Although a bit pricey, this museum is well put together, and puts a lot historical context into your trip to Prague. It helped me to make sense of communist influence in Eastern Europe. It was fascinating to read about the Stalin Monument where the Prague Metronome now stands. We did end up climbing the original stairs to that site out of curiosity.

This museum is perfectly laid out. It has plenty of pictures, videos, objects and graphics. Graphics are laid out so you can either read just the headlines or read the headlines and then dig deeper into the subject by reading the details below. The museum provides a depth view of life under communism and then how the Czech citizens rejected communism and wanted to embrace the West. Many museums are stuffy and give me a headache after an hour, but here the rooms meander clockwise and the exhibits are in perfect chronological order. Excellent gift shop. The coffee shop was closed. Whoever designed this museum for its layout, design and contents should receive an award. The bathrooms inside were spotless.

Lots to read, very interesting. Not that interactive, and the videos very playing 3-5 at the time with different people at the same time, and they were very long. Did not have time or patience enough to take the time to see all of them (some of them lasted for over 15 minutes each). All in all a good museum, we liked it a lot, spent 2 1/2 hours there. Everything in both Czech and English.

If you go here with an open mind it’s probably a good thing. Lots of reading, photos and few objects from the period. Allowing for the bias that has influenced other reviewers, it remains an interesting insight into the period that we had lived through and remembered seeing on the TV news at the time. It filled in some detail as to what it all meant for the Czech people. Given what’s going on in the world in late 2023- it was actually a bit scary.

I thought this museum was very interesting and well worth the price. The gentleman at the front desk was very kind and helpful, and I enjoyed all the exhibits. The museum is heavy on reading which you should know before beginning, and the exhibit order confused me a little bit, but I would suggest this to anyone interested in the topic!

Extremely interesting museum. We spent 2-3 hours there and felt well and truly educated about Czech history. Would recommend. NOTE : one great feature for your last day in Prague - they have lockers on the first floor for your cabin bags.

Very clean, modern museum. There is a LOT of reading, so if that's not what you're looking for, skip this one. If you're big on learning Soviet/Communist history then this is a great museum. I thoroughly enjoyed myself and learnt a lot.

Insightful and offers a good overview of prague in communism although it is from a western perspective and focuses on the negatives. Lots and lots of information - takes a while to get through it all. If you are interested in this history then check it out if not so much it is probably not for you

Its an interesting place to visit. The museum is mostly text-based with few exhibits. The texts are also relatively biased, they are decrying russian propaganda, whilst constantly pitting american achievements against russian failures. The text itself is entertaining to read. All in all I would recommend people go to the museum, if only for the pure entertainment

Good Place to visit to find the history of Czech.surprising facts about Prague and the country. Of you don’t read all on offer though you’d be done in under an hour. Cafe closed at the time of our visit to a technical fault.