If you’re looking for a family-friendly day trip from Prague, Mirakulum in Milovice is one of the Czech Republic’s largest outdoor amusement parks for children. Rather than focusing on rides, the park is built around active play. Children can explore a large wooden castle, underground tunnels, climbing structures, rope courses, slides, trampolines, water features, and a range of playgrounds spread across a large outdoor area. The park, located just 40 kilometers from Prague, is designed for families to spend an entire day outdoors, with picnic areas, restaurants, shaded spots, and plenty of open space. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Mirakulum (@park_mirakulum) A single admission ticket covers all attractions inside the park, so there are no additional charges once you’re in. Mirakulum is also preparing a major expansion. A new wooden roller coaster is expected to open in 2027, adding the park’s first large-scale ride attraction. More information, including opening hours and ticket prices, is available on Mirakulum’s website. Would you like us to write about your business? Find out more
Rašínovo Embankment will become a hub of independent fashion, original jewelry, and author design this June. MINT Market Prague returns to the Vltava riverfront for the second time this year. On Sunday, June 14, more than 130 carefully selected brands will showcase their work along Rašínovo nábřeží From 10:00 to 17:00, visitors can look forward to a carefully curated mix of brands focused on independent fashion, designer jewelry, ceramics, natural cosmetics, illustrations, and original accessories. The friendly atmosphere typical of MINT Market will of course be present, along with great food and a comfortable chill-out zone. Outdoor fashion shows will take place at 11:00 and 14:00. The event is suitable for all generations, admission is free, and the venue is barrier-free. MINT Market has been active for sixteen years. During that time, it has become an important platform for small and emerging creators, often directly from Prague, who are given the opportunity to present their products to a wide audience. Residents of Prague and the surrounding area thus have several opportunities each year to purchase quality products that are literally made by their neighbors – locally, sustainably, and with an emphasis on honest craftsmanship. View this post on Instagram...
Japanese clothing retailer Uniqlo has selected a prominent location in central Prague for its long-awaited entry into the Czech market. The company will open its first Czech store in Hybernia Palace at Náměstí Republiky 3, one of the capital’s busiest commercial areas. According to information published by iDNES.cz, the retailer has already signed a lease agreement for the property. The opening, however, is still several years away, with the project expected to be completed no earlier than the first quarter of 2028. The future store will occupy approximately 7,700 square meters spread across four retail floors within Hybernia Palace. The move marks another step in Uniqlo’s European expansion strategy. While the company continues to grow globally, executives have repeatedly identified Europe as one of its most promising markets. “In Europe, where we see enormous potential, our growth is significantly faster than in Japan or the United States,” Taku Morikawa, who leads the company’s European operations, recently told Swiss newspaper Neue Zürcher Zeitung. Founded in Hiroshima in 1984, Uniqlo has evolved from a single-store operation into one of the world’s largest apparel retailers. The company now operates thousands of stores internationally, including more than 1,000 locations in China and over 100...
June is one of the busiest months of the year in Prague, bringing dozens of outdoor festivals, food markets, concerts and family events across the city. Lifestyle Events Letni kino v Holesovicke trznici (every Thursday 4 Jun-27 Aug 2026, 21:00 | Holesovicka trznice) Every Thursday evening from June to August, the Food Truck Point at Holešovická tržnice transforms into a free open-air cinema under the stars. June screenings include cult classics such as Pulp Fiction, Grease, Back to the Future and Smoke. Admission is always free, with food from La Paletta, Greek Gastro, Pavlo’s burgers and Laziz Indian Streetfood available throughout the evening. Screenings are cancelled in case of rain. Festival bonsai and Japonese culture (5-14 Jun 2026 | Botanicka zahrada hl. m. Prahy, sklenik Fata Morgana) The tropical greenhouse Fata Morgana becomes a gateway to Japanese culture through the ancient art of bonsai cultivation. It offers ten days of workshops, demonstrations and cultural programmes that attract both gardening enthusiasts and anyone seeking deeper connections with Japanese philosophy and aesthetics. Festival We Love Prosek (5-7 Jun 2026, 14:00-20:00 | Park Pratelstvi) This neighbourhood festival transforms Park Přátelství into a community celebration with local bands, food stalls and activities for all ages. It remains...
