Karel Zeman Museum

The museum was opened in 2015 and is dedicated to Karel Zeman’s legacy, focusing primarily on his famous films such as Journey to the Beginning of Time, Invention for Destruction, and The Fabulous World of Jules Verne. The exhibits include original sketches, costumes, film props, and interactive installations that highlight Zeman’s unique techniques, such as his use of special effects and his ability to combine live-action with animation. The museum also offers multimedia presentations to immerse visitors in Zeman’s creative world.

The Karel Zeman Museum is family-friendly and offers a fun, educational experience for all ages. However, since some of the displays are interactive, it’s a good idea to check out the museum's website or call ahead for any special events, screenings, or temporary exhibitions. While photography is allowed, be mindful of not disturbing others who may be engrossed in the exhibits. Plan for at least an hour to explore the museum, though you could easily spend more time if you enjoy the hands-on activities and multimedia shows.

The Karel Zeman Museum is conveniently located near Prague Castle, right in the heart of the city. It’s easily accessible by public transport; take tram line 22 or 23 to the Malostranské náměstí stop, just a short walk away. You can also take the metro to Malostranská station (Line A), which is around a 10-minute walk. If you are staying in Prague's city center, the museum is a pleasant 20-minute walk from Old Town Square, passing by several charming streets and local cafes along the way.