National Museum of Agriculture
About This Museum
Tucked away in the leafy Letná district of Prague, the National Museum of Agriculture is a delightful surprise, far more than just a repository of old tractors. It masterfully connects the dots between the food on our plates and the land that produces it, making it a fascinating destination for anyone curious about the natural world. You'll find yourself exploring everything from the silent majesty of a forest ecosystem to the intricate science behind modern food processing. It’s a place that feels both deeply historical and surprisingly relevant to our daily lives.
Collection Highlights
Don't miss the hall of historic farming machinery, where beautifully restored tractors stand as giants of industrial design. The forestry exhibit is another standout, complete with a walk-through log cabin and displays on gamekeeping. For something completely different, the Gastronomy section delves into Czech food culture with vintage advertisements and interactive cooking displays.
Visitor Information
It's easily reachable by tram, with several stops just a short walk away. The museum is surprisingly spacious and family-friendly, so you can easily spend a good half-day here. Be sure to check their website for special weekend events, which often include hands-on workshops or themed tastings.
Architecture & Building
Housed in a grand Functionalist building from the 1930s, its clean lines and imposing facade give it a stately, almost monumental presence that perfectly suits its role as a national institution.
Contact & Location
Address: Národní zemědělské muzeum, 1300/44, Kostelní, Holešovice, Praha, obvod Praha 7, Hlavní město Praha, Praha, 170 00, Česko
Phone: +420 720 949 282
Website: Visit Website
