The Technology exhibition was prepared as a celebration of the joining of the two institutions, primarily from the most interesting objects transferred from the Postal Museum’s collections to the National Technical Museum in 1955.
From 11 April, the Postal Museum in Vyšší Brod is open. The Postal Museum in Prague will be open from 11 June. Exhibitions
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Technology in Postal Services, or the Postal Museum as Part of the National Technical Museum
Postal museum at Prague
Permanent exhibitions
The new exhibition “Technology in Postal Services, or the Postal Museum as Part of the National Technical Museum,” located on the ground floor of Vávra’s Mill, presents the interconnection between the history of postal services, telecommunications, and technological development in the Czech lands. The section dedicated to stamp design in the new exhibition is temporarily inaccessible.
A Biedermeier Apartment with Wall Paintings by Josef Navrátil
Postal museum at Prague
Permanent exhibitions
On the first floor of the historic Vávra’s Mill, originally the residence of the miller Václav Michalovice, the National Technical Museum presents the exhibition “A Biedermeier Apartment with Wall Paintings by Josef Navrátil.”
From April 3, 2026 – Children's Postal Playground
Postal museum at Vyšší Brod
Permanent exhibitions
The Children's Postal Playground offers unique play elements focused on fun and education for young visitors.
From April 3, 2026 – Around the World with Teeth and Without
Postal museum at Vyšší Brod
Permanent exhibitions
The selection of displayed stamps “pinned” to the pages of the atlas is complemented by a popular stamp motif: animals, both with teeth and without.
From April 3, 2026 – History of Postal Services
Postal museum at Vyšší Brod
Permanent exhibitions
The extensive History of Postal Services exhibition captures the development and transformation of postal services.
Important exhibits