Technical Museum

Technical Museum

Brno

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Technical Museum

Technical Museum
Are you a tech-enthusiast? Then, visit the famous Technical Museum of Brno, where countless disassembled machines and motors are displayed for you to understand how they work, with a little help from the guides that are always available for clearer explanations. Don't miss out the cars, airplanes and steam engines.

Information

  • addressPurkyňova 105, Brno
  • emailinfo@technicalmuseum.cz
  • openingHoursTue-Fri 9am-5pm. Sat-Sun 10am-6pm
  • phone+420 541 421 411
  • websiteVisit website

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