With children

The ghostly underground and Skřítkov – a poetic exhibition for the youngest

2015-11-25T14:14:54+01:00

Do you like being scared? If you do, you should come and get scared in the ghostly underground! In mysterious corridors you’ll bump into a whole host of scary creatures - for instance an alchemist and his workshop, the white lady, the executioner, a mummy and much more besides! Watch out, what was that on your leg? And whose bones are these on the ground? Next to the haunted underground there is a poetic exhibition called Skřítkov for the very little ones.

Open: July - August: Every day except Fridays 10:00 - 18:00, May: Sat - Sun 10:00 - 12:00 and 13:00 - 16:00, September - December: Sat - Sun 13:00 - 16:00 (depending on the weather), January - April: Closed

Admission: CZK 50

Vstupné: 50 Kč

Lego Museum

2015-11-25T14:05:12+01:00

The Lego Museum is divided into several themed circuits, where you will find hundreds of original models from around the world. Several million pieces were used to build the models. The exhibition is constantly being extended and supplemented with interesting and rare pieces. The exhibition also has a laser and light show devoted to Star Wars, which will enthral big and small alike. After visiting the exhibition you can visit the children’s corner, where you can build your own model and even exhibit it. Whilst your little darlings are playing you can treat yourself to some refreshments.

Open: September-June only Sat, Sun/July-August every day 10:00 - 17:00

Admission: adult CZK 100, children CZK 70 - 80

The Chocolate Museum

2015-11-25T13:48:47+01:00

In the premises of three historic houses the Museum of Chocolate and Marzipan in Tábor showcases the history of chocolate, its cultivation, the importation of cocoa beans to Europe and the subsequent processing into sweets, bars, pralines and figures. The exhibition also shows the history of packaging and advertising posters, on display are porcelain and pewter kits from which chocolate was drunk in the 19th century, an aristocratic saloon or a model of cocoa being grown in a forest. The second part of the museum is devoted to marzipan and the ways to process it. You can see a marzipan model of the square and other Tábor landmarks, marzipan models of fairy tales, dresses for dolls. There is a permanent workshop for all playful hands, where you can cast chocolate figures or work with marzipan. Admission: adults CZK 130, children CZK 90