For the technically inclined, you may have seen the old tramway during your walks through Prague center. But you would be surprised how many different models of trams, trolleybuses and buses were used for public transportation - and you can see them all in this museum. And if you feel like it, and have enough cash, you can also rent an old tram and driver for your round trip through Prague (beer, wine, and music may be on board as well). But even just visiting this place will let you feel like you are touching (and you really can touch) the history of Prague...
The only drawback is the fact that the museum is open only from April to November and only on Saturday and Sunday and state holidays (but you can rent the tram any day after calling them...)
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