Prague has gained a new public green space offering a rare sense of calm in the northwestern part of the city. The garden of the Rothmayer Villa in Prague 6 has been opened permanently to visitors by the Prague City Museum, adding a quiet cultural site to the border area between Břevnov and Střešovice. The space, previously accessible only as part of guided tours, is now available during the villa’s opening hours. Visitors can walk through shaded paths, sit among carefully arranged greenery and experience a place shaped by architecture, art and personal history. According to the Prague City Museum, the goal is to open the site not only to architecture enthusiasts but also to residents looking for a place to slow down. “The garden of Rothmayer Villa is a unique space with a calm atmosphere,” said Eliška Zlatohlávková, head of the villa department at the Prague City Museum. She added that the garden can serve as a place to pause, unwind or briefly step away from the pace of the city. The garden was created together with the villa at the end of the 1920s. The house was built between 1928 and 1929 by architect Otto Rothmayer, a student...
Prague Rooftop Festival (PRF) returns for its 2026 season, marking 10 years since the concept first launched with the vision of transforming Prague’s rooftops into unique social and cultural experiences. Over the last decade, PRF has helped shape Prague’s growing rooftop culture through events combining music, sunsets, brunches, cocktails, and panoramic city views. As more rooftops continue opening and new concepts emerge across the city, the festival aims to remain at the forefront of Prague’s evolving rooftop scene. “For us, it’s amazing to see how much rooftop culture in Prague has developed over the last 10 years,” says founder Sandro Valigy. “We want to continue introducing new rooftops, new experiences, and pushing the concept further each season.” The 2026 season will feature weekly rooftop events, sunset sessions, collaborations with hospitality and lifestyle brands, and carefully selected local and international DJs. New venues will be revealed progressively throughout the season. PRF is also currently developing a new afterwork-focused concept, with further details expected to be announced shortly. Tickets for the first announced events are already on sale. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Prague Rooftop Festival (@praguerooftopfestival) Would you like us to write about your business? Find...
Prague’s outdoor swimming pools are opening their gates for the 2026 season. From Petynka in Prague 6 to Hostivař reservoir in Prague 10, here is everything you need to know before heading out — opening hours, ticket prices and what has changed this year. Hostivař Reservoir and Radotín Biotope already welcoming swimmers The Hostivařska přehrada in Prague 10 is one of the most popular summer destinations in the city. Both the main beach and the nudist section are open daily from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. An all-day adult ticket costs 170 CZK; seniors and children under 140 cm pay 110 CZK. Children shorter than one metre enter free. The Radotín Biotop has been welcoming swimmers since May 18. The site runs from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., with a standard admission of 200 CZK for the day. Pensioners and children aged 6 to 12 pay 160 CZK. Petynka in Prague 6 — Open but with Reduced Capacity Petynka opened in mid-May, though ongoing construction work on its covered section has trimmed maximum capacity from 1,600 to 1,300 visitors. Beach volleyball, table tennis and children’s quad bikes are temporarily out of service; the water slide remains in operation. Opening hours:...
Beer festivals are an excellent opportunity for you to taste authentic Czech beer. It is a tradition that every fairly large brewery has its festival at least once a year. And what is the program for this year like? You can expect a lot of special beers, authentic Czech food and musical performances! Visit, for example, the Bernard Fest 2026 (19–20 June) in Humpolec, or the festival CLOCK/DAY (24 July) in the village of Na Brnou. And where can you go if you want to taste the best of various breweries at once? On June 19-20, the Beer Festival at Náplavka will feature specialty beers from over 50 small and micro Czech breweries. You can also look forward to gastronomic delicacies and live music. Admission to the festival and the accompanying cultural program is free, but the condition for beer tasting is the purchase of a 0.3l glass mug. Together with the festival tasting card and pencil, it will cost 100 CZK (70 CZK for seniors). It will be possible to use the same mug on both days of the festival. On August 8, the oldest beer event in the Krkonoše Mountains – the Krkonoše Beer Festival is a feast of...
