Круто))) обожаю средневековье, а там как раз такая атмосфера.

(Translated by Google) I recommend combining nice and informative with sailing (Original) Hezké a poučné doporučuji spojit s plavbou

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful (Original) Moc krásný

(Translated by Google) Everything OK. (Original) Vše OK.

(Translated by Google) Interesting to the man, but the main thing was a boat ride and it was great. (Original) Mužem zajímavé, ale hlavní byla projíždka na lodi a ta byla super.

(Translated by Google) It can only be recommended, even in connection with a cruise on the Vltava, which it offers here. (Original) Lze jen doporucit a to i ve spojeni s plavbou po Vltavě, kterou tu nabízí.

(Translated by Google) The museum is nice, the exposition is interesting, it also concerns the Order of the Crusaders with the red star. You will meet with willingness, decent behavior. You can also sit with coffee, in a really nice environment. (Original) Muzeum je hezké, expozice zajímavá, týká se také Řádu křížovníkú s červenou hvězdou. Setkáte se s ochotou, slušným chováním. Můžete také posedět u kávy, v opravdu hezkém prostředí.

(Translated by Google) You can sit while it's raining 👌 (Original) Można posiedzieć jak pada deszcz 👌

(Translated by Google) Nice to walk over with many painters. (Original) Schön zum drüber spazieren mit vielen Malern.

(Translated by Google) Excellent ride, great staff, many interesting things. I recommend (Original) Výborná projížďka, super personál, mnoho zajímavého. Doporučuji

(Translated by Google) We were also on a ship. And then in the museum .And I have to recommend. We really liked it. (Original) Byli jsme i na lodi. A pak v muzeu .A musím doporučit. Moc se nám to líbilo.

We got a free ticket there when we bought Prague castle tickets. We expected a small museum with little to see, but the museum was much better than we expected. You can see how the bridge was built and reconstructed. We had a good time

(Translated by Google) Interesting things that are good to know, very nice (Original) Zajimavosti,ktere je dobre vedet,moc hezke