Very nice place. You have to book a lane or a table by phone if you want to play, thats perfectly…read morefine and uncomplicated. Cheap prices and nice and friendly staff aswell. Totally recommend to play here.

A nice, welcoming place to kill a rainy evening with friends. Good beer on tap, darts, billiards,…read moreand of course bowling. One warning though: you may want to make a reservation as the four or five lanes here can fill up fast.

This is a legendary club/theatre/concert hall/restaurant in Žižkov. I go there mainly for concerts…read moreor theatre performancies. But many people like to enjoy the club´s atmosphere. Because, as we say in Vinohrady or Žižkov: If you don´t know where to go at 2am, just go to Akropolis, because there is always someone :-) OK, first of all concerts and theatre performancies. Acoustic is pretty good. It´s not huge but still. There can be around 250 sitting people for a theatre performance and 1000 standing for a concert. Mainly not so known bands and theatre groups play here but there are from time to time some famous and known ones. Club is divided into more rooms. And there are different music styles in each of them. Plus there are some "quiet" places. There two bars but one is only for coctails and shots. The other one has also beer. Restaurant is kind an average. It´s usually very smokey so get ready for it or sit outside. Yes, they have a garden. On the sidewalk next to the street, but the street is not so busy, so it doesn´t matter. Meals are ok. Beer is from Pilsen. So I would definitely recommend this place for its cultural events but not really for a gastronomical experience.

This is one of my worldwide hotspots!…read more really good atmosphere...wether the bar or the hall...

This green space located in the Lesser Town, provides great views of the Old Town, just across the…read moreriver. We loved the public art here, including the Golden Penguins and the "Babies". Standing in one single file line, 34 penguins flank a metal beam along the river of Vltava in Kampa Park. Despite their adorable stature, yellow hue, and tiny broad bellies, the penguins' appearance comes with a warning against the dangers of climate change and plastic consumption. Created by the Cracking Art Group, a Milan-based art movement, the yellow penguins are all made from recycled bottles. By repurposing plastic, the group hoped to inspire new dialogues surrounding plastic waste and its impact on the environment. They are especially visible at night when they are all lit up in a Golden Hue. Also, located just outside the nearby Museum Kampa (which houses modern European art), you can find David Černý's arresting Babies sculptures. The eerie installation features three giant crawling babies san faces. A walk through Kampa Park also offers views of Charles Bridge. A great spot to relax while in Prague.

So, so romantic in Kampa.... This is the region most flooded out in Praha 1, and it's happened so…read moreoften. Wistful and quiet, very lovely, historic buildings whose dried water level lines are always visible. So very easy to walk to off the bridge over the Vltava and explore. Loads of antique, touristy boutiques, and lots of high end restaurants as well as small hotel outfits. Very pretty, memorable large trees. Brad Pitt once stayed here....trivial things I recall.

The best kid activity I've been to in my 6.5 years of parenting. Hands down worth visiting. My…read moresix-year-old daughter and I took the train from Prague. 50 minutes later, we were boarding a bus from the Milovice train station. Seven minutes later, we were buying tickets to Park Mirakulum. Here's our experience. 1) Admission: It's CZK 320 (around $15 USD) per person for the entire day. There are no discounts for kids. Once inside, you pay extra for food and drinks. Face painting is free. 2) Areas: You're given a map with your ticket. Use it to help guide you to all the areas. It's a large space, but everything is clearly marked. Everything is well done and amazing in terms of fun and design, but my six-year-old daughter's favorites were the volcano, the slide that requires an inter tube, the water world, the dark tunnels, the massive swings, the obstacle course, and try zip line. Of course, each and every world was phenomenal, including the slides, rope tunnels, the maze, and more. As an adult, I also had a blast! 3) Food/Drink: They have stands everywhere and the food isn't bad. We enjoyed the slushees, hot dogs, waffle on a stick, and the langos. Also, the coffee isn't bad at all for an amusement park. My daughter's (and my) mine was blown by this place. Highly recommend!

Great, expansive playgroud outside of Prague with all the treetop walkways, climbing facilities and…read moremaze-type situations that a kid could dream of.

Love it! Ping pong, volleyball, skateboards, water sports, pivo, picnic tables, DJ, restaurants,…read moreand topless European babes. The only thing that sucks is waiting in line for beer in the hot sun. Can they really not think of an efficient way to sell beer? Get it together and take my money, dummies.

A nice place to escape the hot temperatures in the city. Lovely to chill out and enjoy the sun…read more Lots to do here, from beach volley to drinking at different bars. Luckily found this spot during my city trip.

My partner and I visited the Beer Garden Riegrovy Sady that is located right next to the park. It…read morewas super crowded with people from a live concert as well as from an international conference, but there was enough space to seat everyone (and more!). With abundant trees and installed parasols, you can certainly enjoy a cold one away from the heat. In addition to food, I also got their vegan falafel and hummus. It seemed that they also had veggie burgers that *could* be vegan, but I did not inquire further because it was sold out at the time of my visit. They also have different types of fries, too, which are always the best plant-based snacks to have with your drink for both vegans and non-vegans alike!

Beautiful park in Prague. We went to the beer garden to watch the world cup and it was very crowded…read moreand high energy. We had a great time! They have food stands during the game where you can get beers, bratwurst, pretzels, etc.

We've been to many water parks throughout Europe and Aquapalace ranks high in come categories and…read morelow in others. Let's start with where they can improve. First of all, admission is expensive. It cost around $84 USD for my six-year-old daughter and I to visit for three hours to the water park only on a Friday in July. It's by far the most we've paid for a water park for so short of time. Secondly, this one is outdated and a little run down. The water slides are old and aren't as fast or as big or as exciting. Where they shine is the variety of activities and pools. The wave pool creates big waves and runs often. There's a kid area. There's a warm pool with fish tanks along the back that kids enjoy. There are lazy rivers with monkey bars to try along the way. It was fun to explore. They also have lots of food and drink options and water zorbing, which was a blast. It was only $2 per ride for three minutes. Overall, it was a fun time. Just expect to pay a lot.

WOW!!! This place is a dream come true. They-do take Czech…read moreKorunas & Euros. After payment we were given electric watches that basically monitor everything we do so it makes it super easy trip at the water park. From the showers, lockers and food your purchase will be from the watch. Lol In other greatness we enter the water park, and it is like a free for all! Nothing like America. No lifeguards, kids running the show (of coarse with parents supervision) but other than that it was free at lasssst. Me and my group went on every slide together. They have seven slides, lazy rivers. Jacuzzis, a relax sauna. A SPA. A kiddy pool. EVERYTHING. The water park was all set to warm temperatures & it was snowing outside. Truly a gem in Praha. SUPER kid friendly, they had a starfish walking around hugging children & even put up an amazing light show in the wave pool for the kids. Best water park I have ever experienced. Only thing that was frustrating was parking, it was the thinest walls leading up to every floor for parking & I hit the side of my tire pretty hard on the wall. Wish it wasn't so narrow but haaaayy what can you do? Just be mindful when you are parking! Ha