Transport heritage
Střešovice Depot Is Both a Tram Museum and a Technical Monument
Prague City Tourism says the Public Transport Museum occupies the historic Střešovice tram depot, which was declared a technical monument in 1991.
Střešovice Depot, Prague

The collection is displayed inside a historic tram depot that has monument status.
Start with the container, not the exhibits
Prague City Tourism says the museum’s permanent exhibition is inside the historic Střešovice tram depot, declared a technical monument in 1991. The building therefore belongs to the transport Story rather than serving as a neutral museum box.
Read rails and halls as working infrastructure
Depot architecture is shaped by vehicle movement, storage and maintenance. Wide doors, tracks and long halls become easier to interpret when you imagine trams entering and leaving rather than static museum display.
Keep current opening times out of the evergreen layer
Museum schedules change. The durable claim is that a historic tram depot survives as both technical monument and museum setting.
Reviewed visuals
See the story
Supporting images selected in the Prague Stories visual review. Context images are labeled so they are not mistaken for documentary proof of the exact subject.

Wide exterior of the depot entrance, tracks, overhead wires and visitors.

A historic red Prague tram is visibly shown in street operation.

Multiple vintage Prague trams are visibly shown.
Quick facts
- The museum is in the historic Střešovice tram depot.
- Prague City Tourism says the depot was declared a technical monument in 1991.
- The building houses a permanent public-transport exhibition.
- The architecture itself forms part of the transport-history experience.
Questions
What status did the depot receive in 1991?
Prague City Tourism says it was declared a technical monument.
Is the museum building itself historically relevant?
Yes. The permanent exhibition occupies the historic tram depot.
Sources & further reading
- Public Transport Museum — Střešovice Depot — Prague City Tourism