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Visit overview

The Museum of Bricks in Prague recommends buying tickets online to save money and avoid potential queues, especially during high season. No reservation is required for entry, and tickets are valid for one year from purchase.

Entry notes

The last visit is possible 30 minutes before the closing time. Dogs are not allowed inside the museum. Holders of a severe disability ID (ZTP/P) are admitted with an accompanying person free of charge. Benefit vouchers are accepted for admission but cannot be used for LEGO purchases.

Best time to visit

Visitors are advised that queues can form at ticket offices, particularly during high season, making online ticket purchase preferable to reduce waiting time.

Visit highlights

The museum features a special children's corner for all ages and a specially equipped store offering current LEGO® building blocks, limited sets, exclusive products, minifigures, spare parts, and selected historical sets. Only the museums in Špindlerův Mlýn and Hatě near Znojmo are barrier-free for wheelchairs and strollers; for accessibility in Prague, it is recommended to contact the museum directly.

Recommended duration

20–40 minutes

Parking

Available

Reservation

Recommended

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