Things to Do in Prague: Entertainment and Activities

On October 22, 2026, LEGO opened its second official store in Czechia, in Prague. It is called LEGO Store Praha Centrum and sits on the shopping street Na Příkopě. This is not just another point of sale. The store spans ...

The 2026 Christmas market season starts as early as November. We have rounded up nine venues: five in Prague, and the rest in Brno, Olomouc and Český Krumlov. The list includes the main tourist markets, cosy neighbourhoo...

Prague's main Christmas markets on Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square run from 28 November 2026 to 6 January 2027, 10:00–22:00. Dates, metro, food and tips.

Prague weather is changeable even in summer, and if the sun was shining in the morning but rain set in by lunchtime, that’s no reason to hide out in your hotel. The city has a rich arsenal of indoor entertainment, from h...

Opening hours, tickets and directions for Prague Zoo in 2026, plus four more places in and around Prague to see animals.

A rainy day, a day off after touring Prague Castle, or simply the urge to gather your friends and burn off some energy — Prague has dozens of venues for exactly that: atmospheric escape rooms tucked into medieval cellars...

If you're tired of Czech dubbing and want to hear Timothée Chalamet's actual voice or watch Japanese anime with genuine Japanese voice acting, Prague has an entire network of independent and arthouse cinemas for exactly ...

Prague rightfully ranks among Europe's jazz capitals — its club culture took shape back in the 1950s, when jazz was practically an underground art form under the communist regime. Today, live music fills the atmospheric ...

Prague is a city of contrasts: alongside its Gothic spires you'll find beer baths, Finnish saunas with views of the Castle, and spas tucked inside a Renaissance chapel. This roundup is for anyone who wants to do more tha...

Prague Castle and Charles Bridge aren't going anywhere — but if you've already seen the postcard-perfect sights and want to experience the city from a different angle, this list is for you. Here you'll find places where ...

Prague is one of Europe's most romantic cities: narrow lanes, the Castle glowing at night, the Vltava embankments and cozy terraces all seem tailor-made for dates. This list is for couples who want more than just a quick...

Prague is a city that knows how to impress not only adult architecture lovers but also its youngest visitors. Here you can spend a whole day surrounded by animals, get delightfully lost among mirrors, ride a cable car, o...

Partner content Most shops sell their goods in malls or standalone street storefronts. Izzy Smoke does things differently: its products are sold directly inside more than 20 hookah lounges across Czechia, from Prague to ...

In the Michle district, near the Budějovická metro station, a place opened this summer that drew a queue longer than the one outside many a trendy restaurant in the city centre — right from its very first weekend. It's n...

What to bring home from Prague: Czech crystal, garnets, Becherovka, spa wafers, marionettes and cosmetics. Shop addresses, customs limits and Tax Free for the trip home.

Prague in summer: beer gardens, swan boats on the Vltava, city beaches, open-air cinema, islands, festivals and easy day trips. Real places, addresses and tips.

What to do in Prague in autumn: parks blazing with golden leaves, vineyards and young wine, burčák, cosy historic cafés and museums. 12 tried-and-tested places and ideas.

What to do in Prague in winter: Christmas markets, ice rinks, mulled wine, hot chocolate, nearby thermal spas and the best winter views. A practical guide to the cold season.

A guide to Prague's nightlife: cocktail bars, clubs, rooftops and live music. Hemingway, AnonymouS, Cross Club, Roxy, Lucerna and more — where to go once the sun goes down.

What to see in Prague for free: the Changing of the Guard, Charles Bridge, the Lennon Wall, parks, viewpoints, riverside promenades and free museum days. Your guide to sightseeing on a budget.

A guide to Prague's markets: farmers' markets at Náplavka and Jiřák, the Havel Market, Holešovice Market Hall, flea markets and Christmas markets — what to buy and when to go.

Christmas markets in Prague and Czechia typically run from late November through January 6: the main venues are Staroměstské náměstí (Old Town Square) and Václavské náměstí (Wenceslas Square) in Prague, along with fairs ...

Where to go with kids in Prague? Here are the safe bets for any weather and age — the zoo in Troja, the mirror maze and lookout tower on Petřín hill, the National Technical Museum, the interactive "Railway Kingdom," the ...

The best water parks in Czechia for families with kids are Aquapalace Praha just outside Prague, Aqualand Moravia in Pasohlávky, Centrum Babylon in Liberec, and the city-run Aquacentrum Šutka in Prague itself. Nearly all...