We visited as a family, and it was a fantastic experience with kids. It was so interactive, and we especially loved the VR film and learning how to synchronize sound with a movie. A highlight was the downstair animated Czech films that we got such a kick out of. The workers were extremely attentive and willing to show us the musuem and answer all of our questions. It is tucked away behind a park, with a cute cafe and playground right next door, so it is can be a part of a perfect afternoon for the family in Prague. I highly recommend it!

Great museum! Very interesting and fantastic interactive exhibits! You can use VR, make your own stop motion film, and create your own foley sound effects for silent movies. Highly recommend! Great value for the price.

This place is amazing. If you have any interest at all in how films are made, and how the technology came about in the first place, and evolved over time into what it is today, you should absolutely check this place out. The displays are very interactive/hands-on, I'm an adult but I am confident this would be something kids would love too, I found it fascinating, and I already know a decent amount about how film works, but I still learnt a lot! The level of care that has gone into creating the exhibits is honestly on a level I've normally only ever seen at much bigger museums, for example, the Science Museum in London, which is massive with an incredible amount of funding behind it. The staff should be very proud of what they have here. Unfortunately I didn't have enough time to check out the VR film that they have there, but I hope to go back again one day on a future trip to Prague!

An amazing spot, right in the center of Prague, just beside the beautiful Franciscan Garden. It is a great place for families with kids as well as for all film enthusiasts, who want to immerse themselves in the magic of the film craft.  We loved its interactivity, you can actively experience everything. The kids were excited especially about the process of creating sounds for cartoons and creating their own animated movie.  We also appreciate very friendly staff and their helpfulness, they willingly explained all the exhibits and activities. They are real enthusiastics :-)!

We visited NaFilM Museum as a school trip and it was GREAT! Anna and Magda were wonderful guides. They were very knowledgeable and kind. The students thoroughly enjoyed it and talked about it the whole way back to school.

Don’t miss this museum if you’re in Prague. Hands down it was one of the best museums I have ever been to! As a movie lover, I enjoyed every moment I was in there! The staff was really friendly and explained us everything really nicely plus don’t miss the VR experience please.

A fantastic museum in which to spend an hour or two while you're in Prague. I hold a PhD in film and found plenty to enjoy and lots I didn't know! The top floor is dedicated to the early history and technology of cinema (magic lanterns, phantasmagoria, projectors, foley, etc.) while the lower floor is dedicated to more culturally specific subjects – at the time of our visit, there were exhibits on Czech avantgarde and animation. A highlight of my trip was watching a selection of Czech animated shorts in one of the screening rooms (none of which I had seen before). A trip here pairs really well with a visit to the Karel Zeman Museum, which isn't too far away – very easy to do both in a day. There is also an extra VR experience that we didn't pay extra for, not because we weren't interested but because both my partner and myself are horrendously short sighted and VR tends not to work very well! Highly recommended.

Excellent experience! Museum covers the first moving images to the first film camera - very cool VR experience. Also an animation section downstairs that was really interesting and informative. Staff were all lovely - Would definitely recommend.

Exceptional museum: a perfect balance of education, wonder, and fun. Highly interactive, very unhurried. The staff were absolutely brilliant: engaged, and engaging, and had great English. They really make this museum what it is. We saw the optional extra VR film Darkening, which was like nothing I'd ever experienced. Beautiful and moving. Wonderful.

A really fun and interactive little museum. I went with 2 boys (9 and 11 years) and we all had fun dubbing movies, using the movie projector, experiencing a little VR experience, animating a short film, and everything in between. (Except for the movie screenings, which looked fun but for which we didn't have the patience as this wasn't our only stop that day.) The staff was friendly and it felt like they actually care about movies and the tech behind them. Also, the stop-motion animations that you get to make in the museum, you later get via email.