Head down the retro Lucerna Passage and gawp at David Cerny’s surprising sculpture of King Wenceslas riding a dead upside-down horse.Ĥ. Banana and strawberry soft-serve in one of Prague’s glamourous arcadesģ. Order a banana and strawberry soft-serve ice cream. Close by, in Pasáž Světozor, is local favourite – Ovocný Světozor. Picturesque Franciscan Gardens just off Wenceslas SquareĢ. You wouldn’t know it, but the tranquil Franciscan Gardens are moments from the bustle of Wenceslas Square. Swing, climb and build sandcastles in Prague’s most picturesque playground. Family attractions in the New Town (central Prague)ġ. So, let’s begin our tour of child-pleasing Prague with a stroll down one of the city’s Art Nouveau passageways to find #1 on the list – a secret garden in the middle of the city. It certainly isn’t written in order of preference, though. In terms of the order, I’ve attempted to group them by neighborhood and indicate if you’ll need to hop in a tram, metro or car to get there. I’ve also included a handful of favourite family day trips a little further afield. To stop this becoming enormous, I’ve featured parks, playgrounds, cafes and museums in the city centre. Let me say now there are plenty more family activities in Prague which haven’t made the list. In fact, I blame Prague for the fact we’ve been so hopeless at exploring the rest of the Czech Republic there’s always somewhere new to discover in town.Īs evidence of this, this article started off life as “50 things to do in Prague with kids”. But Prague is full of surprises.Īfter three years living in the Czech capital, I’m still astonished by how many things there are to do here with kids. Last Updated on ApA city famous for its romantic cobblestone lanes, beautiful baroque facades and warm, noisy beer halls might not scream child-friendly city break.
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