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Hands on. High-tech. Seriously fun.

A unique interactive exhibition enabling you to experience the life of the musical genius, his work and his time, connecting the past, present, and future. The combination of cutting-edge technology and dozens of animated installations will tune your brain and your heart like a magic flute.

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The first Mozart experience museum in the Czech Republic

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Student 15 - 26 years

290 CZK

Child 6 - 15 years

290 CZK

Senior 65+

290 CZK

Adult

390 CZK

Family (2 adults + 1 child under 15)

890 CZK

Family (2 adults + 2 children under 15)

990 CZK

Family (2 adults + 3 children under 15)

1 090 CZK

Teacher / chaperone (10+ people)

free

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Opening Hours

Open Daily

9AM - 8PM

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Getting here

Address: Staroměstské nám. 480/24, Praha 1
Phone: +420 724 359 509
Email: info@mozartmuseum.cz

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Visitor reviews

Interested in music or not this is a must see! As a teacher I am impressed by the displays and the way the whole exhibition is made! Thank you!

This museum is very entertaining and has something for everyone!! Great for a family and suitable for all ages. I recommend 100%.

Our experience was amazing! We explored many interactive exhibits, learned about Mozart’s life and music, and discovered various instruments. Throughout our visit, a lovely staff guided us and helped with every exhibit. Finally, we had an incredible virtual reality experience where we even got to conduct an orchestra! I highly recommend the Mozart Museum.

A brilliant interactive museum with lots going on! I had so much fun with all the musical instruments and especially the VR conducting experience that was incredible! Definitely worth a visit and very good pricing for such a brilliant experience! Couldn't recommend it enough!

This truly fun museum captures the creative genius of Mozart with its unique interactive storytelling about his childhood, travels, composing, family life, musical compositions, instruments, and untimely death. The staff are amazing at helping one take the extra step to explore the interactive opportunities, including how to conduct a virtual orchestral performance with technological guidance. As a classically trained pianist my conducting scored only a 3.5 while my son scored 4.6!! This museum breaks the glass ceiling in how to actively engage, inspire, and motivate visitors to learn about the creative genius of Mozart who was beloved by this great city. (It also corrects the facts about Salieri who is redeemed from the distortions of “Amadeus.”) Although cleverly oriented toward families and children, this approach breathes new life into those who are already familiar with this renowned subject. Other museums should follow this extraordinary example. Bravo Prague!

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