Things to Do in Prague
Discover 24 activities and experiences in Prague, Czech Republic — from outdoor adventures to cultural events. Curated from real traveler recommendations.
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Letná Park
The Letná Park is on a high plateau just north of and above the city center. Therefore, it was the place where the massive '''Stalin's Monument''', overlooking the city, was unveiled in 1955. It was the world's largest representation of Stalin, featuring the Soviet leader in front of a line of workers - it was nicknamed "Fronta na maso" or "Meat Queue" by locals, as this was a time when such queues were a daily part of life in the city. In the 1962, the monument was demolished and the place were vacant till the end of the communist era. After the Velvet Revolution, a giant, functional '''Prague Metronome''' was built on the spot.
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Stromovka
Stromovka (place of trees) Park is the largest of its kind in the city of Prague. The history of Stromovka dates back to 1268, when Premysl Otakar II used Stromovka as the royal hunting grounds. The park was open to the public in 1804, after Czech nobles saved the grounds from complete demolishment from the reign of Maria Theresa who ordered everything cut and burned. The park is no longer full of deer to hunt; the park now features paths for inline skating, romantic ponds, large meadows, a few cafes, and even horse stables. Stromovka is the perfect place to take a Sunday afternoon stroll with your family and friends.
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Prague tours center
A free offer for the visitors of Prague: The Prague Tours Centre is offering free connection and charge up of your electric bikes and Segway PT. While connected, the devices are guarded by a supervisor and, in the meantime, you can take walk around Prague, visit a museum or your preferred restaurant. In the Prague Tours Centre the tourists have a possibility of depositing their bikes together with baggage which they do not want to carry or leave in the streets. The Prague Tours Centre also offers facilities for washing your bike or borrowing a complete bike repair kit for free.
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- Michalska 12, Prague 1
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Running Tours Prague
Activity for those into '''running''' who want to explore the city and stay fit. It shows runners of all abilities around the city's musts while on the run. A traveling runner introduces the best of the Prague to their running shoes and feels just like a local runner. It usually takes 50–120 mins and 7–13km. Your running in Prague is 100 percent customizable as to date, time, pace and distance.
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- available 24/7
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- from US$15
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We Bike Prague
With We Bike Prague team you can easily discover the city of Prague and the area around. Very good quality bike to rent for you self guided trip in the city and multidays trip trough the countryside. We Bike Prague is also specialized in long distance bike trip. Good bikes, panniers and maps can be rented for your cycling holiday in the Czech Republic.
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- Konviktska 7, 11000
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- 9AM - 7:30PM
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Cryptex Praha
Cryptex Praha is one of the most challenging escape games in Prague. If you want to play, you have to make a reservation in advance on their website and show up on time to play. They offer free game-play for the teams who make it without help and cheating.
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- Korenskeho 3, Praha 5
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Getaway Prague The real-life escape game
Getaway Prague is located in the center, 100m from Namesti Miru metro station. The game requires good observation skills, logical thinking and good communication among the players. Booking in advance is required and can be made online or via phone.
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- Blanická 9, Praha 2
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- €40 for couples or €50 for max 5 person
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Treasure Hunt Prague
Treasure Hunt Prague is a dynamic team competition, that makes use of modern technology and GPS-enabled tablets and lets you visit a wide range of Prague's historical monuments in a record time. Suitable for larger groups and companies.
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Žižkov freight railway station
Old freigt railway station, in operation between 1932-2002. In 2013 building became a cultural moument. Since 2016 area is managed by the National Film Archive. Summer cinema is working right now and many other activities are planned.
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- Želivského 2
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BIKO Adventures Prague
BIKO offers mountain bike, road bike and outdoor activities off the beaten track in Prague and in the Czech Republic. From easy to advanced. High end bike rental: touring bikes, hardtail and full suspension MTB, road bikes, e-MTB.
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- Vratislavova 58/3, Vysehrad
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- 9AM-1PM/3PM-7PM
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Lostrooms
Biggest escape games network in Prague, operating 9 different adventures with unique scenarios. Rooms are available at 3 offices: Žitomirska 38, Mečislavova 18, Korunní 56, Opatovická 18.
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- Su-Su, from 10 am to 10 pm
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- From €36 to 46 depending on number of team members
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Staropramen Brewery Visitor Center
Visit the home of Prague's most famous brewery which was founded in 1869. There are tours available in English and there is a restaurant at the same complex.
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- Pivovarska 9, Praha 5 (entrance from Pivovarska street)
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- Monday - Sunday 10:00 - 18:00
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- 199 Kč
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Multikino Ládví
Small cinema complex in Prague 8, possibly the cheapest in the city. They have 6 screens. Movies for 89Kč every Tuesday.
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- Burešova 4, Praha 8
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Podolí Swimming Stadion
Old, famous and big swimming areal including three big pools (one inside and two outside), fitness, sauna and massages
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- daily 6:00–21:45
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Kino Aero
Small art-house style cinema. Film festivals. Many English language films shown with Czech subtitles.
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- Biskupcova 31
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Prague Flights
Offers sightseeing flights by airplane, helicopter or in hot air balloon and tandem skydiving.
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Forum Karlín
Multifunctional auditorium for 3,000 people where different cultural events take place.
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- Pernerova 53, Praha 8
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Zóna Gama
Play laser games in the 500m2 arena. Very far from the centre.
