Museums in Prague, the Czech capital, typically have the country’s most valuable artefacts in their collections. Once you enjoy the city tour or in case of bad weather, you might want to look for some other attractions that will make your trip to Prague fun. We have chosen 5 museums for you, in which getting bored is not an option! Public Transport Museum in Střešovice Once you arrive to Prague, you will be pleasantly surprised how easy it is to get anywhere you want. The city has a great public transport network: 3 metro lines and buses and trams that will take you all around the city. Tram no. 22 will take you to their predecessors, which transported passengers in Prague in the past decades. The permanent exhibition of the Public Transport Museum counts more than 40 unique historical vehicles. History lovers will also enjoy the exhibited historical documents, plans, old tickets and photographs related to transportation in Prague. Definitely a cool experience for everyone who enjoy being on the road!
The most attractive museum in Prague is definitely the National Museum but as it under reconstruction at the moment, we will not send you there. However, what we can do is offer you a great alternative! What about seeing the National Museum in its LEGO version? It was built using 100,000 bricks! Sounds like a childhood dream, doesn’t it? You will also see a model of the Charles Bridge with 1,000 LEGO tourists. Whatever your age, you will surely enjoy the world’s largest LEGO museum displaying breathtaking constructions built from the all-time favorite colorful bricks! Even though the Czech Republic is geographically a part of Central Europe, many people from all around mistakenly associate it with Eastern Europe. This may have much to do with the fact that our country was under the influence of the communist Soviet Union for much of the 20th century. Politics, art, architecture, sports… everything was governed by the Communist Party. The fascinating Museum of Communism will take you back into the time of secret police hunts, censorship and mass media propaganda and show you what everyday life for the Czechs looked like under the communist rule.
One of the best preserved Jewish Museums in the world consists of five synagogues, the Robert Guttmann Gallery, Ceremonial Hall and the renowned Old Jewish Cemetery. The moving exhibition reminds the visitors of dark times in the history of Prague when the local Jews were aggressively repressed by the Nazis. More than 77,000 holocaust victims are commemorated by inscriptions on the walls of the Pinkas Synagogue. If you are interested in the Second World War and the history of Jewish people living in Prague from the first time they settled here to the present, then this is the right museum for you. Our friendly guides will gladly share their knowledge of this dark part of our history with you. Anyone coming to the Czech Republic will immediately notice that Czech people are true beer lovers. Many foreigners agree on the fact that there is a good reason for that as our beer is simply really tasty☺. We should consider it a significant part of our culture. So why not visit the Prague Beer Museum?
You will explore tens of different beers and much more! Don’t expect to just look from one exhibit to another – the museum is also a cosy pub where you can try all the different brands yourself. Don’t forget to say “čau” or “na zdraví“, which means “cheers” in Czech, because beer is mostly about getting together with friends and having a good time!The student raffle will take place in the weeks leading up to the event. It gives an opportunity not only for students to win fantastic prizes, but also to participate in raising funds for Scholarship students at ISP. Students may purchase raffle tickets, which they then place in boxes for each of the items in which they are interested.Raffle tickets are CZK 50 each. There is no limit to the number of tickets an individual may purchase. Raffle tickets will go on sale Monday, April 22, 2013. Tickets will be available in the cafeteria every day from 2.30 to 3.30 and during the US student lunch break.Last day of sale is Tuesday, April 30.
The winning tickets will be drawn by Dr. Bieber in the cafeteria on Tuesday, April 30, 2013 at 3.15.CNR 2013: Exhibition: LEGO Group (DNK) LEGO Group will present a huge retrospective exhibition called EVOLUTION: 15 years with LEGO MINDSTORMS. visitors will be able to discover many models told through the three versions of LEGO MINDSTORMS. LEGO MINDSTORMS Robotics Invention System LEGO MINDSTORMS Robotics Invention System 2.0 LEGO MINDSTORMS Robotics Discovery Set (1999) LEGO MINDSTORMS Droid Developer Kit (1999) LEGO MINDSTORMS Ultimate Accessory Set (1999) LEGO MINDSTORMS Dark Side Developer Kit (2000) LEGO MINDSTORMS Vision Command System (2000) LEGO MINDSTORMS Exploration Mars (2000) LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT (2006) LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT 2.0 (2009): ShooterBot LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT 2.0 (2009): RoboGator LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT 2.0 (2009): Colour Sorter LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT 2.0 (2009): Alpha Rex LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3 (2013): TRACK3R
LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3 (2013): GRIPP3R LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3 (2013): EV3RSTORM LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3 (2013): SPIK3R LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3 (2013): R3PTAR [image source: Vive Les Robots] [source: Vive Les Robots!] Cafe Neu Romance 2013: exhibition called EVOLUTION: 15 years with LEGO EVOLUTION: 15 years with LEGO Around 30 LEGO MINDSTORMS models will be shown during the Cafe Neu Romance festival (27-30 November 2013) at the Galerie NTK to illustrate the whole story of MINDSTORMS. linksPress / MediaIntroduction Press ArchiveMedia ArchiveCNR 2012CNR 2013CNR 2014 CNR 2015CNR 2016CNR 2017Robots in Prague To nejlepší oblečení pro Vaše děti! Jedná se o vysoce kvalitní, funkční a pohodlné oblečení pro chlapce a dívky ve věku od 2 měsíců do 12 let. Tato světově známá značka oblečení se prodává ve více než 1000 prodejnách po celé Evropě. Oblečení LEGO® wear je přizpůsobeno potřebám dětí v různém věku.