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Prague with children
A stroller-friendly rhythm matters more than chasing every attraction
Cobbles and stairs are hard on prams; a carrier is easier in the old town. Mix one indoor stop with a short outdoor walk and a hot chocolate.
Attractions
Letná
National Technical Museum
A huge hall of trains, cars and aeroplanes in Letná, plus hands-on science; perfect on a cold day.
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Troja
Prague Zoo
One of Europe’s best zoos, open all year on a hillside in Troja, with heated pavilions for gorillas and elephants.
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Holešovice
Planetarium Praha
Dome shows and an interactive space exhibition at the edge of Stromovka park.
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Petřín
Mirror Maze on Petřín
A small 19th-century mirror labyrinth near the lookout tower, with a painted diorama of a battle on Charles Bridge. Open daily 10:00–18:00 in winter.
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Petřín
Petřín Lookout Tower
A little Eiffel Tower on the hill, with views across the whole city on a clear day. Open daily 10:00–18:00 in November and December, with shorter hours on 24 and 31 December. The funicular is out of service, so walk up.
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Parks
Letná
Letná Park
A wide plateau above the river with playgrounds, the giant Metronome and the best panorama of the bridges.
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Holešovice
Stromovka
A former royal hunting park with long, flat paths for prams, ponds and play areas.
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Vyšehrad
Vyšehrad
Fortress walls and lawns high above the Vltava; a gentle half-day with space to run.
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Malá Strana
Kampa Island park
A small riverside park beneath Charles Bridge, with swans and room to play.
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Children under six ride Prague’s public transport free, and adults with a pram also travel free. Dress children in layers, waterproof boots and hats; the cold comes off the river.
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