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- Metropole Zličín, Revnická 1, Praha 5
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- M-Th 11AM-11PM F 11AM-Midnight Sa 10AM-Midnight Su 10AM-11PM
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- 20 minutes: 139 Kč
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Palác Akropolis
An alternative club that often hosts international rock acts.
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- Kubelíkova 27, Praha 3
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Kart Centrum
Race karts on the longest kart track in Europe.
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- Výpadová 1335, Praha 5
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- M-F 3PM-9PM Sa 11AM-Midnight Su 11AM-10PM
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- 10 minutes: 170 Kč M-F, 190 Kč weekends
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Exploring Prague: A Traveler's Guide to Activities
Prague rewards curious travelers with an exceptional range of experiences. Whether you have a weekend or several weeks, the city's 24 documented activities cover the full spectrum — architectural landmarks and world-class museums at one end, local neighborhood festivals and underground cultural scenes at the other. The activities listed on this page come from Wikivoyage contributors who have personally explored Prague and written detailed, practical descriptions to help you plan your visit.
The most rewarding way to experience Prague's activities is with company. Solo travelers who arrive without plans often find that meeting a fellow traveler at a hostel, cafe, or through the Nomax app opens up entirely new itineraries — a museum visit becomes a half-day exploration, a street food crawl turns into an evening of discovery, a day trip to a nearby site becomes an adventure. Prague has an active traveler community, and the city is designed to reward those who explore it with open curiosity.
When planning what to do in Prague, consider mixing well-known attractions with neighborhood-level experiences. The city's most photographed sights are popular for good reason, but Prague's character lives in its quieter corners too — the local markets, the parks where residents spend their weekends, the small performance venues where the next generation of artists and musicians are finding their voice. The 24 activities on this page include both categories, ordered by the richness of their traveler-written descriptions.
How to Get the Most from Prague's Activities
Timing matters in Prague. Many of the city's best attractions have shorter queues and better atmospheres on weekday mornings. Major cultural sites — museums, galleries, historic monuments — often run free admission windows on certain days or evenings; check before booking. Outdoor activities and walking tours are best enjoyed in the morning before the city heats up or fills with tour groups.
Budget-conscious travelers will find that Prague has a strong free-to-access layer. Public parks, open-air markets, architectural walking routes, and many community events cost nothing. The price information included with activities on this page (where available) helps you plan a realistic daily budget. A mix of free and paid activities across a week in Prague is entirely feasible for most traveler budgets.
For travelers who want to do more than just sightseeing, Prague offers organized activities through local guides, tour companies, and traveler apps like Nomax. Group activities — cooking classes, cycling tours, kayaking excursions, photography walks — are a natural way to meet people while experiencing the city. Many travelers who use Nomax in Prague coordinate these types of group experiences together, splitting costs and building memories that last beyond the trip itself.
Activities for Different Travel Styles
Not every traveler wants the same experience. History enthusiasts will gravitate toward Prague's museums, heritage sites, and guided historical walks that reveal the layers of the city's past. Outdoor and adventure travelers will focus on the parks, cycling routes, climbing areas, and day trips to surrounding natural areas. Food travelers will treat Prague's markets, restaurants, and food tours as the primary activities of each day. Culture seekers will fill evenings with concerts, theater, gallery openings, and street performances.
The 24 activities documented on this page span all these categories. Use the numbered list above to browse in order of description quality — longer descriptions generally mean more detailed, firsthand traveler knowledge. For each activity, the address and opening hours (where available) give you everything you need to plan your visit without needing to search elsewhere.
Connecting with Travelers in Prague
One of the best things about traveling to Prague is the community of international travelers already there. Backpackers, digital nomads, long-term expats, and short-trip tourists all share the same city at any given moment. Nomax makes it easy to find who is in Prague right now, see what activities they are joining, and coordinate plans. Whether you want a hiking companion, someone to split museum entry with, or a group for an evening out — the app connects you to people with the same itinerary in minutes.
Download Nomax before your trip to Prague to set your travel dates and start discovering who else will be there at the same time. The app is free, requires no subscription, and works across all the major traveler destinations worldwide — meaning the community you build in Prague often extends to your next destination too.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best things to do in Prague?
Prague offers 24+ activities and experiences for travelers. Top highlights include Letná Park, Stromovka, Prague tours center, and much more. This page lists every documented activity in order of description quality, so you can find both the major attractions and the hidden gems.
Are there free things to do in Prague?
Yes — Prague has a strong selection of free activities. Public parks, open-air markets, walking routes through historic neighborhoods, and many cultural institutions offer free admission on specific days. Scroll through the list above and look for activities marked with free or no price information — these are often the city's most authentic experiences.
How do I meet other travelers while exploring Prague?
Download Nomax — a free travel companion app that shows you other solo travelers currently in Prague. You can join group activities, chat with travelers at the same spots, and plan outings together. Many travelers in Prague use Nomax to find companions for day trips, museum visits, and evening activities.
What activities can I do with travel companions I meet in Prague?
Prague has activities for every interest — guided tours, food experiences, outdoor adventures, cultural events, and nightlife. Use Nomax to coordinate with other travelers: join a group for a walking tour, split a day-trip cost, or simply explore the city together. The app makes spontaneous plans easy.
Explore Prague with fellow travelers
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Travel tips by Wikivoyage contributors (CC BY-SA 3.0). Content may have been updated since publication.
