All Star Wars spaceships and figurines in one place.
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Praha
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Praha
Národní 362/31, PSČ 110 00
Today open 10 - 20 h
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60 CZK
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Kutná Hora
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Kutná Hora
Šultysova 174, PSČ 284 01
Today open 9 - 17 h
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30 CZK
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Špindlerův Mlýn
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Špindlerův Mlýn
Bedřichov 22, PSČ 543 51
Today open 10 - 18 h
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50 CZK
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Liberec
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Liberec
Soukenné nám. 669/2A, PSČ 460 01
Today open 9 - 19 h
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50 CZK
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Jeseník
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Jeseník
Priessnitzova 41, PSČ 790 01
Today open 10 - 18 h
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50 CZK
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The biggest assortment including building kits you cannot buy anywhere else anymore!
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Attractions you will not find anywhere else!
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Complete Star Wars collection -
Interactive Lego trains expositionThe highest number of Lego trains under one roof. You can influence what happens in Lego city!
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Eiffel Tower in Spindleruv MlynWe brought the famous tower to the Czech Republic - it is a meter high and the highest Lego model.
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"Great for creative children and parents who like to play :-) Beautiful experience!"
Libor
"Very nice exhibits, friendly staff, we had a great time!"
Kamila
"The unbelievable world of LEGO bricks, beautiful models, fun for the small, bigger and big."
Pavel
"A very nice exhibition, my son was especially excited about the trains. We will definitely come again!"
Petra
"Center, so easy to reach by public transport, a lot, but I mean A LOT of models, kids had a great time. We spent there about 90 minutes, but you can stay even longer."
Kapitán
What are we best at? We have more than
- 6000 exhibits
- 1000 m2 of the exhibition surface
- 80 000 visitors a year
We are the biggest museum of this kind in the world.
How was the museum started?
The idea of starting a private museum was born in 2010. A private collector Miloš Křeček figured he had accumulated over 1000 original LEGO models. It became obvious he couldn´t keep them in his flat anymore. Also, it would be a shame to keep them for himself.
That is why he started to work on a project of how to make his huge collection accessible to public. At the end of 2010 he found and rented the right space, with 340 m2 big enough for his intentions.
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