Start our adventure with Majaland Praha, a modern amusement park located in Tuchoměřice, just a 20-minute drive from the center of Prague. It's a place that takes the little ones into the magical world of Maja the Bee and her friends. The park offers a range of attractions suited to different age groups, from carousels and gentle coasters for toddlers to thrilling rollercoasters for older children and adults.

Majaland Praha (address: Ke Kopanině 421, 252 67 Tuchoměřice) is open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and ticket prices range from 590 to 790 Czech crowns for children and adults (as of 2024). It's worth booking tickets online to avoid queues, especially during the summer season. There is also an on-site restaurant serving dishes geared toward the little ones.

One of the park's biggest attractions is the water zone, so it's a good idea to bring swimsuits and towels. For parents, there are comfortable lounge areas from which they can watch their kids play. The park is fully accessible for people with disabilities and offers a stroller rental service.

Another fascinating place is DinoPark Liberec Plaza, which takes us back in time to the era of dinosaurs. Located in the Plaza shopping center in Liberec (address: Palachova 1404, 460 90 Liberec), the park is easily accessible by both car and public transportation.

DinoPark is a paradise for young paleontologists and lovers of prehistory. Realistic life-size models of dinosaurs await visitors, some of which are animated and make noises, adding to the experience of visiting. The park also offers educational trails where children can learn more about the lives of these fascinating creatures.

In addition to the dinosaur exhibit, the park also offers a playground, a small 4D cinema showing dinosaur-themed movies and a paleontological dig where children can feel like real explorers. DinoPark is open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. during the summer season (April-October), and ticket prices range from CZK 100 to CZK 140 (as of 2024).

Both Majaland Praha and DinoPark Liberec Plaza offer an unforgettable experience for the whole family. It's worth planning a visit to both places to provide children with a variety of attractions - from a magical world of fairy tales to a fascinating trip back in time to the era of dinosaurs.

Another fascinating place on our list is Permonium - Amusement park with story, located in Oslavany (address: Padochovská 31, 664 12 Oslavany). This is a unique amusement park that combines fun with education, telling the history of mining in the region in an interactive and engaging way.

Permonium is open from April to October, from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm (on weekends and holidays). Ticket prices range from 150 to 250 Czech crowns for children and adults (as of 2024). The park offers a number of attractions that allow children and adults to experience what it was like to work in a mine. One of the main attractions is Magic Permon, an interactive game that guides participants through various tasks and puzzles related to mining.

The park also features an observation tower that offers a beautiful view of the area, a rope park that develops children's physical fitness, and a relaxation zone for parents. It's a good idea to bring comfortable shoes and clothes that can get dirty, especially if you plan to participate in some of the 'mining' activities.

For families with younger children, the BRuNO family park, located in Brno (address: Kigginsova 2, 627 00 Slatina), is ideal. This is one of the largest indoor amusement parks in Central Europe, offering plenty of activities for children of all ages.

BRuNO family park is open daily from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., with ticket prices ranging from CZK 250 to CZK 350 (as of 2024). The park is divided into different themed zones, such as a water zone, a climbing zone, huge play structures, trampolines, slides and much more. For the little ones, there is a special safe zone with soft toys and small slides.

One of the biggest advantages of BRuNO family park is that all attractions are under roof, making it an ideal place to visit regardless of the weather. The park also offers a café and restaurant where parents can relax while watching their children play.

Both Permonium and BRuNO family park are places where education goes hand in hand with fun. At Permonium, children can learn the history of the region and understand how the mines worked, while BRuNO family park develops motor and social skills through a variety of physical activities.

When planning a visit to these parks, be sure to bring non-slip socks (especially in the case of BRuNO family park) and comfortable sportswear. Both places have lockers for personal belongings, so you don't have to worry about storing your luggage while having fun.

These two amusement parks show how diverse family attractions in the Czech Republic can be - from historical education to active fun that develops physical fitness. Each of these places guarantees unforgettable memories and plenty of fun for the whole family.

Our journey through Czech theme parks would not be complete without a visit to the VIDA! science center in Brno (address: Křížkovského 554/12, 603 00 Brno-střed). It's a fascinating place that combines science with fun, allowing children and adults to discover the mysteries of the world through interactive experiments and exhibitions.

VIDA! science center is open Tuesday through Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (on Mondays only for organized groups). Ticket prices range from CZK 130 to CZK 230 for children and adults (as of 2024). The center offers more than 170 interactive exhibits divided into four main thematic areas: Planet, Civilization, Man and Micro World.

One of the biggest attractions of VIDA! is the Science Show - spectacular scientific demonstrations where viewers can see fascinating live experiments. It's worth checking the show schedule before your visit so you don't miss this unique experience.

For the little ones, there is a special Dětské science center zone, where toddlers can safely experiment and explore the world of science. The center also offers thematic workshops that change seasonally, providing opportunities to deepen their knowledge in selected fields.

There is a café on the center's grounds, where you can relax and enjoy a snack between experiments. It's worth planning at least 3-4 hours for a visit to fully enjoy all the attractions.

For families looking to cool off on hot days, the Mamutíkův vodní park, located in the picturesque village of Dolní Morava (address: Velká Morava 46, 561 69 Dolní Morava-Králíky), is ideal. This unique water park combines fun with education, offering a range of attractions inspired by the prehistoric world of mammoths.

The mammoth water park is open seasonally from May to September, from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Ticket prices range from CZK 150 to CZK 250 for children and adults (as of 2024). The park offers a variety of water attractions, such as slides, paddling pools, water playgrounds and unique 'water experiments' that teach children about the properties of water in a fun way.

The park's main attraction is a huge mammoth figure with a slide inside. Children can also play 'paleontologists' by discovering hidden treasures in specially prepared pits.

The park is ideal for families with children of all ages - from toddlers to teenagers. Be sure to bring bathing suits, towels and sunscreen. The park also has a food and beverage area and lounge areas for parents.

Both the VIDA! science center and Mamutíkův vodní park offer unique educational experiences combined with great fun. AT VIDA! children can develop their curiosity about the world and passion for science, while Mamutíkův vodní park allows for active recreation and learning about prehistory in a fun, 'wet' way.

When planning a visit to these places, pay attention to the weather - VIDA! science center is ideal for rainy days, while Mamutíkův vodní park is best visited in sunny weather. In both cases, it is recommended to purchase tickets online to avoid queues, especially during the holiday season.

These two amusement parks perfectly demonstrate how diverse and rich the range of family attractions in the Czech Republic is. From fascinating science experiments to exhilarating splashing in the water, each of these places guarantees an unforgettable experience and plenty of fun for the whole family.