Prague is indeed fun for the whole family. After all, it is family-oriented and has loads of activities to keep the whole family busy and happy. If this is your first trip to Prague, well you are in for a lot of fun and incredibly beautiful experience.

Prague is stunningly lovely and never fails to amaze its visitors. There are plenty of attractions and some great ideas for the whole family to enjoy the city. Getting around is easy as the Prague tram system is easy to follow and there is a lot to do and see here. Why not plan a child orientated Prague tour and make the most of your time? There are plenty of spots, sites, museums, and restaurants that cater specifically to children?

You would be pleased to know that children under six years of age can travel for free on public transport and there are child discounts on admission to museums and galleries. So make the most of those facilities and enjoy your trip.

You can easily discover Prague with your family by hopping on some amazing tours with local guides. Not only do you get insider information about this lovely town, but also get to see offbeat spots right in the city.

What to do and see

Prague is loaded with sites and attractions that are sure to interest the whole family. You can head for Petřín which is like an outdoor play area in central Prague and have outdoor fun. Another interesting place for the kids is the Prague Zoo where you can see lots of animals. Children’s Island is a huge playground for the children and is equipped with a football pitch, rope swings, and a skateboarding area. If your family loves skateboarding & skating, then head towards the area around the Letná, which is a favorite among the locals for skateboarding and skating. You can even hire rowing boats and pedalos and splash around on the Vltava. On top of that, Prague boasts of many parks & playgrounds where you can have great fun and enjoy picnics and games.

If looking for some indoor fun, Prague will not disappoint you as there are plenty of venues for children’s entertainment, Spejbl & Hurvínek Theatre is famous for puppets & plays and stages live children’s theatre. Visit Prague’s only aquarium, Mořský Svět for shark tanks and touch pools. Prague Planetarium is another favorite with families on holiday here. There are plenty of museums & galleries such as the Art Gallery for Children and the Lego Museum. National Technical Museum showcases planes, cars, and buses along with interactive exhibits.

Other spots that should not be missed out on is Prague’s Castle, and you should not leave the city without seeing it. It is a must to see the Golden Lane and the museums inside the palace. Later you could visit the Mala Strana district that lies in the oldest parts of Prague. It is worth visiting, and one can spend the whole day there. St Nicholas’ Church is a huge church, and you must see this fantastic church.

Where to eat

Exploring Prague means lots of walking and children are sure to get hungry. Have a list of child-friendly restaurants ready in mind so that you can head there for a great meal and experience. Hergetova Cihelna is perfect for a family-friendly brunch, and there is eaten a play area with lots of toys as well as a breastfeeding area. As all children love pizza, Ambiente Pizza Nuova is just the right option as it provides a children’s menu and is welcoming to families. Sakura is for those who love Japanese cuisine, and it boasts of a children’s play area. Vozovna Stromovka is a garden restaurant within a park.

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