Slavia Museum open on Tuesday and Wednesday

Slavia Museum on Sinobo Stadium will be open on Tuesday and Wednesday, 27 and 28 August, before the game against CFR Cluj.
The biggest Czech football museum on Sinobo Stadium (home of Slavia Prague) in Eden will be open on Tuesday and Wednesday. Two-story museum covers an area of 1,200 square meters and currently displays more than 1,000 exhibits not only from the history of Slavia, but also from the entire world and Czech sport. The expositions are regularly amended and updated.

29 large screens are situated on the museum ground floor including a large “videowall”. Apart from seeing precious artefacts, the visitors may watch many videos and footages, documents and famous matches and goals which remained unpublished so far.

Opening hours

Tuesday 27 August, 10 am – 4 pm
Wednesday 28 August, 9 am – 2 pm

Admission

Adults 150 CZK (Standard), 100 CZK (Discounted)*
Children (6-15 years) 50 CZK (Standard), free (Discounted)
Family (2 adults + 2 children) 300 CZK (Standard), 200 CZK (Discounted)

*Discounted price after presenting valid tickets for CFR Cluj game.

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