The 12th anniversary edition of the Prague Ice Cream Festival will take place on 20 and 21 June at the Prague Exhibition Centre. From traditional gelato to innovative new recipes, dozens of ice cream makers from across the country and abroad will gather to serve up their best flavors. Visitors can look forward to tasting sorbets, dairy-free options, and creative toppings that go far beyond the ordinary scoop. The festival runs from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Saturday, and from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday. Tickets can be purchased here. The weekend will feature a full entertainment program, including live concerts by The Stylists and Tobias Freya. Visitors can also join dance workshops led by Top Dance Prague, which are open to both kids and adults. For families, the Children’s Zone will offer a wide range of free attractions such as bouncy castles, face painting, glitter tattoos, a mini rodeo, airbrush art, a Lego carpet for toddlers, and more. View this post on Instagram A post shared by 𝐏𝐑𝐀𝐆𝐔𝐄 𝐈𝐂𝐄 𝐂𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐌 𝐅𝐄𝐒𝐓𝐈𝐕𝐀𝐋 (@pragueicecreamfestival) Sports enthusiasts can try activities in the free Sports & Tech Zone, which includes korfball and Lego robotics. There will also be...
Prague’s annual Beer on Náplavka festival will return to the banks of the Vltava River on June 19 and 20, bringing dozens of Czech microbreweries, live music and street food. Now in its 14th year, the event has become one of the city’s largest gatherings dedicated to Czech craft brewing. Organizers say around 40 mini and microbreweries from across the country will take part this year, offering visitors a mix of traditional lagers and modern top-fermented beers. The festival opens on Friday at 2 p.m. and continues until 9 p.m. Saturday’s program starts earlier, at 10 a.m., and also runs until the evening. According to festival director Jiří Sedláček, more than 10,000 people attend the event every year, with visitors consuming roughly 14,000 liters of beer over the two-day program. Alongside beer tastings, the festival will feature around 25 food stalls serving a broad selection of dishes designed to pair with Czech and international beers. Visitors can expect grilled meat specialties, Balkan dishes, burgers, tacos, quesadillas, Belgian fries, bruschetta, artisan pizza and sausages made from Přeštice pigs. Coffee stands will also be available throughout the venue. Admission to the festival remains free. Organizers will once again serve beer exclusively in...
Lime is making a major change in Prague this year, ending its shared scooter service and focusing only on electric bikes across the city. The company says the change reflects how people in Prague are increasingly using bikes for longer daily journeys, particularly for commuting, short business trips across the city, and connections between public transport stops. According to Lime, trips made on shared e-bikes in Prague are around 20 percent longer than those made on scooters, pushing the company to redesign its local strategy for the 2026 season. At the center of the new approach is a subscription called LimePrime. For a monthly fee of 49 CZK, riders gain access to lower minute-by-minute pricing aimed at regular city travel. Under the new model, a five-minute ride costs around 15 CZK, while a twenty-minute journey comes to roughly 30 CZK — less than the price of a standard public transport ticket in Prague. “Our goal is to be present during everyday movement around Prague — whether people are commuting to work in the morning, traveling between meetings during the day, or returning home in the evening,” said Václav Petr, who oversees Lime’s operations in the Czech Republic and Hungary. He...
For two days at the end of May, vineyards scattered across Prague will swing open their gates — many of them sites that remain closed to visitors for most of the year. On May 30 and 31, 2026, residents and tourists alike will have the chance to walk through municipal and private vineyards, taste locally produced wines, and hear the stories behind some of the city’s oldest green spaces. Most vineyards will be open free of charge between 10:00 and 18:00 on both Saturday and Sunday. The exception is the St. Clare Vineyard (Vinice sv. Kláry), where a small entrance fee covers a guided cellar and vineyard tour plus two wine samples. Two locations — Salabka and the St. Wenceslas Vineyard — will only take part on Sunday, May 31. Where to Go Lysolajská Vineyard — Sportovců 50/4, Prague 6 – Lysolaje | Bus 160, 355 (Žákovská) | Guided tours both days, 10:00–18:00 Modřanská Vineyard — Chuchelská 1, Prague 4 – Modřany | Tram 17 / Bus 117 (Modřanská škola) | Guided tours both days, 10:00–18:00 Salabka Vineyard & Restaurant — K Bohnicím 849/2a, Prague 7 – Troja | Bus 112, 234, 235, 236 | Guided tour and wine tasting...
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