Sports Complexes in Prague

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Sports Complexes in Prague

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  • Carlos I
    14 contributions
    The problem of the big cities is that the rivers are dirty. This is a location near river so you can go to the beach but no go to the water. but place is nice
    Written January 11, 2020
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  • Bastien
    Saint-Romain-au-Mont-d'Or, France40 contributions
    Great pools, I went during a really hot day with certainly half of Prague but the pool handled it correctly, there was still place to lay on the grass, to swim in the pool etc.
    The complex was really clean.
    One thing tough, no one from the staff seems to be able to speak English. There were still helpful but it was complicated.
    Written August 1, 2017
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  • Stuart C
    2 contributions
    i am an avid football fan, and this was my greatest experience of the beautiful game since the 1970,s. the fans are passionate, proud and vocal but above all they will welcome you to join in and enjoy. The unique ground [Dolicek} and the supporters create the best atmosphere possible.Forget Old trafford, the bernabau ,or the nou camp, where i have watched games, they will never compare to what can be found here.The result was the only disappointment but anyone who visits will come away with a smile on their face and will be an adopted Bohemian.
    Written March 18, 2017
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  • Roni B
    4 contributions
    We both are in our 30s and had a great time. Really fun and also kind of a workout! The location is pretty sketchy and hidden but once you find it it’s really just a cool and silly way to spend your time.
    Written January 16, 2018
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  • Neil K
    Liverpool, UK617,142 contributions
    Although not the biggest football fan in the world I do love visiting the stadiums of whatever city I'm in ,FK Viktoria Zizkov is one stadium I always view on any holiday to Prague I take.
    A good old fashioned football stadium ,bags of character ,it's located in the working class district of the city namely Zizkov ,my twin brother Stephen and I were in Prague for a ten day holiday in the run up to the Christmas period ,we decided to have a full day out in Zizkov and passed the stadium as the snow was falling heavily ,looked very cool indeed ,it's a stadium easy to locate along Seifertova and well worth checking out if you're in the Zizkov District.
    Written April 30, 2023
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  • Libor79
    Prague, Czech Republic128 contributions
    This Squash arena is fairly new and modern building and features five squash/table tennis courts, sports shop and cafeteria. The staff is pleasant and helpful and the whole place is kept clean, especially the showers and dressing area. Prices for the court are reasonable, off peak 1 hour session costs around 190 CZK, 7€ and if you don't have your own racquet, you can hire one for 50CZK. Although it is not in the centre, there is good bus service ( stop is called Lhotka) from Kacerov metro, that takes 10 mins. There is small parking area for the guests, but there seems to be plenty of free places on the streets around.
    Written January 22, 2016
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  • kazandmillieb
    Wollongong, Australia121 contributions
    We have been in Prague for 8 days, and in order to mix up the history stuff, we have also been sampling the water parks. We went to this one yesterday by public transport. When we got off the tram, we had to walk about 700 metres up hill. That was fine, but I felt like we had landed in the ghetto, and I was a bit worried we were about to get robbed. They only take cash, which is annoying. Luckily I had thrown 200 crowns in my bag at the last minute, otherwise the 40 minute long journey would have been in vein! They only had one slide working. The whirlpool was very crowded and a few families thought that was a good opportunity to chase each other through the crowds. Weird, and annoying. It was ok- but I wouldn’t hurry back.
    Written May 8, 2018
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  • Nhung
    Pristina, Kosovo1 contribution
    I'm so happy that I found some place here in Prague to keep practising yoga. This yoga studio is so nice and calm. Teachers are really professional, classes are in English and very nice receptionist, as well. I definitely recomend this one, especially you don't want to miss your yoga during travels. .., espesially when you don't want to...
    Written April 18, 2023
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  • Petra
    Prague, Czech Republic12 contributions
    I have been going to HASA stadion quite recently these past few months.
    Usually I went skating during the morning public hours. However even this time isn’t perfectly accommodated for the public, HASA doesn’t allow an outsider to use the changing rooms so you need to change in to your skating clothes at the toilet.
    Written January 21, 2020
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  • Pete W
    Abingdon, UK51 contributions
    On a hot summer's day, I would definitely recommend a day trip out of the city to Divoka Sarka and in particular to this outdoor swimming pool.
    The tram ride is about 20 mins out of Prague and then, if going direct to the pool, it's about a 1km walk along a wide tarmac path through some very pleasant scenery alongside a stream (and with a fair few benches to stop for a snack/lunch along the way). The children are now all old enough to walk, but other families seemed to be having no problem with buggies for younger children, so it's more accessible than it might seem.
    Once there, the pool is nestled in the valley and surrounded by a good amount of green space, including a mix of sun and shade. The staff understood enough English to sell us the right tickets, which were good value for a family of four, especially given you could spend all day here. Hiring a private cabin to change and keep bags and belongings safe was definitely worth it too. The water was admittedly cold (think of it as character-building!), but it wasn't too long before we acclimatised and the children were enjoying plunging into the pool from the small slide.
    The place was busy enough to have some atmosphere, but not in danger of feeling overcrowded.
    There was also a cafe on site - we only made use of it for some welcome (and not over-priced) ice creams to enjoy as we made our way back to the tram.
    Written September 2, 2019
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