ŠKODA auto Reviews

Nice, but really small. Lacks some iconic cars, like 1300 rs, 1000 mb or 1230. There's no clear story or idea behind it. For hardcore fans ;)

Place of history of the automotive industry. With an amazing atmosphere ... we visited it with the family ... during the birth of our son Dominik who as a student ... was supposed to have apprenticeship in the neighboring Skoda factory. I recommend .. just we had the opportunity to visit the museum and the factory.

Nice, I just think that the damage could offer more, a lot of exhibits have disappeared somewhere.

Attractive and well worth a visit. If you want to quickly but also comprehensively find out about the origins and development of this automotive brand in the history of history, this is the place for you.
For everyone else, it's a bit dry. My impression;
The exhibits and the information about them are presented more technologically and sterile. All rooms are reduced to the color white combined with glass and steel. Certainly the exhibits come to the fore, but everything seems a bit monotonous. The large multi-storey "car wall" says nothing more about its content. One can count positively that in the further tour two three vehicles were staged. However, anyone who has ever been to the Horch Museum in Zwickau is used to something else.
Judging from the many photos, I assume that some of the exhibits also change.

All in all it was an interesting but not very lively visit. If you are in the area, it is definitely worth a trip.

Worth seeing, especially for those who like motoring ... A visit to the museum plus a visit to the factory by appointment is at the price of 70 EUR. This does not appear in the price list. Maybe someone would be interested.

Very interesting, lots of technical information, a very friendly, courteous staff and company in the factories

A very nicely decorated museum, if you don't read every little sign you can get through in 1 hour.

Perfect place! Here you can see the history of the company's development, the museum collects all the cars, starting from the first bicycles), there is an opportunity to get to production, there you can not shoot, but you need to see it, the whole process is almost 90 percent automated. The car is fully assembled in 24 hours. Here, clean, nice, polite staff, there is a toilet.

It's impressive, I don't know how it looks from the inside because I haven't been

Not only for brand enthusiasts. Do not touch the exhibits and s (z) koda. For children there are attractions in the form of ride-ons. I recommend.

Nice experience, every Czech should look once in a lifetime.

For brand lovers an important but not very extensive exposure. Interesting are the cars on the shelves in the height, around which you can walk. But it's not for long. However nice environment

I'm a girl and cars don't appeal to that, but it wasn't bad to expand horizons. And the first cars were quite interesting in terms of processing :)

Super good experience, however, requires that you are a car enthusiast

Nice, bright and spacious exhibition, a lot of interesting cars, though it leaves a certain amount of unsatisfactory as to the presentation of the history of the brand itself or even the idea behind the use of the rear drive. Cars on the vertical exhibition are also quite difficult to look at closely.

Interesting tour. The opportunity to see the production of Skoda cars in the museum, the evolution of the development of the car

Learn why Skoda has a Laurin and Klement edition. Great place to know the history of Skoda.

Thought it would be a bit bigger. Nevertheless very nicely done. Was still very interesting. Definitely something for vintage fans.

It is worth even if you are not interested in motorization

Very nice! It is a pity that you cannot get to the cars on the floors above each other.

Nice guide and interesting tour of both the factory and the museum

Very nice exposition. Enough space between the exhibits, the entrance is almost symbolic. I recommend trying the 3D brills to simulate an old Prague tour.

Beautiful cars and a lot of cars really pay off to come

Just for men! A place that does not deserve to miss your way in the Czech Republic. I recommend you make an online booking for both the museum and the Skoda factory. The whole tour takes 2-3 hours, with your personal car and all the time you will have a guide in the language you want.

Small but lovely museum about the history of this car brand. Much cheaper than other car museums and with a nice restaurant.

To visit the Czech Republic in the homeland shkoda, and do not go to the museum school can not! There is a museum in the historic city of Mlada Boleslav, where the history of the school arose. The museum presents the origins of origin, as well as the possible future of the automotive industry. The story of the ups and downs is told, as well as there is a souvenir shop, at good prices.

Required to visit. Pay for, include a tour of the factory.

A cult car whose history is even more unusual. A beautiful place that you must see even when you ride a bike. Cars are beautifully displayed. A lot of news about them. Hi factory and media places. Virtual driving of an old Skoda car will leave a souvenir for life. You can fall in love with this car again.

Interesting and comprehensive tour of koda from the past to the present. You can see both the historic ones, but with the tour guide, including sports cars and prototypes.
It is also possible to have a tour to the factory, but it needs to be ordered daily.

Very interesting museum. Entry only 70 crowns normal ticket. The best journey through the virtual part of Prague is old Skoda from the 1920s.

Great cars, cheap ticket. I recommend the depot in the next building, among others koda Yeti Cabrio;)

The museum is nice, but the exhibition is on the ground floor and on four floors and not all cars can be seen. A short and nice virtual tour of the 1930s.

Interesting visit, nicely made exhibition of vehicles

A very well-made museum, with a restaurant next door. I recommend visiting

Large crowds, many visitors in the entrance area, no safety distance, only a few with a mouth - nose guard. Is that Skoda's duty of care towards his museum visitors ???

A great place to learn about the automotive history of Skoda. The mere passage of the museum is about 1 hour. If you want to go through and read the curiosities quietly at each station, 2 hours should be allocated. At the ticket office there are brochures on History, production and a site guide. I heartily recommend.

I am the last person to go to a museum like this, because I'm quite the environmentalist really, and not at all interested in cars. I was only persuaded to visit Mlada Boleslav by a friend who lived and worked there for two years, and of course you can't go to Mlada Boleslav without seeing this museum.

So having said all that, if I say that I enjoyed my visit, it must be quite a compliment. Everything was well laid out. Enough detail, I guess, for those who like the technical stuff about cars, but not overwhelming for those like me who really don't care. There are some very nice vintage cars, so that's nice if you like a bit of design, and there's a very clever virtual reality "tour" of pre-WW2 Prague in a car of the period.

I suppose that I left my scepticism about automobile enthusiasm at the door mainly because I've always been interested in the history of this "country of which we know nothing" (very sorry for that Neville Chamberlain reference) and Skoda was of course quite an important part of that history in the 20th century.

I really liked it, and decided to buy most of my gifts for friends in the museum shop :-)

What I value positively is that they are lending children to the damage and they are also bought in the 1800s - that's how it is earned, otherwise it was quite good.

Peck's collection of damage to cars mainly damages Ferat

A great place to relax with your kids! Liked it a lot. For the whole family paid 170 ks

Corresponding successful company ... Reflected for children potesily ....

If you are an automotive lover, this is a place worth considering. Good access with free parking. A fairly nice exhibition.

I would recommend visiting this museum and take a tour to the actual coda production plant. The tours are available in English : )

There are very interesting details about its history

It was a very interesting visit to the Skoda Museum as well as the guided tour of the Skoda plant. It has received some interesting information and insights into the production processes the history of Skoda was well conveyed here

Any car enthusiastic, who is in Prague and surroundings should make this detour.