Mike on vacations

Strelecky Island is a picturesque spot located between the two banks of the Vltava River. This cozy corner offers a family escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. Its tranquil ambiance makes it an ideal destination for families, kids, and tourists looking for a serene spot to unwind. Let’s take a stroll through this oasis from one end to the other. Read more

Prague is a great place for a vacation with a child. Magical streets, delicious local food, and numerous interesting parks and museums for kids. In this article, I’ll tell you about the best children’s museums in Prague that will leave a lot of positive impressions for the younger (and older) members of the family. As always, I will share ticket prices, a map with information on how to get to each museum, and other useful details. Read more

The youngest of Prague’s islands is Slovanský, which formed over 200 years ago due to river deposits brought by the flood of 1784. Its foundation was reinforced with a stone wall and trees, resulting in a wonderful park beloved by both residents and visitors of the city. In my view, tourists love Slovanský Island in Prague is much more than Střelecký and Dětský islands for its preserved landmarks. Read more

Dětský Island, also known as Children’s Island in Prague, is a delightful destination in Prague, perfect for families seeking a fun and relaxing outing. When my kids heard about this place, they got excited and talked about it all day long. So we finally went there, and while the kids were playing, I took some photos. Read more

The Wallenstein Garden and Palace is an architectural marvel from the early 17th century located in Prague’s Malá Strana district. I had heard from locals about the garden’s beauty and tried to visit it during our last trip to Prague. However, I only managed to do it on the third attempt. My efforts were not wasted and the children and I had a great time strolling around the gorgeous park and feeding the peacocks by hand. Read more

In this article, I’ll tell you where to buy the most delicious Czech desserts in Prague and the favorite children’s treat — ice cream. This secret was revealed to me by locals when we lived in the Czech Republic. Although there aren’t many tourists in Ovocný Světozor, Czechs are carefully hiding this cozy café from foreigners. Read more

The National Museum of Agriculture in Prague is not often visited by tourists. You are more likely to meet groups of Czech students than crowds of curious visitors from abroad. However, the lack of tourist traffic is actually an advantage. The museum’s exhibits show the life, traditions and hobbies of the Czech folk. Everything is displayed in an interactive format, with many interesting items, which makes it far from boring. Read more

The Museum of Public Transport in Prague is a fascinating place for kids and families to explore together. Located in the Střešovice Depot, the museum offers a delightful journey through the history of public transportation in Prague. It’s an ideal destination for a family outing, providing both education and entertainment for visitors of all ages. You can explore it, climb on accessible trams, and read about Prague’s public transport. If you want to wander off the beaten tourist path, be sure to visit this museum. Read more

We had a few days for walks around Prague. Some of these days were spent on children’s attractions. My kids were incredibly happy about this because they were tired of following their mum around the streets. Prague is very beautiful, but the kids appreciate other places, so I made an itinerary to visit locations they would enjoy. Read more

The Karel Zeman Museum in Prague is a magical place that takes visitors on a journey through the imaginative world of Czech filmmaker Karel Zeman. This museum is perfect for kids and families, offering a fun and educational experience. So me and my children were very eager to see its collection. Read more

For our vacation in Prague, we planned both kid-friendly places and standard tourist routes. How could we not, with curious kids in our family? 🙂 This city is really great for kids because it has so many different things to do, but I wanted to see something that wasn’t as well-known to visitors but was still interesting. So I decided to visit the Lego Museum of Bricks with my children. Let’s take a stroll through it together! Read more

In my opinion, the National Technical Museum is one of the best kid-friendly museums in Prague. However, parents enjoy wandering through its many halls just as much as the little ones do. This museum has an amazing collection of artefacts from many different scientific and technological themes. I highly recommend to visit this Prague museum to see its wonders. Here are my helpful tips and information on how to visit this wonderful museum with kids. Read more