Muzeum kostek - LEGO

The ultimate experience beyond which there is none.

Fantastic

Cramped

The museum is a private collection of Lego collectors. Located directly in the Jeseník Spa near the main building and the Sofia Café, it is well visible. It consists of 5 interconnected rooms, one of which is a Lega store with a cash register, where you can also buy entrance fees. Family entrance fee is 500 CZK. The lady clearly instructed us about the ban on eating and drinking. Repeated entry is not possible (if someone needs refreshments, for example). There are toilets. The next room is tiny, here is some information about the collector and a smaller show of lego. In the other three interconnected rooms, there is a room with a carpet that you are not allowed in in your shoes, and in the middle there are lego dice that you can play with. The remaining two rooms include the rest of the collection, which is interesting. The tour itself is tested in about 15-20 minutes. There is some basic information about the origin of the lego hanging on the wall, and it is possible to watch more info on the TV. Admission is disproportionate at the expense of quality and size. Although we visited the museum a few years ago, we did not notice any innovations.

It is a pity that less than one star cannot be given. And personal fail is that I didn't read the reviews before I went to the museum with my family. It is not a museum, it is a lego shop with two rooms with showcases with a built lego - it is not far from the dragon where admission is free. But here you pay 2 adults and one diet 5 years. for 470kc + 1 diet 2 years as well as free (in 10 minutes you leave totally disillusioned and disappointed). On the other hand, we had a topic for the rest of the bottom 😂. I thought that the children would at least play there - there is a carpet on which there are a lot of lego (almost swept away remnants), but it is lego considerably worn, broken and the cubes do not stick together, so nothing can be built from it. If everyone reads these lines. Michal