Aquapalace Prague is the largest indoor water park in Central Europe. There are 2,821 feet (860 meters) of waterslides, so parents looking for a way to entertain their kids are in luck. Adults can also indulge in a wide variety of body treatments, wellness packages, and relaxation techniques. Most people visit independently while staying in Prague. You can visit for just a couple of hours for a quick pick-me-up, or accommodation facilities at Aquapalace Prague make it easy to spend longer enjoying all the facilities.
Aquapalace Prague is located in the southeast of the city, about a 15-minute drive from the center of Prague. It can be reached by bus, but this is slow and requires changing services. Taking a taxi or private car is most convenient.
Different parts of Aquapalace operate different opening hours, but most of the facility is open from mid-morning until late in the evening, every day of the week. The annual Saunafest held at Aquapalace in the spring is an ideal time to indulge in a sauna and learn more about the popular pastime.
In the warm summer months, you may want to have a swim in the open air, surrounded by nature. The Divoka Sarka outdoor swimming pool is set within a hilly park with trees, streams, and rock formations. There are no waterslides, but it’s a good place to swim laps. The Divoka Sarka Park is located in Prague’s northwest, not too far from the airport.
