Nestled within the Pop Art Gallery in a refurbished 12th-century townhouse, the Apple Museum in Prague boasts the world’s largest private collection of Apple products. Showcasing over 470 original items, the museum delves into the history and legacy of Apple’s iconic founders, Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak. Visitors can explore an extensive array of devices, from early Macintosh computers to more recent innovations, tracing the evolution of one of the most influential technology companies. The carefully curated exhibits provide a comprehensive look at the design, functionality, and impact of Apple’s contributions to the tech industry.
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