プラハの鉄道王国の入場券

Reviewed by 7 year old Jackson. Did you know they have a real tramvaj you can sit in and drive?!! Not a toy one, a real one with the big window and the levers. I stayed there for a very long time. I had to make sure all the people got to their stops on time. The Buttons: There are so many buttons. I pressed all of them. The View: You can see the tracks right in front of you. The Bell: Ding ding! That’s my favorite sound in the whole of Prague. The Huge Model City The trains are cool, but the city is even cooler because it looks like a tiny version of CZ. Day and Night: Every few minutes, the lights go dark and the whole city turns into nighttime. All the tiny streetlights come. It’s like magic. Secret Buttons: If you walk around the glass, there are buttons you can reach. If you push them, things happen! A tractor moves, a light turns on, or a tiny person starts working. I felt like a giant. My Report Was it boring? NO. Never. I can't wait to come back.

+3

Easy to find. Good value. Great for children and adult. Large train layouts. Café and shop. Interactive with buttons to press around the layouts.

The person in the store didn't even look up, he stayed on his phone.

The museum is large, on several levels in the basement of a building near the Andel metro station ( yellow line ). In addition to a large railway network, with an area being expanded, there are other games ( Igracek, lego, ...) and activities ( Merkur ), driving simulators, model making. It is a rather pleasant place to discover.

+3

Went here with my brother. I was shocked, in good way, of size of the museum building. It had multiple floors. On each you can don’t at least small layout of some sorts. Also you can find parts of real trains/trams/buses where you can sit and even press buttons. The best part, some of them are real working simulators. Loved this place , and will happily come back. (Because main, big layout is still WIP)

The mistake of our trip to Prague! A very disappointing place. From the entrance, quite "gawky" place in the basement of a shopping center. There are actually very few miniature trains, even more like a museum whose purpose is to look for the few trains. A few animations are supposed to go off with buttons... but more than half were out of Service. We quickly cut short our visit, there was nothing to see.

Huge model railway layouts with loads of fine detail, working lighting on vehicle , street lights etc as well as interactive tram and bus driving simulators . Cafe and shop on siteGreat for all the family!

Brilliant place for young and old. It was incredible to see all the railway layouts and to see such a huge one with so much detail. I would definitely return as they were adding more to the large layout.

We already visited a similar museum home in Bucharest but this one was on a whole different level. There is plenty to see and do for at least 2-3 hours. Perfect activity on a rainy day.

+1

Please, do not forget to take a food At second, do not forget to eat there in a middle if a day At third, much earlier - much better. About 35...40 attractions, which swallow You and Your sapling completely per 10...60 minutes. Between them: - a real cabin if old-s-cool bus (with a helm sized as an orbit of Mars) - a real cabin of metro thain - a real tramway bus - with system ,,open door - close door" - several rooms with child metal and plastic constructors (installations of plates with bolts and nuts) - auto-rally track (big....no - BIG!) - dynamo-speed track (You must rotate a dynamo wheel for produce a power for Your car, which races a track) - models of trains in size. - real natural sitting places at old -school transport. Old plane chair, old steam-vagon chair etc - something which we did not watch during a day.... Strictly recommend for visit. Minus: very difficult to found in Prague. A simple glass door betweer hundreds of similar doors. Check a place, and be optimistic.