Czech’s brush with communism has been long, tedious and legendary. The Museum of Communism highlights life during this period with the help of films, documents and objects. The museum is sort of a memorial to all the people who were unjustly arrested, captured and tortured. The photos and videos that depict the struggles of people during that era are moving and full of agony. This is the first museum in Prague since the peaceful Velvet Revolution to be exclusively devoted to a system established during the Soviet times. The original items and meticulous installations containing authentic artefacts are displayed in the three main rooms and provide a vivid account of communism.

• Adults: 190 Czk 
• Students: 150 Czk
• Children (11-18yrs): 150 Czk 
• 0-10yrs: Free

• Nearest Tram: Jindrisska, Namesti Republiky (trams 5, 8, 24, 26)
• Nearest Metro: Mustek (lines A & B)

• Restaurant Mustek
• Restaurace U Pinkasu
• Classic
• Pizzeria Bondy
• Sakura Garden

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