National Technical Museum Prague

VISITING THE ORE- AND COAL-MINE EXHIBITS

Visits to the mine exhibits are by reservation only. Reservations may be purchased at the museum's ticket desk.

Tour start times:

10:30am, 11am, 11:30am, 1pm, 1:30pm, 2pm, 2:30pm, 3pm, 3:30pm, 4pm, 4:30pm

Prices:

Standard - 50 CZK in addition to the museum entry fee

Reduced - 30 CZK in addition to the museum entry fee

This additional fee, 30 CZK also applies to visitors with otherwise free entry to the museum.

Schools and groups:

9am, 9:30am, 10am – Tuesday through Friday – tours only for schools and groups (12 or more people)

School and group tours may be ordered via email: verejnost@ntm.cz
or telephone 220 399 202, or 9am – 11am at telephone 777 710 826.

Entry for students or school supervisor - 30 CZK in addition to the museum entry fee

Výstavy

19.12.2013 – 27.4.2014 - Personal cars Praga

A significant chapter in the history domestic automobile production was written in automobile Praga, ie in the automotive department of Prague's largest engineering group, which in turn carried the names of the first českomoravská machine factory in Prague, Czech-Moravian-Kolben as Moravian-and-Kolben Danek SpA The automaker, based in Prague-Liben formed in the period before World War II, along with factories Laurin & Klement - Škoda Mladá Boleslav and NW - Tatra Kopřivnice "Big Three" domestic automakers. In the second half of the twenties and late thirties Praga even been the best selling car in the domestic market. Production of passenger cars Praga ended World War II. After the year 1947, under the brand Praga manufactured only trucks.
November 27th, 2013 – June 1st, 2014 The most beautiful Czech books of 2012

Exhibition of winning books from 2012 and a selection of award-winning books from 2009-2011

The National Technical Museum presents in its permanent Printing exhibition, the new exhibit "The most beautiful Czech books of 2012". The exhibit contains award-winning books from the 48th year of the competition, selected from 230 titles, submitted by 125 publishers, and 40 titles from 6 art schools. The primary criteria of the competition was harmony among all artistic elements of the book, with respect to adhering to the book's theme. The competition was divided into six categories: children's literature, textbooks, art books, picture books, catalogs and textbooks, and professional and scientific literature. The exhibit is a cooperative venture between the National Technical Museum and the Museum of Czech Literature.