Prague Weekend Activities & Things to Do
Weekend in Prague
This itinerary focuses on mixing free and ticketed attractions for families with young children (3-12) in Prague, emphasizing convenience and fun. Public transport is highly recommended for getting around the city efficiently.
Friday Evening - Family Fun
Friday, February 20Prehistoric Adventures
Discover the world of mammoth hunters, wolves, bears, and Roman and Celtic warriors at the 'Prehistoric Adventures of Eduard Štorch' exhibition.
This interactive exhibition connects both aspects of the popular children's author and amateur archaeologist, Eduard Štorch, through displays divided into five parts: the Stone Age, Bronze Age, Iron Age, Roman Age, and Early Middle Ages.
Ideal for children 0-14 years, offering an educational yet engaging experience. The exhibition is long-term and perfect for curious young minds. Allow 1.5-2 hours.
Easily accessible by Metro (Muzeum station, lines A and C). The National Museum complex will be open, although general closure is announced for Feb 23-26.
Dinner at Pizza Nuova
Enjoy authentic Naples-style thin-crust pizza at Pizza Nuova, a family-friendly restaurant known for encouraging parents to bring young children.
It features a generous play area and cartoons, and kids under 6 eat free.
Great for families with young children (3-12 years). Supervised play area and staff are accustomed to kids. Kids under 6 eat free. Best to reserve if eating after 7 PM.
Located near Republic Square (Náměstí Republiky), accessible by Metro (Line B) and tram. Parking can be difficult.
Saturday - Adventure Day
Saturday, February 21Matějská Pouť Funfair
Experience Prague's oldest traditional funfair, Matějská Pouť (St.
Matthew's Fair), which opens today for the 2026 season! Enjoy over one hundred Czech and international attractions, rides, and stalls that provide entertainment for all ages.
Suitable for all ages (3-12+). Admission is 30 CZK on weekends, with individual rides costing approximately 200 CZK each. Plan 2-3 hours for exploring and rides.
Accessible by tram (Výstaviště stop) or Metro (Nádraží Holešovice, Line C, then a short walk/tram). Free parking is available.
Fairground Lunch & Treats
Grab a casual lunch and enjoy some classic fairground treats at Matějská Pouť.
There are numerous stalls offering a variety of food and snacks, allowing you to immerse yourselves fully in the festive atmosphere.
Plenty of options for quick and kid-friendly meals like hot dogs, pancakes, and sweets. Suitable for all ages. Duration 1 hour.
No additional transportation needed as it's within the funfair grounds.
Prague Zoo Expedition
Explore one of the world's top zoos, Prague Zoo, set in a picturesque location near the Vltava River.
It houses over 5,000 animals of more than 650 species, including engaging exhibits like the Indonesian Jungle and African Savannah.
Excellent for all ages (3-12+). Open until 4 PM in February. Allow at least 2-3 hours to see key exhibits. Children under 3 are free.
Take bus 112 from Nádraží Holešovice Metro station (Line C) to 'Zoologická zahrada' stop. Parking available for cars (300 CZK).
Indoor Play Fun
Let the kids burn off any remaining energy at Toboga Fantasy Praha, the biggest indoor playground in the Czech Republic.
With over 6,000 square meters of slides, trampolines, climbing areas, and themed play zones, it's a super magical place for families.
Suitable for toddlers to 12-year-olds, with activities for adults too. Open until 7 PM. Socks are required. Allow 2 hours.
Located near Zličín, accessible by Metro (Line B, Zličín station) and then a short bus ride or walk. Parking available.
Sunday - Relaxed Day
Sunday, February 22Náplavka Farmers' Market
Immerse yourselves in local life at the Náplavka Farmers' Market along the Vltava River.
Browse over 90 stalls offering fresh produce, baked goods, artisan crafts, and enjoy live music. It's a vibrant, free-entry experience.
Great for a leisurely stroll and sampling local foods. Encourages eco-friendly shopping (bring your own bags). Free entry, pay for purchases. Suitable for all ages. Duration 1.5-2 hours.
Easily reached by tram (Palackého náměstí or Výtoň stops) or Metro (Karlovo náměstí on Line B, then walk towards the river).
Aquatic Fun at Aquapalace
Dive into fun at Aquapalace Praha, the largest indoor aqua park in Central Europe.
Enjoy thrilling rides, relaxing pools, and themed adventures in the Palace of Treasures and Palace of Adventure, suitable for all ages.
Offers water fun for all ages, from toddlers to adults. Water temperatures are a comfortable 30°C. Onsite daycare available. Allow 2-3 hours.
Accessible by bus 385 from Opatov Metro station (Line C). Located just off the D1 highway, parking is available.
Café Sweet Treat
Wind down your weekend with a visit to Sweet Life Cafe, a non-smoking café and bistro with a spacious and well-equipped kids' play area.
Enjoy superb daily fresh cakes, desserts, and coffee.
Perfect for families with small children (ages 3-12) to relax while kids play. Features a large play area with toys. Duration 1-1.5 hours.
Located a few steps from Jiřího z Poděbrad square, accessible by Metro (Line A) and tram.
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