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This is your ticket to the Charles Bridge Museum, where you can explore the history of Prague's iconic bridge all in one place. Learn about the bridge's construction in the Middle Ages, how its condition evolved over time, and recent restoration efforts. The museum's highlight is a Gothic-style model of the bridge's construction, featuring hundreds of figures and dozens of mechanical models, recreating the bustling construction site.
The museum is located in a Baroque building in Prague's Old Town, making it a perfect stop during your Old Town exploration.

Discover the history of Prague's symbol, Charles Bridge, at the museum.
The Charles Bridge Museum offers a detailed look into the history of one of Prague's most famous landmarks. Follow the exhibits to understand how the bridge was built in the Middle Ages, how its condition changed over the centuries, and what restoration work has been done recently.
Your ticket is valid for one day from the date selected, and you can simply show your mobile ticket on your phone. On-site guidance is available in English and Czech.
Admire the Gothic-style bridge construction model up close.

The museum's main attraction is a large, intricate model that recreates the construction process of the Gothic-style bridge. With hundreds of figures working on the bridge and dozens of construction machinery models, you can vividly imagine the medieval bridge construction site.
Experience medieval Prague's Old Town.

Through the exhibits, you can also learn about what Prague's Old Town looked like in the Middle Ages. The museum is housed in a Baroque building originally established in 1252 by the Knights of the Cross with the Red Star, founded by Saint Agnes of Bohemia.
Meeting Point:
Charles Bridge Museum
Křižovnická 191/3, 110 00 Praha 1-Staré Město, Czechia
Directions to Meeting Point:
Make your way directly to the Charles Bridge Museum located at Křižovnická 191/3 in Prague's Old Town (Staré Město).
Křižovnická 191/3, 110 00 Praha 1-Staré Město, Czechia