Most reviewed Museums in Braník, Czechia

Grand museum established in 1818 with a range of natural science & history exhibits, plus events.

Exhibitions including vintage vehicles, old astronomical instruments & a coal mining section.

Intimate museum chronicling a collection of sex devices & human sexuality in changing exhibits.

Baroque/Renaissance style church completed in 1613 housing a a 18.5-inch statue of the child Jesus.

Large nostalgic museum packed with 2,500-plus Lego models & vintage kits plus a kids' corner.

Whimsical, interactive museum with exhibits that are popular photo spots for kids & adults.

Small museum where visitors can snap photos while posing at dozens of interactive optical illusions.

Compact gallery dedicated to Czech artist Mucha, with paintings, posters, drawings & lithographs.

Baroque palace containing the art collection of the Lobkowicz family, including many Old Masters.

The Czech Republic's first museum for trick art & illusion, offering interactive & history exhibits.

Czech writer Franz Kafka's letters, diaries & photographs are on view, along with 3-D installations.

Classic & modern art displayed in the Fair Trade Palace, an extension of the National Gallery.

Historic pilgrimage destination with a church, a cloister, a clock tower & rare liturgical objects.

Early 20th-century synagogue demonstrating elements of art nouveau & Moorish design.

Landmark museum with interactive exhibits on agriculture, the food industry, forestry & gastronomy.

Self-guided tours on brewing & Czech beer history followed by a tasting in 13th-century cellars.

👍👍 As I’m not a fan of bars in this touristic area of Prague and moreover I’m not a fan of Absinth… I have to admit this is really cool place! Dozens of types of absinth prepared by the bartender in a way that the cocktails turn out to be really good! Came for one shot - stayed for 4 cocktails. Definit...

National war memorial & history museum offering panoramic city views & a chic rooftop cafe.

👍 Not much in English. Aside from that, very interesting and extensive museum. Amazing artifacts from a lot of eras of Czech history. The outside section was closed for the winter. It reopens in April. Enjoy the visit

👍👍 Charming little museum on 3 levels. The exhibition will bring you back in time to the early decades of the 1900, when furniture and ornaments were full of edges and corners. Sofas and chairs looked a strange mixture of retro-futurism and then off you go to the local Orient cafe, where you can enjoy...