You have certainly played mini-golf before. But have you played it inside and in the darkness? Well, not in complete darkness, since there is plenty of UV lighting and fluorescent ... everything. And of course, most of the decoration is kind of Prague-themed.
So when you are tired of sightseeing or when it is too cold or raining outside, why not try this venue... Besides mini-golf, there are tables for foosball or air hockey, and you can get some basic refreshments and drinks.
The location of this hidden attraction (Michalska 12) almost guarantees that it will not be discovered by some casual strolling through the center of Prague. The closest tram stop is "Narodni trida" and from there it is only about 4 minutes on foot.
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The "Ferdinand Vaněk Bench" is dedicated to Václav Havel, the Czech Republic's first president who was also a dissident and writer behind a pseudonym!
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"Villa Pellé" in Prague is a representative hunder-year-old-plus villa that's now a perfect gallery with a nice garden! You can even get married here...
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"Jatka 78" is a new addition in Prague's theatre color pallette: we're talking new circus & theatre of movement! The atmosphere is so welcoming & artistic!
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"Zahrada Na Niti" in Prague is for you if you call your flat an 'urban jungle', talk about yourself as a 'plant mom' and haunt Facebook plant swap groups!
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"Na Břehu Rhôny" is for sure my top choice when it comes to wineries in Prague. Here you form a personal relationship with the wines. Oh, and the quiche!
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Prague is not big on happy hour, but "Ananas Bananas" is a true gem. You can't get a cheaper cocktail from 4pm - 8pm - hence its popularity with students!
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