The exhibition presents, in an original way, the story of modern rail transport as one of the key engines of global transformation. Through authentic exhibits, interactive elements, and artworks, visitors can explore its origins, technical innovations, and its impact on everyday life in society.










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Show all exhibitionsA Life Dedicated to Pragas. A Tribute to Emil Příhoda
18. 6. 2025 - 1. 3. 2026
The National Technical Museum has newly acquired 15 valuable Praga vehicles from the private collection of Emil Příhoda. A selection of eight of them is now on display in the exhibition located in the Transport Hall.





Important exhibits
Jawa 750, 1935
The only preserved automobile of six sports specials built by the Prague-based Zbrojovka company of Ing. František Janeček in 1935 for the 1000 Miles of Czechoslovakia race.
Slávia CCR, 1905
With a modified version of the most powerful series model CCR, rider Václav Vondřich won the Coupe Internationale race in Dourdan, France, in 1905.
Mercedes Benz W154, 1938/1939
The exhibited car, which has been preserved in a rare original condition, was driven by Rudolf Caracciola, the most successful driver of the Mercedes-Benz factory team and a three-time European Champion in the 1930s.
JK (Jan Kašpar) Blériot system, 1911
The most significant figure in the early days of Czech aviation was Ing. Jan Kašpar from Pardubice. On May 13, 1911, he completed the first long-distance flight in Czech aviation history with his aircraft.
Supermarine Spitfire LF Mk.IXE, 1945
The British Supermarine Spitfire fighter aircraft is one of the most iconic symbols of the Allied victory in World War II.