10 Places for Active Fun in Prague: Escape Rooms, Bowling, Laser Tag and Trampoline Parks for Groups and Families

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, modern bowling centres with bars, laser arenas, and trampoline parks. We've rounded up tried-and-tested spots by district — with addresses, formats and rough prices — so you can book and go right away.

MindMaze Escape Game Prague, Tyršova 9, Praha 2

One of the city's best-known and most highly rated escape rooms — according to TripAdvisor reviews, MindMaze is considered the number one escape room in Prague. The lineup includes several themed missions: "Galactic Pioneers," Prague's best sci-fi quest; the steampunk adventure "Nautilus," where you pilot a submarine through a world of steam, science and magic; and "Alchemist's Chamber," which is available in two identical rooms in the same building, so you can race another team head-to-head (the average success rate is around 42%). For fans of spy thrillers, there's "Enigma: Operation Codebreak," where you infiltrate an enemy base.

Unreal Rooms, Tylovo nám. 688/6, Vinohrady, Praha 2

Original, in-house-designed escape rooms in the heart of Vinohrady, at Tylovo nám. 688/6. One room drops you into the story of a pharaoh's tomb, where courage, wit and teamwork are needed to solve its secrets before time runs out. Another sends players trying to escape Houdini's most daring illusion, dodging traps and riddles along the way. Players note the rooms are wonderfully atmospheric, with even the smallest details of the murals and décor carefully thought through.

Bowling Celnice, Praha 1

The only bowling alley right in the historic centre — perfect if your evening starts with a stroll through Old Town. Bowling Celnice is a modern bowling centre in the heart of Prague with eight AMF lanes, plus billiards, darts and table football in a non-smoking space, and guidebooks note it's the only bowling club right in the city centre. There are also 11 pool tables and a boxing simulator.

Bowling Praha, Dejvice, Praha 6

The chain's second location, in the quiet district of Dejvice, near the student campus and several embassies. Modern bowling centres run both in Praha 1 (Celnice, 8 lanes) and here in Dejvice, Praha 6 (6 lanes), ideal for corporate events of 20–150 people — a good choice if you're bringing a large group.

Best Bowling Praha, Metropole Zličín, Praha 5

One of the city's largest bowling centres, located inside the Metropole Zličín shopping mall. This modern venue in Praha 5 has 12 lanes and room for up to 250 guests, with kids' bumpers on the lanes, Multisport card acceptance, a restaurant and a billiards area. Easy to reach via metro line B (Zličín station).

Bowling Na Ovčíně, Záběhlická 82, Praha 10

An all-in-one sports complex in Praha 10, at Záběhlická 82. According to the venue's own description, it combines bowling, mini-football, mini-golf, darts, cornhole, a bar and banquet facilities all under one roof — with 12 professional Brunswick lanes and a covered terrace. A great choice for a birthday party or team-building event, when half the group wants bowling and the other half wants mini-golf.

JumpPark Praha Jarov, Na Jarově 2, Praha 3

A trampoline park in the Žižkov/Jarov area, at Na Jarově 2. Spread across 700 m², it has more than 60 trampolines, plus 3D dodgeball, basketball and a foam pit. It suits both families with kids and groups of adults — you can book an hourly jump session or sign up for an acrobatics training class.

JumpPark Letňany, Veselská 699, Praha 9

The country's biggest trampoline park — worth the trip on its own, especially with kids and teens in tow. Located at Veselská 699, Praha 9, it's the largest trampoline park in the Czech Republic both in size and number of attractions: across 3,000 m² there are 17 different attractions, including interactive dodgeball, gymnastic trampolines, a "mad sweeper," two foam pits and three timed ninja courses.

Laser Arena Praha, Na Příkopě 17, Praha 1

Laser tag just steps from Wenceslas Square — handy if your evening's already kicked off downtown. The address is Na příkopě 1017/17, Praha 1, and it's easiest to reach on foot: the arena is a two-minute walk from Můstek metro station (lines A and B). It's a classic laser tag format, great for groups, birthdays and corporate parties.

LazerFun Praha, Ocelářská 17, Praha 9

One of Prague's largest laser tag clubs, near Českomoravská metro station, right across from the Harfa shopping centre. Located at Ocelářská 17, Praha 9, the organisers claim it's the only laser tag venue in Prague with two arenas on-site — "Labyrinth" and "Aztec" — each with its own distinct theme. Beyond shooting, there's also table football, board games, virtual reality and a bar, so you can easily stretch the evening across several activities.

Prague long ago stopped being a city "just for museums": its escape rooms rival those of London and Berlin in atmosphere, bowling centres stay open late and welcome big groups, and trampoline parks and laser arenas are scattered across every district — from the centre to Letňany. Pick the format that matches your mood, book ahead (especially for Friday and Saturday evenings), and bring a spare pair of shoes — you'll need them for both bowling and jumping.

See also:

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Source: aroundprague.cz