skoda muzeum

The museum is very nice, modern and clean. The exposition is interesting but small. I am not a fan of huge museums, but this could be bigger. You also cannot see many of the cars since they are on racks. The film played in the cinema was of not very good quality. Other than that the admission fee is cheap, the cars are nice and interesting and the cafe is convenient :)

It was a welcome break on the way from Prague to our other destination. And since our first car was a Skoda, it was nice to reminisce...Exhibits are very tastefully laid out, lots of explanations in English.Although if you're not a Skoda enthusiast or a proud Czech, the museum is not for you.

You can see different models from the first cars produced by the company, which was called originally Laurin&Klement to the newest Skoda model. The museum is in a modern building. A good idea for spending about 1 - 2 hours with the family there.

Nothing special for me... maybe for Czech people as a national pride. If You are Auto-moto fun You will find some attractions if not ...boring ;) . Museum is placed in "Skoda city" Mlada, where you can find every informations related with this Cars.

I've been dreaming for years, since i've got my first Skoda to go to the Skoda Museum and factory!A few days ago this dream came true, i visited the museuam and did the factory tour. Awesome experience!!!! And only 200 Kr (7eur) for a wonderful experience! Don't forget to book the factory tour in advance! Our host she was a wonderful passionate woman!

Before I start, I ave to declare that I'm a bit of a Skoda "nut", so this would have had to be really bad to disappoint me.There a plenty of exhibits of wonderful old cars that have been beautifully restored and presented and they actively encourage you to take photographs. Seeing some of the cars and trophies on display we wished we'd donated out Skoda Favorit in which we came 3rd in the 2010 "Czech Wrecks Rally".Not perfect hend only a 4 star, I hear what another reviewer said in that the 4 high stack of cars make the top two rows very hard to see well and I think they should take not of this, as I'd have loved to have see some of these much closer.Entry is absurdly cheap, Parking is plentiful and free, and opening times are generous. Nice cafe and gift shop.

Museum is nice, a lot of interesting things can be seen. But a lot of cars are on rack and can't be seen, just from the distance.Factory tour must be booked beforehand! We didn't know this nuance and couldn't get to tour. Shame for them. We didn't be a big group, just family of 4 people.

Museum is quite new, not very large, but interesting with cars and bikes from the 19th century (a lot of people don't know that Skoda is one of the world's oldest car manufacturers!) up to today. Everything written in Czech, English and German. The factory tour is highly interesting for anybody into technology/cars/mechanics, and the plant is literally next door to the museum. Next door is as well a Skoda dealership where you can check out new Skoda cars and buy Skoda merchandise and a small shopping mall. The restaurant in the museum was very good and affordable. The museum itself will only be an hour or two, but do the factory tour which will last a couple hours.

Very good for people interested in cars. Everything is in chronological order and wasn't too many people so you didn't feel rushed. Staff around to answer questions. Colouring in and books for kids as well as puzzle games. Looks like they are also creating a new exhibit. Restaurant and toilets, small shop.

The museum is in a nice new light and airy building. There is a good collection of Skoda's going back to very early models and you can get close to the exhibits. There is however a stack of cars one above the other and you can't rally see any except those on the bottom row as the upper ones are blocked by the building itself. Also in the middle of the building was a large area sealed off as though it was going to be used in the future. With a larger collection it would be more impressive as it only takes about 40 minutes to see the whole museum.

The original museum was beautiful, instructive and interesting. A new concept of the museum is an absolute disaster. Cars are on the shelves in 4 rows one above the other, so you can see just the first two rows. In addition, missing labels and information. We were very, very disappointed.

Went there as part of a tour group. The showrooms were immaculate, there was an interesting mix of cars and bikes, showing the development over the years. Did not see the video clip since we were there at the end of the day.

The tour of the Skoda museum and factory was good, but the tour company said it would be a five and half tour, we were back in Prague within four hours. Skoda's notes say there is an introductory video, never saw it. You will visit the pressings area, gearbox section and the final production line. We saw the pressings area and final production line.

During a trip through central Bohemia, we visited the museum of Skoda auto. Peek into the overall car production was very instructive and interesting. Although I am Czech, I had no idea how many different specials and studies this automobile designed and constructed.

Even if you are not a big fan of cars you will love it. The exposition is really well done. All the old cars you can see are amazing. Read sbout the history of Skoda factory, it is interesting. You can park your car just next the entrance to the museum. If you go by bus from Prague, the bus station is 50 meters from museum. Enjoy your time there.