Prague · ESCAPE ROOMS & VR GAMES
A useful hour when the weather closes in and the group cannot agree on anything else. These 15 are compared on group size, difficulty and whether the game is run in English, all priced per person.
Review of Prague’s UV Glow Golf, an 18-hole underground mini golf game near Old Town Square with games, drinks, and neon fun.
“wholesome vibes ✨️ board games supplied all around, and complimentary glow wrist band 🙂 the decor was fab 👌”
Prague’s Wizard Experience is a one-hour escape game with magic wands, riddles, teamwork, and a convenient Vinohrady location.
“Good, easy escape room. Great for 1st timers or the experienced. My family had a lot of fun. Staff was extremely friendly.”
Zero Latency Prague puts you inside a free-roaming VR game with friends, guided by a helpful crew and a free take-away video.
“Amazing and super professional VR experience! Great space, modern and flawless VR technologies, cool Xmas zombies game, very nice and useful staff Seb and Zora.. and the super cool cherry on the cake is the photo and video report of you having fun you get just after the game! Amazing!!!”
Test your team at Prague’s Apocalypse Zombie 2213 escape game, with clever puzzles, detailed sets, English hosts, and a 60-minute countdown.
“Very well designed, professional set. We had great fun! Verca and Tom were pleasant hosts. We will be back for more games...”
Enter Prague’s Magic School Episode II, solve wand-powered puzzles, and escape the headmaster’s office in a private family-friendly game.
“It was simply amazing. Lots of different and unexpected experiences. Thanks to Šimon, our guide. With his help we finally manage it!”
Review of Prague’s Star Element Escape Game, with puzzles, portals, alien artifacts, English guidance, pricing, tips, and booking advice.
Step into Prague’s past with a small-group VR tour covering Old Town, Charles Bridge, Josefov, and key moments in Czech history.
“Doors were locked and no one showed up. Did not receive any messages from the operator, and no one replied when I sent a message.”
Review of Moriarty’s Phantom Trap in Prague, a private, spooky escape game with clever puzzles, live effects, and a 60-minute limit.
“Very nice staff, they made it even more enjoyable. The game was really nicely done, everything was quite easy to understand (meaning as understand the clues). We did it in 58 minutes which didn't even felt like it. I think it's great to do with friends or family (I would not take very young children tho). The effects were great. Over all 10/10 experience.”
Review of Prague’s black light mini golf, with 18 holes, Prague art, extra games, two free drinks, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“Great activity. Really fun & amazing value for money. Staff really friendly. Highly recommend this when visiting Prague”
Walk Prague through seven centuries of history, then see the past through VR at six real city locations for $33.
“Brilliant. Having done tours in many countries across Europe this one was without doubt the best we have ever done. Not only was the staging and scenery beautiful but the enthusiasm, knowledge and passion our guide Gaby delivered each narrative with was what made this so outstanding. She also expanded the tour by including information about other objects/statues etc we saw on the tour. Me, my wife and the children loved it!!”
Play 18 Prague-themed black light mini golf holes near Old Town Square, with extra games, WiFi, and food and drinks for purchase.
“Nice experience if you do not have this in your country.”
Review of the Bohemian and Saxon Switzerland day trip from Prague, with Bastei Bridge, Pravcicka Gate, Tisa Rocks, hiking tips, lunch, and value.
“This was a great day trip out of Prague! The tour was well organized and they took care of everything right down to the bathrooms. Lunch was good & they accommodated vegetarians. In winter it unfortunately skips Pravčická Gate and the Boat Ride, but it’s nice to not have to deal with crowds this time of year and the Tisa Rocks Labyrinth hike in the snow was a nice alternative (could be slippery and may be challenging for seniors). Other members of the tour were friendly, and it was a manageable size of all ages. We got to Prague efficiently before dinner time. Unfortunately, the advertised Wi-Fi network didn’t work…”
See Prague’s past through VR, from Old Town Square to the Dancing House, on a small-group walking tour with guide Marco.
“We loved it! My sister and I were looking for different way to experiance Prague and we came across VR Guide me. It was very interesting and Marco showed us places and talk about different historical events than usual "Old Town" guides. Marco was a kind, professional and patience describing and translating for our multi language group tour. Definitely recommend VR Tour!”
Review of Zero Latency Prague, a wireless VR arena with seven games, 360-degree movement, team play, pricing, tips, and FAQs.
“Quite extreme and super exciting. Perfect for a group of 4-8 people. Enjoyable, yet for some might be tiring. It is worth it”
Review of Prague bubble football in the city center, with game options, safety details, price, meeting tips, and advice on who should book.
Pick a hill, a cellar or a stretch of river.
