It has everything a gym should have along with having many different branches in various locations…read morearound Prague which makes this gym more accessible than others.

For starters, for those wondering what the rate is for a day pass (those that just want to hit the…read moregym for a weekend rather than paying a monthly membership fee) they are as follows: 1-day Pass: 500kc (Koruna) (a little over 20.00 USD) Week Pass: 1500kc (about 70.00 USD) With that being said, the amenities and equipment in the gym are rather substantial. I've been to many different gyms across the world, and this gym has everything you'll need to get your pump in. The gym itself is consist mainly of 2 floors, however, has a sub-levels between the floors. There is a cardio floor (with about a dozen various treadmills and cardio machines); on that same floor there is an open room for exercises. The main floor (when you enter) also has about 5-6 cardio machines, but has a lot of your machines for back exercises (lat pull downs, low row, etc.) with several machines for chest as well. The bottom floor has all the free weights. The benches are not ideal, but are enough to give your gym rat what they need to do their workout. There is a locker room each for males, and females (the gym will give you a key and lock to temporarily hold your belongings). Overall, great gym. I would definitely come here again, anytime I'm in Prague. BTW, the gym is easy to miss - it is along the main Wenceslas Square; the entrance feels like you're walking into a private hotel/apartment, and you have to walk downstairs to get to the front counter of the gym.

I made reservations on the phone for 6 people and Jane was very friendly and polite. After an…read moreintroduction on how to ride a Ninebot, our tour guide Igor showed us Prag from a bird's eye view from the park. We really enjoyed the tour. After the tour Igor recommended a restaurant and local brewery which we really enjoyed, showing that he knows Prag very well. Thanks to Jane and Igor from the RobotCity team! We will definitely visit them again next time we are in Prag.

From the owner: Robot City Tours is committed to providing an authentic experience and unforgettable emotions in…read moreprofessional manner. Our tour guides will ensure the safety of every person on a tour. Innovative technology of Ninebot transporters will make you feel that you stepped into the future today. Since the first step on Ninebot you will feel how you float in the air. We are people centric, service focused, and technology driven.

!! THIS REVIEW IS ABOUT THE CAFÉ ON THE GROUND FLOOR OF THE TOWER !!…read more Uhh, did not want to be making this review, as I don't want to even think about wasting my time typing out one, but I thought I should give you a warning on the service. Food Quality ~ The dishes we had were 3 cakes and a cappuccino. The cappuccino came out super fast, and so did the cakes as they were refrigerated. The dishes were full of flavour and well-prepared. Service ~ The service was horrendous. The staff were the total opposite of attentive, friendly and efficient. When we first entered the café, there was nobody behind the till. This is because the girl on shift was sitting with a coworker at a table meant of customers eating some of the food that was being sold and drinking a coffee. They were laughing and talking obnoxiously in Czech. While we were ordering, the server was hard to communicate with us due to her struggle with English fluency, which is not her fault but just a warning for my English readers. It was quite a shocking experience as the server was quite rude and snappy with her responses as we ordered, which just made us feel uncomfortable and on edge. After we ordered, the coworker that she was gossiping with went behind the counter and started laughing and talking obnoxiously. It was such a shame to experience this, due to the fact the other staff working on attending the tower were lovely! After we finished, the till worker was sitting there scrolling on her phone, listening to obnoxiously loud videos. Right after she turned off her phone. instead of coming over and taking the dirty plates, the worker and her coworker straight up left the complex, leaving the till unattended. As a waitress/café worker, this behaviour is unexplainably ridiculous. Ambiance ~ It was a cold day, especially because the place is on top of a hill, and the heating inside the establishment was comfortable. The café had cute flower decorations, but other then that I'd describe it as just ordinary. Cleanliness ~ During our meal, the worker poured out the tip-jar and spread the coins along the counter which they were laying out orders on. She then began counting the money, which frankly grossed me out because afterwards she didn't wash her hands or wipe down the counter. On top of that, the tables and chairs surrounding us were drenched in crumbs and throughout our dining, no one cleaned it up. It seems to be a common theme, as our plates were simply left on the tables even though we had clearly finished and the staff were in visibly obvious sight. Value for Money ~ The prices are just meh. They're not too overpriced, not too cheap, just meh. Overall Experience ~ The only memorable part about our dining experience was the horrendous service and delicious cakes. Will NOT be going here again. The server just had an unacceptable attitude and it disgusted me. Do NOT dine here if a short woman with dark eyes and black hair with straight bangs is working, this is a warning! The only reason I'm even giving this place any stars at all is because of the taste of the food, however wouldn't recommend. You can go to a cheaper place with much more comforting and welcoming staff.

