If your kids like playing with LEGO then they will absolutely love LEGOLAND Deutschland. This amazing theme park is located near the German city of Gunzburg in Bavaria (between Munich and Stuttgart), and if you’re driving from Prague, it will take you just about 3 ½ -4 hours to get there.
We have wonderful news to share. Our dear friend and one of http://www.kidsinprague.com team members Larissa delivered a gorgeous baby-boy on 26th May. The little Angel has been named Ari. We have been anxiously waiting for his arrival not only to see what he looks like but also to learn the name that Larissa and her husband David kept secret. What they couldn’t keep a secret was the fact that it was going to be a little boy, Larissa looked so great and radiant - which according to a old saying means - an XY representative is on his way.
We were absolutely thrilled to be visiting this shining new Aquapark, that is the biggest in Central Europe. You will find it on the edge of Prague in the big commercial zone of Pruhonice-Cestlice next to the D1 Brno freeway.Here are some hotest NEWS: BBQ Party on June, 26th at 17:00,
Is there a parent who hasn’t seen: ‘The Land before Time’ cartoon? We have all been there. Now it’s time to show your kids the real thing and the life-sized dinosaurs in Dino World Plzen are a great educational way to do so. It has a few playgrounds, a Zip-Line and a 3D cinema as well and it is great fun for the whole family!
Are you looking for children’s swimming classes taught by professionals in English? How about combining it with a short vacation to the beautiful Czech mountains? Family Centre Andilek is hosting an all ages, all nations, English speaking holiday program at kid friendly, newly reconstructed Hotel U nas in the picturesque Czech mountain town of Jablonec nad Nesou.
Prague 5 families have their Cirkus Cafe and now families that live on the other side of the river are just as spoilt with the newly opened Kafe Kakao for kids. Our KIP team happened to come across this venue by chance as the owners were setting up, so we were keen to come back and try it for ourselves once they were officially open for business.
Just because you have kids does not mean that you cannot take part in Prague’s very rich cultural and artistic scene. Now in its 8th year, the Prague Fringe Festival will entertain you with an impressive array of shows from around the globe featuring music, comedy, dance and the spoken word. As a frequent visitor to this festival I can guarantee that you will come across the exotic, strange and the bizarre and that you will be entertained, moved and amused. Staged over 9 nights in beautiful, balmy May, the festival offers 34 shows with a total of 190 performances in 7 easy-to-reach venues across historical Mala Strana.
Ok so how to describe this latest find? I’d say this is probably the best man-made outdoor area I’ve ever come across. Brilliant, outdoor facilities are on offer for teenagers, adults and kids in a lovely landscaped environment tucked away from busy roads, but close enough to Prague’s efficient public transport links. Keep in mind that every Wednesday over July and August there will be themed entertainment for kids eg. clown, pirate, bob the builder (den s borkem stavitelem) and olympic days, further details are here (in Czech).
Yes. This is mine. Permanent, I know. For some this can be a bit shocking but for some Moms who fancy small or large decoration on their body based on my own experience I have the perfect tip. Safe, English speaking and located close to Andel with several International awards for design meet Voky - Jiri Vokalek is his full name.
Strolling through Prague’s Botanic Gardens (Botanicka zahrada) is a balsam for the nerves, and since the scenery changes with each new season, there is always something new to look at and admire. My friend and I came here with our 2 under 4-year-olds in early spring, just when everything was starting to bloom, and it was just amazing to be able to see literally thousands of butterflies come to life in the ‘Fata Morgana’ Greenhouse too. Most kids will just run around and enjoy the wide open spaces eventhough there is no designated playarea for them as such.
