Leisure time with children in Prague

Prague offers countless opportunities to spend your free time with children, whether on weekends, holidays, or during the week. The city has outdoor playgrounds, parks, and nature trails, as well as museums, game rooms, galleries, and cultural events tailored to children of all ages. In this overview, we provide inspiration for activities that will delight both younger and older children and make the time more enjoyable for the whole family. We focus on diversity – whether you are looking for tips for rainy days or sunny afternoons outdoors, you will find an overview of options according to the season, weather, or your children’s interests. The aim is to show that family life in Prague can be active, varied, and fun regardless of your budget or where you live.

1. Prague Zoo – the world of animals at your fingertips

Prague Zoo is a real paradise for little explorers: it covers approximately 58 hectares, of which 50 hectares are dedicated to exhibits with more than 5,000 animals from 676 species, including endangered species such as camels, gorillas, and Chinese salamanders. For children, there are interactive areas – a children’s zoo where they can touch animals, slides in the grounds, and a small train that runs through the zoo. Walks along more than 10 km of marked trails allow for comfortable movement even with strollers (). The zoo also offers regular guided educational programs and children’s workshops.

Address: U Trojského zámku 3/120, Prague 7

Phone: (+420) 296 112 230
Website: zoopraha.cz

2.Aquapalace Praha (Čestlice) – a whole day of water adventures

The largest water park in the Czech Republic attracts families with a great combination of adrenaline and relaxation zones. The main “Water World” area, covering 9,150 m², offers 12 water slides, the longest of which is 250 m, a 450 m long wild river, waves, whirlpools, and a themed Treasure Palace with pirate attractions. There is also an outdoor and indoor pool, a sauna area, and a wellness center. It’s a great place for chilly weekends and hot summer afternoons.

Address: Pražská 138, 251 01 Čestlice (Prague-East)

Phone: +420 271 104 111
Website: aquapalace.cz

3.Prague Planetarium – under the stars and in the rain

Under a giant 23.5-meter dome, children and adults alike can immerse themselves in the fascinating world of space. The planetarium combines state-of-the-art technology, including an optomechanical Cosmorama and digital 8K projection. The programs include fairy tales for the little ones, astronomical exposés, and “time travel” through the history of nature and culture. An ideal choice for a rainy afternoon with an educational twist.

Address: Královská obora 233, Prague 7

Website: planetum.cz

4.Museum of Miniatures – a tiny world in your pocket

In the area near Strahov Monastery, a unique exhibition of microminiatures awaits: from the smallest book in the world (0.9 × 0.9 mm) to precisely crafted sculptures that can only be admired through magnifying glasses or microscopes. For children, it is a fascinating adventure – a combination of scientific curiosity, patience, and the magic of detail. Great as a rainy day outing or part of a walk around Hradčany.

Address: Strahovské nádvoří 11, Prague 1

Website: muzeumminiatur.cz

5.TOBOGA Fantasy (Zličín) – a play kingdom regardless of the weather

This giant indoor entertainment complex offers endless fun for children from 2 years old to teenagers: climbing frames, slides, rope structures, a VR zone, and a 7D cinema. The space is designed as a colorful and inspiring maze of fun where children can burn off energy and parents can relax with coffee or refreshments (). Parking is free, ideal for a family outing in any weather.

Address: Skandinávská 5a, 155 00 Prague 5 – Zličín

Phone: +420 778 545 760
Website: toboga.cz/praha