Mozart Interactive Museum

Located in the heart of Prague’s Old Town Square, the Mozart Interactive Museum offers a unique, hands-on experience that brings the life and works of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart to life. Visitors can explore interactive exhibits, conduct orchestras in virtual reality, and immerse themselves in the rich history of classical music. The museum is situated in a historic building overlooking the Astronomical Clock, providing a captivating setting for this innovative exhibition.

Planning your visit

Mozart's relationship with Prague was genuine and mutual: the city took to him when Vienna's enthusiasm cooled, Don Giovanni premiered here at the Estates Theatre in 1787 under his own baton, and he reportedly said that his Praguers understood him. The Mozart Interactive Museum on Old Town Square works that connection through modern presentation rather than historical artefacts.

The approach is technological: virtual reality allowing visitors to conduct an orchestra, interactive stations exploring composition and instrumentation, immersive audiovisual rooms, and material on his life and Prague visits. There are no original manuscripts or possessions — this is an experience venue, and visitors expecting a historic house will be disappointed.

Taken as an introduction to the music, particularly for people who do not attend concerts, it does its job, and it works well with children.

The location overlooking the Astronomical Clock is central and the building itself is historic.

For the actual Mozart sites, the Estates Theatre still stages Don Giovanni, and Villa Bertramka, where he stayed, is elsewhere in the city.

Bookable options include entry tickets and tickets with audio guides. Current availability is listed below.