This is loosely based off Eiffel Tower. There are great views if the weather is clear. This is…read morequite a walk from Old Town, but you can take the metro or walk if you're going to Charles Bridge anyway. Karmelitska will turn into Ujedtz Street and you'll see the park on the right. You will have to go in to buy tickets for the funicular or you will have a rough time walking that long & steep hill. It is 60 korunas/120 round trip. The lookout tower also costs money & the lift was not working that day so it was a very long and tiring climb up 208 feet. Take lots of pictures on the first level since the top is enclosed. There is a separate staircase for going up and one for coming down.

Such a good afternoon, really affordable, friendly staff. Has activities other than the mini golf…read moresuch as, snooker golf and arcade games. Very enjoyable definitely go.

This place was fun. Great way to get away from all of the sight seeing and just have some fun with…read morefriends. Was here for a stag party with friends and we had a great time playing golf and drinking a few beers. They also have some other games as well. Some are extra. The art work is very cool.

Finished just in time! one of the best escape games I tried. Really nice props and fun puzzles to…read moresolve. Friendly staff and cool to come here with a group of friends.

Awesome experience!…read more We made the enigma escape room and it was a great setup! It was our first escape room but we could finish it with a few hints within 58 minutes. The instruction guy was super nice and spoke English fluent. We thought about coming here again but didn't have the time.

Great place for staying healthy - modern gym with own wellness, which includes hot tub, steam and…read moresauna. You can also attent various classes..

Came here to just to see if I could make a reservation for a tour of the facilities. So I handed…read morethe front desk girl my email. A week later I decided to get on there website to make a reservation. Since I haven't been contacted by them yet. Another week goes by and still no word. Not sure if this is how they treat people on a regular basis. If so I wonder how they stay in business.

What an awesome way to end a long day of walking. The cruise at night is gorgeous and serene…read more Dinner buffet was awesome. Some of the best Czech food we've had here this week.

Vyšehradské sady is the public park surrounding and including the Vyšehrad fortress, free to enter…read moreand walk around. The history of this location dates back to the mid-10th century when it existed as a hill fort, then transforming into several iterations--including a royal castle, a city, then a Baroque fortress--the form of which it maintains today. As for places to visit within the park, the top point of interest is the Bazilika sv. Petra a Pavla (Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul), filled with wall-to-wall Art Nouveau murals as well as Baroque and Gothic art and architectural elements. The cemetery behind the church is crowded with many memorials though beautiful, with a number of famous Czechs buried here. It's free to walk in the cemetery and the church entrance fee is 130 CZK for regular adult entrance, 70 CZK discounted, 250 CZK for families. There are regular masses held in this church. The fortress casemates* are open to visitors, such as Gorlice Hall which is repurposed as a display hall for four of the original statues from the Charles Bridge; Casemates of Podolí are underground corridors that served as air-raid shelters during WWII, and remnants of what used to be a Baroque masonry retrofitted for different purposes throughout the years; Casemates to Redan was completed in the 18th century by the French army and served as an artillery embankment and provides views overlooking the river. Ticket prices vary depending on the specified Casement, regular and discounted prices available. I will mention that not having prior knowledge of these areas prior to visiting the park, it wasn't immediately obvious that these sections were open to visitation. You may need to ask around to the location of these entrances. In the Gothic Cellar are the remains of what used to be part of the palace structures built during the reign of Charles IV, during the second part of the 14th century, then destroyed by Hussite troops in the early 15th century. Used as a small museum displaying Vyšehrad's history and artifacts, this space is currently undergoing renovation and preparations for a new permanent exhibit to open in May 2026. The grounds around the park include paved pathways and raised areas along the walls, there are both disability accessible and non-accessible areas. There are some administrative buildings on the property that have facilities for smaller performances and events. Check their website for more info: https://www.praha-vysehrad.cz/en * a small room in the thickness of the wall of a fortress, with embrasures from which guns or missiles can be fired.

This history of this old ancient castle and fortress goes back 1000 years. Most of it is gone,…read morewhat remains are some fortress walls, a few structures, a couple churches(one huge one) and a very grand cemetery with a lot of dead important people who got some very nice headstones to immortalize them. Vysehrad is now a very large green park which makes for excellent strolling along the fortress walls where you'll get some great views of Prague all around. Its free to wander the park and cemetery, but does cost a reasonable 130CZK/$5.90 to enter the St. Peter & Paul Basilica, where you'll see a more modern contemporary interior with artworks and stain glass windows by Alphonso Mucha.

I would definitely recommend the Prague zoo! It has a great assortment of animals, and they are…read morewell-treated. I saw animals such as gharials and wallaroos that are rare in other zoos. The food was good, the best out of any zoo I've ever been to. I would probably give it 4.5 stars because when I went in April, the zoo felt almost deserted in some parts. The zoo is also extremely large, and I would recommend about five to six hours to see the whole thing. I went for 3-4 hours and saw about half of it.

Fun zoo. We are from the states, and loved the layout, people, and general beauty of the exhibitsread more