Prague
The National Technical Museum (NTM) is the largest Czech institution specialising in technical collections. Founded in 1908, it is housed in a functionalist building in the Letná district of Prague. Its more than 20 permanent exhibitions cover the history of transport, astronomy, architecture, photography, mining, chemistry and other fields. Highlights include the first Czechoslovak car, the 1898 NW President, and a Supermarine Spitfire aircraft.
Kostelní 42, 170 78 Praha 7
Tue-Sun 9:00-18:00, Mon closed
in progress
A major exhibition celebrating the 200th anniversary of industrial pioneer Vojta Náprstek, showcasing his remarkable collection of 19th-century technological innovations and everyday objects that shaped modern life.
The National Technical Museum operates a historic steam train on a route to Brandýs nad Labem. A unique opportunity to experience railway transport from the past.
in 2 days
The National Technical Museum offers discounted admission to its three branches outside Prague – in Plaská, Chomutov and Vyšší Brod.
(2 days)
The National Technical Museum opens its doors to the public as part of the Open House Prague festival, which grants free access to dozens of architectural gems and historic buildings across the city.
A lecture exploring the life and work of Austrian poet Rainer Maria Rilke, born in Prague, and his profound connection to the city that shaped his literary legacy.
A day of free admission to Prague's National Technical Museum, showcasing technology and industrial heritage.
An expert seminar exploring neurodiversity and its multiple dimensions, held at the National Technical Museum in Prague.