Absolutely great views over the whole city from the top of this attraction!…read more I believe you can walk up but there is an funicular railway which is fun to ride, kinda like a cable car! There is a small coffee shop at top of hill and plenty of walking to do. The petrin tower only appears to be open in the summer months so check out before you plan to go. But if its closed it's still worth a look.

This plase is very mesmerizing, on the spring, there is no many better places to take a girl to…read more ;-) Mirror labyrinth is amazing but so short.

Take a break for massive tourist crowds and the hustle and bustle of Prague! This green island…read moreoasis in the middle of Vltava River offers a green, tree filled, serene, and natural break from urban jungles of Prague. Friday through Sundays are free concerts by local musicians. A smaller farmers market of wineries, breweries, and food purveyors setup to sell food and drink...a lovely way to spend the evening away from the mass crowds. The crowd seemed to be mostly locals! You might see some local swans...but most importantly in the afternoons you'll see the invasive but ridiculously cute species of Nutria roaming around the waters. They look like small capybaras or beavers...so adorable! Technically they are disease carrying rodents and the city government discourages feeding them, but some locals fed them apples and leaves. Try to resist!

Such a lovely little park. The city did a revitalization project last year and it has made a huge…read moreimprovement. The grass and walkways are very clean. There are dozens of benches spaced throughout to sit and enjoy the view. A great ropes course style playground for older kids. They even have a small sand beach at the end of the island, but it would be a bit gross to take a dip in the river. They installed an elevator to get prams and wheelchairs onto the island. There is a full sit down restaurant and a small barge serving beer and snacks.

The best kid activity I've been to in my 6.5 years of parenting. Hands down worth visiting. My…read moresix-year-old daughter and I took the train from Prague. 50 minutes later, we were boarding a bus from the Milovice train station. Seven minutes later, we were buying tickets to Park Mirakulum. Here's our experience. 1) Admission: It's CZK 320 (around $15 USD) per person for the entire day. There are no discounts for kids. Once inside, you pay extra for food and drinks. Face painting is free. 2) Areas: You're given a map with your ticket. Use it to help guide you to all the areas. It's a large space, but everything is clearly marked. Everything is well done and amazing in terms of fun and design, but my six-year-old daughter's favorites were the volcano, the slide that requires an inter tube, the water world, the dark tunnels, the massive swings, the obstacle course, and try zip line. Of course, each and every world was phenomenal, including the slides, rope tunnels, the maze, and more. As an adult, I also had a blast! 3) Food/Drink: They have stands everywhere and the food isn't bad. We enjoyed the slushees, hot dogs, waffle on a stick, and the langos. Also, the coffee isn't bad at all for an amusement park. My daughter's (and my) mine was blown by this place. Highly recommend!

Great, expansive playgroud outside of Prague with all the treetop walkways, climbing facilities and…read moremaze-type situations that a kid could dream of.

Bezva napad dat do velke haly nespocitane trampolin a nechat lidi vyblbnout. Vstup je 250 kc…read morenahodinu (ale ja mel voucher ze slevoveho portalu tak to bylo za polovic). K dispozici je recepce, satny, sprchy/wc (zatim asi v rekonstrukci) a bar s pitim, ktere prijde opravdu vhod (napr. 1l domaci limca za 60,-). Zabava i pro dospele a za to hodinu se clovek fakt vyblbne a vycerpa :-)

This is a place out of my dreams. The only thing that's missing is a pool filled with tiny plastic…read moreballs - you know, like the ones you sometimes find in big furniture warehouses, where the kids can play while the parents are browsing in the shop. The prices are OK I guess, I was just a little bit worried about safety sometimes. I mean it's really all in your control and I doubt anything will ever happen to you if you pay attention. After 45 minutes of hyperactive jumping action you might have difficulties to be fully focussed though. And then you might just manage to stick your feet in one of the tiny gaps that sometimes appear between the actual trampolines and the cushions around them. Whatever. This place is awesome. Bring a towel. You'll probably sweat like a pig. I know I did.