5 Czech museums that can be described as truly unconventional
Each of us has been to a museum at some point. But why keep visiting those that offer dull things, a few pieces of noble pride or archaeological objects that sometimes lack an interesting story? And so what art gallery! Let's go somewhere where we'll have fun from start to finish and show ourselves that visiting a museum doesn't have to be boring...
1. Museum of records and curiosities in Pelhřimov
A four-meter tall teddy bear, a violin glued from matches, Mona Lisa made of rice grains. What is the biggest, longest or heaviest? Czech and world records, hundreds of different interesting exhibits. The five-story museum is managed by an agency Dobrý den, laugh together with the authors, also marvel a little at what a person can put his energy into - to create something original and completely unconventional!
2. Jára Cimrman Museum in Příchovice
Historically, the first ever Cimrman museum was christened by the author himself Zdeněk Svěrak. The largest of the Czechs does not need to be introduced, the Jára Cimrman Lighthouse is located in the U Čápa area, where you will find a girl's dress that the master wore in his childhood, a broom designed for cleaning corners or a lookout tower made of pine wood, where you can enjoy a great view of the whole area.
3. Museum of toys in Brno
No child will be bored at Menínská brána, because this exhibition is mainly intended for our little ones. But the toy museum is full of nostalgia, so even adults will have fun here. Historical pieces that we probably won't find in Czech rooms anymore. Prams, small theaters, but also toy cars and lots of stuffed animals, really - just what a child's exuberant imagination can imagine!
4. Trabant Museum Prague Motol
In our capital, you can visit a museum dedicated to the automotive industry. Trabant from the GDR it was a sought-after pearl thirty years ago, it certainly hasn't lost its special charm even today, even if we probably wouldn't pay for the fuel for a longer trip. A carefully equipped period garage, but also a wide variety of everyday items in the former East Germany. What did the period drinks look like?
5. Museum of Olomouc Tvarůžk in Loštice
Some people have absolutely no smell and it makes them nauseous. Another has fallen in love with him again and cannot let him go. Olomouc tvarůžek divides the republic of branches, now also has its own museum. It is located in the home region of Loštice in Olomouc and has been in existence for more than a quarter of a century. Take a look at the process of making this unique delicacy - including photos or period objects.
So what do you say, have we convinced you that history can be interesting? Museums they don't just serve to make us and the whole family die of boredom in them. You can often laugh and have fun in them...
