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Explore the Museum of Bricks in Kutná Hora: A Unique LEGO Exhibition of Creative Models

Journey through over 1200 intricate LEGO creations, showcasing famous Czech heritage sites and interactive fun.

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of LEGO at the Museum of Bricks Kutná Hora. This permanent exhibition features an expansive collection of over 1200 unique models, including stunning replicas of the Kostnice and St. Barbara's Church. Visitors of all ages can enjoy a dedicated play zone and explore a shop offering exclusive LEGO sets and collectibles. Learn about the history and development of LEGO bricks.

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Exhibition summary

Explore the Museum of Bricks in Kutná Hora, showcasing over 1200 unique LEGO models, including detailed replicas of local landmarks like the Kostnice and St. Barbara's Church. The museum offers a dedicated play area for all ages and a shop with exclusive LEGO sets.

Curatorial context

The Museum of Bricks in Kutná Hora presents an impressive collection of over 1200 unique LEGO models spread across 200 m2. A major highlight is the detailed replica of the Kutná Hora Bone Church, constructed from over 50,000 LEGO bricks, alongside a model of St. Barbara's Church. Visitors of all ages can enjoy a special play corner, and those interested in LEGO products can visit the adjacent shop offering current LEGO sets, limited editions, and exclusive items not easily found elsewhere in the Czech Republic. The museum also provides insights into the history and development of LEGO. Beyond the museum's exhibits, visitors can experience the nearby Hotel Museum of Bricks Kutná Hora, which offers accommodation and additional attractions. The museum's location in Kutná Hora places it near significant UNESCO World Heritage sites such as St. Barbara's Church and the Sedlec Ossuary, offering a rich cultural experience.

Admission and ticket notes

Admission is available from 170 CZK. Tickets are valid for one year from the date of purchase and are recommended to be bought online to avoid queues. Group bookings for over ten people are required. Information on admission prices and discounts, including for ZTP/P card holders, is available. Opening hours are daily from 9 AM to 6 PM, with the last entry allowed 30 minutes before closing.

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Museum of Bricks
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Permanent collection
Exhibition schedule
Permanent display (no announced closing date)
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