Located in Mostecká street at Little Quarter, Prague Ghosts and Legends Museum offers an ideal way to experience the atmosphere and the spirit of Old Prague. Its groundfloor central interactive exhibition brings to life enthralling legends and includes numerous impressive artifacts. If visitors descent to the basement from the 13th century, they will meet 25 Prague's most famous ghosts. Prague ghosts and legends walking tours with „live“ ghosts and various events for kids including theatre performances are available.
Museum of Alchemists and Magicians of Old Prague is a unique museum located at Jánský Vršek in a historic builiding, which was once inhabited by Sir Edward Kelley, a well-known English Renaissance occultist and spirit medium. The museum features three areas - ground floor area, an attic and a pub. The first floor offers various interactive exhibits, legends and a mysterious room of Faust´s house. If you climb up a wooden spiral staircase from the 16th century, you can explore the secret alchemical laboratory of Edward Kelley and „meet“ some other famous alchemists, but also emperor Rudolf II. or William Shakespeare.
Both museums aim to entertain kids and students as well as adults. They are family friendly, original, educational and fun.
Museum of Alchemists and Magicians of Old Prague is a unique museum located at Jánský Vršek in a historic builiding, which was once inhabited by Sir Edward Kelley, a well-known English Renaissance occultist and spirit medium. The museum features three areas - ground floor area, an attic and a pub. The first floor offers various interactive exhibits, legends and a mysterious room of Faust´s house. If you climb up a wooden spiral staircase from the 16th century, you can explore the secret alchemical laboratory of Edward Kelley and „meet“ some other famous alchemists, but also emperor Rudolf II. or William Shakespeare.
Both museums aim to entertain kids and students as well as adults. They are family friendly, original, educational and fun.



Mysteria Pragensia
Two mysterious faces of Prague in two museums