📜 Journey through the fascinating history of post, travel, telegraph, telephone, and transportation technology.
🏛️ Discover the world of stamps and postal services across two unique locations in Prague and Vyšší Brod.

Why Go

✉️ Explore the evolution of postal services and their transformation
stamps, and foreign stamps in Prague
🎨 Admire 1847 murals by significant Czech painter Josef Navrátil in Prague
📦 See a large collection of authentic items including postal uniforms, mailboxes, and telecommunication devices in Vyšší Brod
🐎 Discover a unique collection of mail coaches and sleighs showcasing postal transportation history in Vyšší Brod
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Engage with school programs aligned with the RVP curriculum for various age groups

⏰ Hours

🗓️ Prague Museum & Vyšší Brod Museum (April–October): Daily except Monday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (ticket sales end at 4:30 PM).
🗓️ Vyšší Brod Museum (November–March): Visits by appointment only.
🗓️ Gallery of the Postal Museum (Prague): Weekdays, 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM (for specific exhibitions).

💰 Cost

🎟️ Prague Museum:

• Adults: CZK 50
• Reduced (children 6+, students, seniors): CZK 20
• Children (0-6) with parent: Free
  🎟️ Vyšší Brod Museum:
• Adults: CZK 100
• Reduced (children 6+, students, seniors): CZK 50
• Children (0-6) with parent: Free
  🆓 Free Entry: Employees of Czech Post, holders of AMG ČR, NPÚ, ICOM, and Association of Museums in Slovakia cards.
  🏫 School Programs/Commented Tours: CZK 50 per person (two accompanying adults admitted free).

♿ Accessibility

⚠️ The exposition in Vyšší Brod is not wheelchair accessible.

📍 Getting There

🏛️ Postal Museum Prague: Nové mlýny 2, 110 00 Prague 1 (Vávra’s House).
🖼️ Postal Museum Gallery Prague: Jindřišská 909/14, Prague 1 (first floor of the Main Post Office).
🏰 Postal Museum Vyšší Brod: Klášter 136, 382 73 Vyšší Brod (within the Cistercian monastery complex).