Muzeum Policie Cr

The Muzeum Policie ČR, located in a historic building near the New Town, offers a fascinating look into the evolution of law enforcement in the Czech Republic. The museum's collection spans from the Austro-Hungarian Empire through the communist era to the present day, featuring vintage police cars, motorcycles, and a vast array of uniforms and badges. Visitors can explore interactive displays on forensic science, including fingerprint analysis and crime scene reconstruction, as well as exhibits on famous Czech criminal cases. The museum also houses a section dedicated to the history of the Czechoslovak secret police, providing a sobering glimpse into political repression. With its detailed dioramas and authentic artifacts, the museum appeals to history buffs and families alike, offering a unique perspective on Czech society and justice.

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• Vintage police cars and motorcycles, including Škoda models from the 1950s
• Forensic science exhibit with interactive fingerprint and lie detector stations
• Uniforms and equipment from the communist-era StB secret police
• Replica of a 19th-century police station with period furniture
• Exhibits on famous Czech criminal cases, including the 'Orlík' murders

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Know before you go

• Allow at least 1.5 hours to see all exhibits, especially if you're interested in forensic science.
• Photography is allowed in most areas, but flash may be prohibited near sensitive artifacts.
• The museum is family-friendly, with some hands-on activities for children.
• Audio guides are available in English and Czech; ask at the ticket desk.

A bit of history

The museum was established in 1991 and is housed in a former police station and prison building dating back to the early 20th century. Its collection includes artifacts from the Czechoslovak police force, which was founded in 1918 after the country's independence.