The collection is part of a multi-location network that holds one of the largest private LEGO archives in the world.
It displays custom-built models of Kutná Hora's famous Saint Barbara's Cathedral and the Sedlec Ossuary.
Many exhibits include 'vintage' sets that date back to the earliest years of LEGO brick production.
The museum showcases complex Technic models that include working motorized components.
Several displays are periodically rotated to feature seasonal themes or new collector acquisitions.
MuzeumLega in Kutná Hora is part of the largest private museum chain dedicated to LEGO bricks in the Czech Republic. The exhibition houses thousands of individual models ranging from historic architecture to complex technical sets. It features specific displays dedicated to the town’s own UNESCO World Heritage landmarks recreated in miniature. Visitors can observe rare, discontinued sets and large-scale dioramas constructed over many months. The museum focuses on the educational and creative potential of the plastic building system. It serves as both a historical record of the brand's evolution and a showcase for creative engineering.
The large-scale model of the Kutná Hora Cathedral, which highlights the detail and scale of the display.
Visit the dedicated play area to build your own creations using provided loose bricks.
Check the official website for rotating special exhibitions before your visit.
Combine your visit with a walking tour of the nearby historic center.
Attempting to touch the enclosed exhibits, as many of the larger structures are fragile and glued.
