I did the Hardcore Tour and it was the most intense experience I've ever had. I won't spoil…read moreanything, but it was like living through a horror video game. Not for the faint of heart, and I'd advise against if you've experienced major trauma and are prone to PTSD. But if you can handle it, this is a unique and amazing experience. The bar is great too, good cocktails and I could hang out in that decor all day.

Huge letdown. Was looking forward to visiting this place…read morevery much! My boyfriend and I walked into the fear house very excited, as we both love Halloween. The ambiance was filled with Halloween decor and music and we headed straight to the bar where we were excited to sit at gravestone chairs. Two bartenders behind the bar and no one greeted or looked at us for 17 minutes. (As a bartender myself, I counted the minutes). The bartender (blonde with red eyes) actually greeted and served four other people before he even acknowledged us. So ruder I didn't want to leave because I enjoyed the atmosphere, but right as we were about to get up he came over to get our orders. I ordered a Negroni, because Monkey 47 gin was the base ingredient (I love this gin, and it's WHY I ordered this Negroni). The bartender began to make my cocktail and used a well/ house gin. I stopped him because I wanted Monkey47, and he gave me a hard time about it. Honestly, this place is cool but feels like they hate tourists. They even add a 10% service fee. I always tip 15% to 20% (because I'm in the industry myself), but this guy deserved nothing.

We came with two kids, ages 8 and 13. Did a tour in the museum which is small but cute, and did a…read moreworkshop for the kids. Stella, our guide at the workshop, was super friendly and knowledgeable. The kids had a great time . It was both fun and informative. Each room had an AI based translation in speakers to many languages, including Hebrew. I think we were there for about two hours. It's a small but fun activity. The location in central and easy to combine with other museums in the area.

I stopped by this place just to look around and ended up buying a ticket to the chocolate museum…read moreand workshop, because they had a student discount. *THE CHOCOLATE MUSEUM* The museum is quite small, and frankly pretty boring. It was a weird combination of the history of chocolate, the history of the Czech Republic, the history of chocolate in the Czech Republic, ... and random wax statues that I feel they just plopped into the rooms just to entice viewers to visit the wax museum too. The "free chocolate" samples that was described at the entrance was only located in the middle of the tour, which consists of 5 chocolate disk dispensers (like the chocolate you use for baking, not actual chocolates for snacking). They also have a praline making demonstration every 30 minutes, which lasts about 5 minutes, and you get to sample the end product. *THE WORKSHOP* The lady at the reception told me that there were two chocolate making workshop locations - one on the second floor and another one at the entrance of the shop, on the ground floor. I was redirected to the one at the bottom, and although it was nice because I didn't have to share the space with anyone else, it was EXTREMELY awkward because all the customers could watch as I was the only one making my chocolates, and were watching me like a caged animal haha It was a pretty straightforward workshop - the worker fills the piping bag with your choice of chocolate, and you simply just pipe the chocolate into the plastic molds, put your toppings on, and let it cool for about 10 minutes while you shop around. *THE SHOP* The shop is fairly large and has a wide variety of chocolates - they have chocolate tabs, chocolate covered nuts, melting chocolates, pralines, etc. You also get a 10% off coupon for the store items when you buy a ticket to the chocolate museum, and the melting chocolates were 50% off with the coupon.

Not sure why there are high reviews for this on both Yelp and Google Reviews; I thought it was an…read moreincredibly middling and overpriced experience. For the cost of nearly $30 USD, you get an audio recording tour of a beer "museum" complete with some lame graphics and a tasting that consisted of beer with mainly foam, which they said enhanced the flavor but seemed like a way of cheating out on a full pour. It's not the brewery either, so don't expect to see anything related to the actual brewing process. If you want to try Pilsner Urquell, you can do so a lot cheaper at any bar nearby, which is what this basically was. 2 stars instead of 1 because the bathrooms were pristine and the space itself is really nice with plenty of seating and free WiFi.

We loved the Beer Experience!…read more We booked this tour last minute for 11 am on a Saturday. It was raining so this was a perfect way to spend a couple of hours. We arrived early and walked around the gift shop a bit. They had an amazing amount of merchandise. Much of it very useful and some of it is also engravable and they have an engraver onsite. I bought a t-shirt. At 11 am, we started our tour. It starts on the second floor (level 1). There are stair and there are lifts. The experience is about a number of things: 1. Perusing their extensive merchandise in there gift shop 2. Learning about Pilsner Urquell, their history and the history of beer and beer making 3. Beer tasting 4. Hanging out on the third floor (level 2) for more beer, some food if you'd like (purchase) and games (foos ball) Back to item 2, they told their beer and beer making story, by using an audio track with your language on comfortable wireless headphones and by the use of visuals projected on the walls. As you walked through the halls, your headphones knew where you were and the audio guide was tailored to the presentation you were seeing on the walls. It was super well done. About half way through, there was a stop at a bar for your first of 3 included beer tastes. These were maybe .2L mugs. At the end of this part of the experience, you're given a 10% off coupon for the gift shop and 2 beer tokens, then you head up a level where you can use supplied tokens at the bar for what I feel were full .5L mugs of beer. There were foos ball tables, plenty of seating and large WCs. Front one of the beertenders, we ordered a Pretzel. We paid for it at the bar and 10 minutes later, a fresh, hot pretzel and mustard was delivered to where we were sitting. We toured a number of Beer Experiences around the world. This was a real good one.

