Such a good afternoon, really affordable, friendly staff. Has activities other than the mini golf…read moresuch as, snooker golf and arcade games. Very enjoyable definitely go.

This place was fun. Great way to get away from all of the sight seeing and just have some fun with…read morefriends. Was here for a stag party with friends and we had a great time playing golf and drinking a few beers. They also have some other games as well. Some are extra. The art work is very cool.

From the owner: Beers and oldschool games.read more

The VR is a little off which actually made the experience more fun with a group. We laughed and…read morelaughed at each other and the people in our group who didn't participate got to watch us on a video screen so they were also entertained

From the owner: We're a VR-focused game development studio based in Prague whose debut release in 2016 was the…read morefirst Czech VR game Blue Effect, a horror shooter. Since then, we're exploring the possibilities of highly immersive location-based experiences. In 2018, we released our first experience Golem VR, taking place in mysterious Renaissance Prague full of magical riddles. It turned out great and the players asked for even more intense experiences. And so in 2019, we invited everyone brave enough to enter the abandoned tunnels of Arachnoid VR, a horror experience full of spiders and adrenaline. Our newest experience is Meet the Dinosaurs, released in 2020 and packed with all the insight and innovation we collected over the years.

New laser game place with lots of space. Rather expensive, but quality facilities. Two large rooms…read moreto play laser games and a foyer full of arcade games that are gonna eat away at your 20 crown coins...

Hands down best laser tag for your time and money in Prague. This place is awesome. Only between…read more59-79 crowns per person per game, great for kids as well. We went here right when it opened and it fills up sometimes so you are better off making a reservation online for a specific time to play. When you get there the lady is very friendly (and bilingual) there waiting ready to show you around and get you started playing. The actual room for laser tag is quite large and good for groups of any size. They offer food and drinks here if you are waiting or just taking a break between games, even offering the winner of each game a free beverage! They also have cheap food so after a few games of lasertag you can pick up a panini for 59 crowns. The hours are opening at 1pm until pretty late (about 11pm or so) everyday of the week, pretty flexible for reservations or planning your day. Great way to spend a very hot day in air conditioning or a rainy day inside but still be active and have a great time.

Lovely pool hall but the staff within seem to hate foreigners. There was a large argument between…read moreus and the staff after they took a ticket from our table and then wanted us to pay 1500 koruna for a missing ticket, this was only resolved once they threatened to call the police and we said go ahead. This is a wonderful place to visit...if you are a Czech. Honestly, I would love to say I would recommend it but I wouldn't due to the pure ignorance and rudeness of the staff there. Unhelpful and unfriendly. Please be careful as they will undoubtedly try and scam you for all your money. It's a real shame that the staff are awful, apart from that major factor, it was a really nice pool hall

Love love love this inventive space. Stumbled upon their outdoor food truck party with a techno…read moreDJ. Escape the droves of tourists in the Old City. This stop alone in Holesovice is worth the trip. Check out their calender for music and food scene. Good mix of choices with the food trucks. I had Thai soup to warm me up and I caved for a hot dog. I had the New Yorker and I liked their version better than my hometown. You can add additional toppings. Beer is served only at one station closer to the sidewalk. Some trucks only accept cash.

Truly a gem. This was one of the best club experiences I have ever had. Being from the United…read moreStates, I can promise you that you will never find something like this club back home. If you're into techno or just a more chill scene, you will love Cross Club. It had a very Steampunk/ industrial feel to it which I thought really fit its overall vibe. There were two small stages open when my boyfriend and I went, one upstairs and one downstairs. You can buy tickets upstairs to enter but make sure you have Crowns because they won't accept card or euros. Both of the stages had their own atmosphere, one was more chilled out techno that you just wanted to sway to and the other stage had a bit more upbeat music. If you're in Prague, you definitely have to come check this place out at least once. It really has such an open, free, and nonjudgmental environment. The crowd was very diverse ranging from old and young people which I thought was really cool. There's also two bars inside, a cafe, and multiple sitting areas where you can just hang out/drink/eat/talk. What makes this club so great is that there really is a place for everyone here. If you want to dance go dance! If you want to take a break and have some food, go get food! I really felt that once I was inside I could be whoever I wanted to be and that's always a beautiful thing. Truly an experience I will never forget. Come to Cross Club!!

This classic theatre has been around since 1909, making it one of the oldest cinemas in operation…read morein the world. It consists of two separate screening auditoriums, the first seating around 450 and the second around 50. The inside of the larger theatre is gorgeous, it's like the inside of a live performing arts venue, it transports you back to the glitzy, novel atmosphere that was associated with going to the movies early on in cinematic history. The second auditorium used to be the private screening room of one of the co-owners of Lucerna Palace, the building the theatre is located within, and the founder of a Czech movie production studio. Previously it used to be used for screening of films on production, then as the building ownership changed eventually this was opened in 2013 as an extension of the existing cinema. Both spaces are modernized with the current film-projection and audio technology. Tickets are available in person at the box office or via purchase in advance online. They send an email with your ticket, no app is required. More information on what movies are playing and ticket sales are available on their website kinolucerna.cz

It´s a legendary cinema auditorium who takes pride in tradition of first permanent cinema in Czech…read more(1909). The cinema hall is situated in the Lucerna Palace and the authors of late Art-Nouveau and beginning of modern art are architect Stanislav Bechyně and master builder Vácslav Havel (dad of our former prezident Václav Havel). After some great movie (I´ve seen there one french film during french films week and one italian film- La Grande Belleza. The last one was so sophisticated and definitely matched with the background of the cinema. I can also recommend the café Lucerna which is also an architectural masterpiece and relaxed and themed café. It offers peaceful relaxation before or after the movie. It´s also very pleasing place for friendly or alternatively work meetings. Before the entry to the cinema hall, you will go through the passage where you can come across a provocative sculpture hanging from the ceiling made by David Černý. Actually, it´s St. Venceslav sitting on a belly of horse who is hanging turned upside down (the wrong way up). This artwork is supposed to hang there till the monarchy of "Lands of the Bohemian Crown" will be reestablished.

This church from the 1600's is just outside the castle complex and worth adding to your walking…read moretour. It is of Italian design and thus a unique departure form many of the baroque churches in Prague.

This baroque church is a hidden gem and well worth the entrance fee. At the center of the courtyard…read moreis Santa Casa, a replica of the church of the same name in the Holy Land. A handy map guides visitors around the arcades. The Church of the Nativity of Our Lord houses cherubic statues honoring specific saints. Look for the angel extracting a tooth, celebrating Saint Apollonia. Check out the Chapel of Our Lady of Sorrows in the corner, featuring a crucified bearded lady. On the 1st floor, visit the treasury to see the Prague Sun shimmering with its 6,222 diamonds. There is also a replica of a crypt uncovered in 2011.