Lovers of mysticism and poetry are dedicated to the Prague Museum of Ghosts and Legends in Mostecka Street in the center of Prague - Mysteria Pragensia, offering guests an original interactive exhibition of the most famous and interesting ghosts and legends of old Prague. Enter the mysterious world, meet the phantoms and ghosts of the old city face to face - what can be more exciting!
The purpose of creating the museum was not to frighten its guests, but to present them with ancient myths and legends from Prague and give unique emotions and impressions. The exposition of the museum, consisting of two parts, full of poetry, humor and secrets, is liked by children, students, adults and elderly people.
The meeting with the supernatural begins as soon as you enter the museum, in the first part of the exhibition on the first floor, with a huge book with legends and legends that the ghost in black robes opens - the Spirit of Prague (genius loci pragensis). Here visitors can get acquainted with the places and conditions of the appearance and appearance of ghosts. And the pages of the book hanging around the museum illustrate and explain this process
There you can meet the most famous Prague ghosts and spirits: a decapitated templar, a hairy ghost, dwarves of Prague Castle, a headless Laura, an iron man, a skeleton with Janske, waterborne, the infant from the Charles Bridge and other famous characters: Faust with the devil, the devil with Vyshegrad or Golem.
Here are some legends about the inhabitants of the museum.
Another legend tells of the beautiful Prague actress Laura, popular for her beauty and talent. She had a terribly jealous husband who beheaded the beautiful Laura because she dared to reciprocate her fervent admirer and wished to go to her beloved husband.
Walking around Prague, at her walls, we sometimes do not even know what they are storing , what stories can tell us. And this museum opens us all the magic and mysticism of a wonderful city, so it's a direct road to lovers and connoisseurs of everything mysterious, mysterious and mysterious.
How to get to the Mysteria Pragensia
Go to the Malostranska metro station, then on tram 12, 20, 22, 57, 91 to the stop Malostranske namesti. The museum of ghosts is located at: Mostecka, 46/18, Praha 1, near the Charles Bridge, from the Malostranska side.
Museum work hours
The museum is open from Monday to Sunday from 10:00 to 22:00 seven days a week.
Cost of admission ticket
The ticket for an adult visitor costs 100 CZK (5 USD), for a child - 50 CZK (2, 50 USD), children under 6 years old are admitted to the museum free of charge.