I just wrote this review for Pragl on TripAdvisor:…read more I visited here with my family today, expecting a cool novel experience and left in anger and disappointment. Our glass blower David, a rude Aussie, was impatient from the beginning and acted as if it was our privilege to be graced by his presence. We brought a photographer friend by (who got approval ahead of time) to take pictures of us, and David was immediately rude to her. We all humored him and allowed him his foibles even as he answered our questions with curt, smart ass responses. When he started admonishing my son for not understanding him (we are all native English speakers and NONE of his could understand his rude unintelligible speech), that was a line too far. When I politely asked him to be more patient with his guests, he basically showed us the door. DO NOT GIVE THESE GUYS YOUR BUSINESS! Not only was the guy BEYOND RUDE, it's a bait and switch -- this is NOT an experience where you get to actually do anything beyond watching a demo. We left the establishment in utter shock and disgust at being treated worse than any experience we've ever had in 30+ years of travel across over 50 countries.

This was one of the best experiences I've ever done in Europe! Short but, precise because making…read moreglass is pretty specific in the process. You have options for what you make and what colors you can use. They talk through every step of the process. You make it one day and pick it up the next so it can solidify. The company was great getting back to me via emails as I coordinated this trip and experience. It's perhaps a little pricey, but considering you get the experience and you get to keep what you make, this is truly a priceless experience. Highly recommend, can't give it enough stars!!

LOVED this museum - definitely one of the (many) highlights of my trip to Prague before the global…read morepandemic ended it all. SO many cool photo spots, things to see, the illusions are really cool, I'm not a big museum person but this place definitely had a lot to see. Went with some friends and we had so much fun taking turns taking pics. Would go back and recommend to anyone going to Prague!

What a great find to stumble upon in the touristy part of Old Town, across the famous clock tower…read more Had an awesome time seeing and trying out the optical illusion exhibits! It is an interactive museum where you can be a part of the illusions and take cool photos. Messes with your mind in a good way! One drawback is that the floor up usually has a perfect view of the Tower when it chimes on the hour and does tricks, but since the tower was closed that day (renovations) plus the 2nd floor exhibit was closed, we got a slight discount. Nevertheless, the first floor of exhibits was still fun!

In A Nutshell: -The…read moreNational Marionette Theatre is a great place to catch a quick marinonette (hand puppet) show while you are in Prague. -The show lasts about 1 hour. -You can book tickets directly through the theatre website & they do not cost much. -The show is very entertaining w/ lot's of singing & various skits performing the overall love story. Overall, I would recommend going to a marionette show while you are in vacationing in Prague!

While some of you may get this idea that I'm just a big drunk when I travel, that's completely not…read moretrue. I become a bit of a culture vulture when I'm out of the U.S. of A. Museums are usually my go to spots, but when in Praha, one must see a puppet show. Not just a boring puppet show, but marionette style. What so unique about this? well, Mozart especially composed for Prague "the opera of operas" -- Don Giovanni. In 1787, Don Giovanni premiered at the Stavovské Theatre which Mozart personally conducted. The National Marionette Theatre takes this exceptional opera and presents it in stylish costumes and stage performance marionettes. It's performed in a unique architectural space, art deco style (read: old theater with very old, uncomfortable wooden seats built for skinny people) Since they want to stay authentic to the original, the whole thing is done in Italian. While I think Italian is like love music to the ears, I can't understand a thing. So, listen with your heart and if you're bored, they do sell alcoholic beverages in the lobby. * hic *

Booked this to celebrate a birthday while visiting! The package was a three course dinner and a…read morejazz show on the boat while it sailed the river. The trio on this night played three sets. The meal started with a caprese salad, followed by entree and a desert. Food was better than I'd expected. Portions were good. Food was tasty. Drinks and beverages are extra. Service was quick and efficient. The jazz show was great!! This was a good experience, sailing around the river, seeing the sights of the city with good food and music.

The employees do all they can to make this the most enjoyable experience for you. We weren't…read morecompletely sure what to expect. But, we were greeted and sat immediately upon arrival. Within 10 min of told time to be here. Unless you're with a big group, you will be sat with people you don't know. Make friends. Our table mates were from Finland. The music was great and very interactive. The food was great. The service was great. It's a very enjoyable "3 hour tour". Hopefully you minnow won't be lost.

Arcade Arena: A Time Switch…read more This time capsule takes you in the era of neon lights, blocky graphics and giant cell-phones ,]] Amazing range of all must-play 90's arcade games in top condition stuffed at two floors for a flat price of 200 CZK will make you stay until arena closing time. So suit up, it's time to save the world! 5* Tip1: Bring a coffee if you wanna stay alive :] Tip2: Entry130 CZK after 5pm.