📜 Dive into centuries of Czech military history at the Army Museum Žižkov in Prague.
🔍 Discover extensive, modern exhibitions, unique artifacts, and enjoy panoramic city views from Café Kupka.
⚔️ Explore 5,000 square meters of exhibition space across four floors
📚 Learn about military history from early settlement to the present day
🌟 See over 7,000 unique historical exhibits, including interactive displays
☕ Relax at Café Kupka with stunning views of Prague Castle and the city
🆓 Enjoy free admission year-round
♿ Museum is fully barrier-free
🚫 Large bags, strollers, and umbrellas are not allowed inside the exhibition areas
🐾 No pets allowed, except for guide and assistance dogs
🚭 Smoking, eating, and drinking are prohibited in indoor spaces
🗓️ Tuesday – Sunday: 10:00 – 18:00
⛔ Monday: Closed
🚪 Last entry is at 17:30
🚫 Closed on January 1st, December 24th-26th, and December 31st
💰 Entry to the museum is completely free
🪙 Lockers are available for a deposit of 5 CZK or 1 EUR
🚌 From Metro Florenc (C and B lines): Buses 133, 175, 207 to "U Památníku" stop
🚍 From Metro Flora (A line): Bus 175 to "U Památníku" stop
♿ All museum exhibitions are barrier-free and accessible for wheelchairs
🎒 No entry with backpacks, strollers, items larger than 50x30x20 cm, umbrellas, or walking sticks (strollers can be parked at reception)
🚲 No entry with bicycles, roller skates, skateboards, or scooters (except compensatory aids)
🔞 Children under 15 must be accompanied by an adult
📸 Photography is allowed for private purposes only, without a tripod
☕ Visit the unique Café Kupka on the top floor
🌆 Enjoy panoramic views of Prague's historic center and Prague Castle from the café and its outdoor terrace
🗺️ Explore seven distinct sections covering Czech military history from early Slavic settlement to the 21st century
⚔️ Highlights include WWI trenches, interwar Czechoslovak Republic, WWII operations, the Heydrich assassination, and the modern Czech army's journey to NATO and international missions
💡 Discover interactive kiosks and "lion's paw" exhibits where you can touch historical artifacts