An interactive playroom for young children (1.5–5 years) with adults, focused on architecture from the 1950s–1980s. Children will build, demolish, and create in the inspiring setting of Veletržní palác.
A creative workshop for children focused on building towers from wooden sticks, wire, and cardboard. Participants will construct their own original structures and learn fascinating facts about famous towers throughout history.
An informal neighborhood gathering on the first Wednesday of each month for board games. Radka will help with game selection and rules; beginners and experienced players of all ages are welcome.
A public-space project connecting movement and urban visual elements with rest areas, creating stations that transform into spaces for slowing down and experiencing the present.
Mozaika opens its doors to parents and interested visitors to explore all classrooms and observe teachers and children at work across different age groups.
A happening on Náměstí Míru featuring hundreds of stuffed animals to raise awareness about child safety and invisible trauma. The event honors endangered children and their rights.
Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
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A traditional full-day Vltava cruise on the historic paddle steamer Vltava or vessel Cecílie with a two-hour stop at Slapy for swimming and walking. Perfect for families with children.
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Explore the historic Černín Palace and its beautifully restored 17th-century gardens, featuring French baroque design, exhibitions, and the apartment of Jan Masaryk. Free entry every weekend through September.
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Outdoor trail game through New Town following the lives of famous women from the 19th and 20th centuries. Ten stops starting at Karlovo náměstí feature figures like Karolina Světlá, Františka Plamínková, and Ema Destinnová. Free entry, approximately 1.5 hours.
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Regular boat service from Rašín Embankment to Prague Zoo, a 75-minute scenic cruise through Prague's iconic landmarks. Runs March to October with multiple daily departures, perfect for families and sightseers.
(22 days)
A unique experience in complete darkness: participants enjoy a curated menu with the help of blind assistants and tour the Invisible Exhibition.
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The iconic double-deck Airbus A380 from Emirates has returned to regular service between Dubai and Prague. With a capacity of 615 passengers, the aircraft can be observed from viewing areas at the airport and in the surrounding region.
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A specially adapted excursion train filled with games, toys, and bicycles for children and families. Runs on weekends and holidays from March to November on the Prague–Okoř–Slané route.
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A free outdoor trail game through Vinohrady commemorating the events of 1945 and the Prague Uprising — 3.6 km with 10 stops, starting at Náměstí Míru, open to individuals and groups alike.
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Historic tram line 42 runs year-round through Prague with unique vehicles from different eras – from Austro-Hungarian cars to the modern articulated K2. Passengers can board and alight freely at any stop during a 50–55 minute circuit.
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Outdoor adventure playground for children aged 7+, where they build structures from various materials under the supervision of trained instructors. Open April to November, Wednesday–Sunday 14:00–18:00, free entry.
(22 days)
A unique wine tasting in complete darkness led by blind guides. Sample five carefully selected wines from Hungarian wine regions and experience the world without sight.
(134 days)
A regular art workshop for children aged 11–13 at the National Gallery Prague, where young artists draw inspiration from original works and explore classical and contemporary techniques.
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Historic trains operated by Czech Railways take tourists to Český ráj and Jizera every weekend from March to November. Modern barrier-free units provide comfortable trips with bicycle transport for hikers and cyclists.
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The Adventure Playground at Pražačka offers children free play and the chance to build structures from real materials under the guidance of experienced instructors. Open April to November, Wednesday–Sunday 14:00–18:00, free entry.
(17 days)
A traditional pilgrimage walk connecting Prague with the Italian city of Orvieto, marking the origins of this Christian feast. The public can participate in one-day sections of about 20–30 kilometres.
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An adventure playground where children build wooden structures, paint, and play freely. New activities and creative opportunities every day.