Prague: Sports Cards Museum and VR Experience Ticket
New Town, Prague, Prague
Are you a sports and sports cards fan? Or are you perhaps curious about what Maradona, Wayne Gretzky's or Jaromir Jagr autograph looks like? Visit our Museum – just 150m from Wenceslas Square.
Sports Cards Museum in Prague: a must-visit for sports fans and collectors
The Sports Cards Museum in Prague displays over 2,000 sports cards and memorabilia, ideal for collectors and sports enthusiasts interested in football, hockey, basketball, and more.
Highlights
- Sports cards dating back to 1910 rarely seen elsewhere
- Original autographed jerseys from legends like Maradona, Wayne Gretzky, and Jaromír Jágr
- Virtual reality experiences: shoot targets or act as a penalty goalkeeper
- Take photos with the Champions League or Stanley Cup using the augmented reality app
- Fanshop offering sports cards and ice hockey jerseys
Description
The museum offers a compact but rich journey through over a century of sports history through its extensive card collection. Highlights include a 1910 Art Ross card, iconic rookie cards, and some of the most valuable sports cards ever produced, worth more than 50,000 USD.
Visitors can explore autographed memorabilia linked to major sports figures and milestones along with exhibits explaining the background of valuable cards and the collecting hobby.
An interactive quiz adds engagement, rewarding visitors with sports cards. The VR hockey challenge allows you to test your skills by shooting targets or defending as a penalty goalkeeper. At the AR station, capture photos alongside famous trophies like the Stanley Cup.
The on-site shop stocks individual sports cards across multiple sports, as well as NHL and Czech national team jerseys.
Includes
- Entry ticket to the Museum of Sports Cards and Artifacts
- Photo opportunity with the Stanley Cup and Champions League Cup via AR mobile app
- Memorabilia visitor card with a quiz offering rewards
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours before your visit for a full refund.
For the best experience, bring a smartphone to use the AR app. The museum is less busy in mornings on weekdays.
