Prague with a baby or toddler (0-2)
With a baby, Prague is mostly about picking the right transport. Trams and buses take strollers free, tram 22 saves you the castle hill, and a river cruise gives everyone an hour sitting down. The zoo lends strollers and the National Museum has changing tables in every toilet.
Tips by age · 0-2
- Take tram 22 to Pražský hrad for the castle. The Old and New Castle Stairs are long staircases.
- The Old Town Hall tower has a lift and a barrier-free entrance from Mikulášská Street, so a baby can come up too.
- For a calm feed in the centre, the MiniHood café on floor +2 of Palladium has a private nursing corner.
What works at 0-2
9 activities
Boat tripVltava River Cruise
free under 3Fifty minutes on the river with a toilet, a bar and a heated cabin. The easiest hour with a baby.
AquariumMořský svět (Sea World)
child from Kč 280A small marine aquarium at the Výstaviště exhibition grounds. An easy hour with babies and toddlers.
ZooPrague Zoo
child from Kč 250A full-day zoo on a hillside in Troja, with free stroller and cart loans and a chairlift between levels.
Tower and viewpointOld Town Hall Tower and Astronomical Clock
child from Kč 230Watch the clock for free on the hour, then take the lift up the tower for the view over Old Town Square.
Free landmarkCharles Bridge
No ticket neededHalf a kilometre of statues and river views, free at any hour. Go early or go at dusk.
Technical museumNational Technical Museum
child from Kč 80A big museum of machines on Letná, CZK 80 for children and free under 6. Closed on Mondays.
Model railwayKingdom of Railways
child from Kč 390A huge model railway in Smíchov with play corners and tram, train and bus simulators. Open daily.
MuseumNational Museum
free under 15Free for under-15s, lifts and changing tables throughout, and a Children's Museum from age 4.
Water parkAquapalace Praha
child from Kč 749A big indoor water park just outside the city with 24 slides, a wave pool and a warm toddler pool.
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Playgrounds worth the detour
For the hour when nobody wants another sight.
- Children's Island (Dětský ostrov)SmíchovA river island in Smíchov with a children's playground and sports areas for all ages, reached by a footbridge and open until 8:30 pm in summer.Map
- Franciscan GardenNew Town · FencedA quiet garden between Wenceslas Square and Jungmannovo náměstí with a playground closed off behind a wall, best for toddlers and under-sixes.Map
- Letná ParkLetná · ToiletsA hilltop park with a children's playground, a carousel dating from 1894 and toilets, next to the National Technical Museum.Map
- StromovkaBubeneč · ToiletsA 95-hectare park in Bubeneč with several playgrounds, ponds, picnic spots and toilets, good for every age and for running off energy.Map
- Riegrovy sadyVinohrady · ToiletsAn 11-hectare park in Vinohrady with a playground, toilets, refreshments and wide lawns for school-age children to run on.Map
Where to change a baby
Places in the centre with a documented changing or nursing room.
- Palladium shopping centreNew Town (Náměstí Republiky) · Changing tableChanging tables are in a dedicated room next to the toilets on floors +2 and -2, and their use has been paid since April 2025.Map
- MiniHood café, PalladiumNew Town (Náměstí Republiky) · Nursing roomA café on floor +2 with a private nursing corner, children's toilets and a toddler play area, where play is charged per child per 30 minutes.Map
- National MuseumNew Town (Wenceslas Square) · Changing tableChanging tables are in the toilets of both museum buildings, including the men's; under-15s enter free and adults pay CZK 360.Map
3 days in Prague with kids
Getting around
- Child fare
- Free under 15. Photo ID needed from age 10
- Adult tickets
- CZK 39 for 30 min, CZK 50 for 90 min, CZK 150 for 24 h
- Stroller fare
- Free with a child in it
- Step-free metro
- 48 of 61 stations are barrier-free
- Buses and trams
- All buses low-floor. Low-floor trams on every day line