National Technical Museum

"The National Technical Museum in Prague, founded in 1908, showcases the evolution of technology and industry through a vast array of exhibits. Its collections encompass a diverse range of fields, including transportation, architecture, printing, and telecommunications, illustrating the impact of technological advancements on society. The museum not only serves as an educational resource but also highlights the rich history of Czech innovation and craftsmanship. The museum's architecture, a blend of modern and historical elements, complements the exhibits within. Notable displays include vintage automobiles, aircraft, and a variety of engineering marvels that have shaped the modern world. Visitors can engage with interactive exhibits, making it a dynamic experience for all ages. In recent years, the National Technical Museum has expanded its focus to include contemporary technology, ensuring that it remains relevant in an ever-evolving landscape. By fostering interest in science and engineering, the museum plays a crucial role in inspiring future generations of innovators and thinkers."

"You know you are approaching the museum when you can see a big airplane on top of the building. This museum is huge and you can easily spend half a day inside looking at their 14 exhibitions (permanent and temporary). From transportation to astronomy going through television, architecture and design, you literally become a witness of technical evolutions. "