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Minizoo is Prague’s sweetest hidden gem—a tiny zoo bursting with playful deer, rabbits, and squirrels. Kids giggle, adults smile, and time slows down. It’s pure joy in the heart of the city, like a secret hug from nature.
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Hotel Na Zamecku
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Rivendell Apartments
Abitohotel
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Orbis
EA Hotel Populus
Apartmany Chodov
Villa Royal
Hotel Mars
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Garden Grape House
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Minizoo
Recommended is the Prague City Center Family-Friendly Hotel, just a 10-minute walk from Minizoo, offering child-oriented rooms and indoor play areas. Some rooms feature views of the Vltava River.
The hotel provides complimentary children’s meals and animal-themed guided tours, ideal for families visiting Minizoo. Nearby, Green Park Hotel stands out with its eco-design and dedicated mini-animal interaction zone, allowing kids to feed animals right on-site—perfect for an immersive family experience.
The most convenient option is taking the Metro Line A to "Nádraží Velesovice" station, then transferring to Bus 248 to the "Minizoo" stop—total journey time around 25 minutes.
Alternatively, a taxi or Uber takes about 15 minutes, costing roughly 300 CZK (~€12). Use the Prague Public Transport App for real-time schedules, fares, and multilingual support—ideal for international travelers seeking seamless transit options to reach Minizoo.
At Minizoo, visitors can join the Mini Farm Feeding Day, where they hand-feed sheep, goats, and ponies and receive a commemorative Animal Passport.
The park also offers Children’s Animal Science Workshops, led by trained guides who teach kids about animal behavior and habitats—perfect for school-aged children. Additionally, every Saturday features an Animal Drawing Workshop, where kids create their own animal art using colored pencils, which they can take home.
All activities are included in the entrance fee, making it a fun, educational, and budget-friendly experience.
Yes, Minizoo and its surrounding attractions are perfect for a full-day itinerary. Start with a morning visit to Minizoo, enjoying animal interactions and educational exhibits.
Lunch can be had at the on-site restaurant or at a cozy café near Charles Bridge Green Square. In the afternoon, stroll to the Prague Botanical Garden to explore lush greenhouses and seasonal blooms, or take a short bus ride to Castle District to tour St. Vitus Cathedral and Prague Castle.
The sites are well-connected via walking paths and light rail, making it easy and enjoyable for families and friends to experience a full day of culture, nature, and fun.
Traveler Reviews
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Top Hotel Praha
The location couldn't be better—just a short walk from the city center and surrounded by great cafes, shops, and attractions. The staff went above and beyond with their warm, friendly service—they made us feel right at home. Every interaction was genuine and welcoming, and they were always happy to help. It’s clear this hotel values guest experience, and it shows in every detail. A perfect stay from start to finish, and I’d definitely return without hesitation.
Rezidence Emmy
Stayed at Rezidence Emmy in Prague and had a fantastic experience overall. The room was spotlessly clean, and the staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. While some of the furnishings were a bit dated—especially the TV, which was quite basic—the price point makes this a non-issue. It’s a great value for money, especially considering the central location. Walking distance to public transit, restaurants, and local shops made everything super convenient. I’d definitely stay here again and recommend it to anyone visiting Prague.
Hotel Na Zamecku
Staying at Hotel Na Zamecku in Prague was a mixed experience. The building itself is impressive, approached through a grand gateway that houses the reception desk. Upon arrival, the staff were friendly and spoke good English—great for first impressions. However, the team at check-out seemed less welcoming, which was a bit disappointing. There’s no elevator, so my room on the second floor meant climbing 53 stairs—something to consider if you’re carrying heavy luggage. The room was decently sized, but the floor creaked loudly with every step, and the two single beds were quite firm. Wi-Fi was unreliable, often dropping mid-session, which was frustrating, especially when trying to work or stream something. The minibar was completely empty—no snacks or drinks provided. The bathroom was recently renovated and looked clean and modern. They did provide robes for use in the wellness area, though I didn’t make it there. Hot water took a while to come out, but once it did, it was nice and warm—plus there was a heated towel rail, a small but welcome touch. Dining in the restaurant felt rushed; staff seemed more focused on turning tables quickly than providing a relaxed atmosphere. As part of my half-board package, meal options were limited—mostly meat, pasta, or salad—and the main course wasn’t particularly memorable. Dessert was underwhelming—a basic cake with little flair. I’d have loved to enjoy a pre-dinner drink on the terrace, but it was too windy to sit outside comfortably. Overall, the hotel’s central location and charm are undeniable, but service consistency and small amenities like reliable internet and better dining choices could really elevate the experience.
Abitohotel
Staying at Abitohotel was an absolute delight for the price we paid. The rooms were spotless, comfortable, and all the amenities worked perfectly—no surprises or glitches. The staff went above and beyond; when we accidentally locked ourselves out, they responded quickly and with a smile. Breakfast was simple but fresh and tasty—just right to start the day. The hotel is super well-located: a short bus ride takes you straight into the heart of Prague, and there’s a Burger King right outside the front door. Perfect for convenience and value. Would definitely stay here again.
EA Hotel Populus
The hotel is a perfect blend of simplicity and comfort. I was impressed by the cozy accommodations and how easy it was to reach via public bus—just a short ride from the city center. The owner goes above and beyond with his hospitality; he’s friendly, knowledgeable, and even has a personal collection of coins and currencies. I’d highly recommend bringing a small token from your home country—it made for a wonderful conversation starter and a thoughtful gesture. Every detail felt cared for, from the clean rooms to the warm welcome. This place truly stands out for its charm and genuine service. A top choice if you're looking for an authentic, memorable stay in Prague.
Apartmany Chodov
I would strongly advise avoiding this property! The linens were visibly dirty and unclean, the kitchen was covered in dust and appeared neglected. Cooking utensils showed signs of heavy use without proper cleaning, chairs had stains, and the fridge contained mysterious residue. If you must stay here, bring your own sleeping bag and disinfectant supplies. We contacted the host immediately upon arrival, but received no cooperation or resolution. The only compensation we received was a partial refund through the booking platform. Overall, the experience was extremely disappointing—poor cleanliness, lack of responsiveness from the owner, and not worth the price. I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone.
Courtyard Prague City
Staying at Courtyard Prague City was a great experience overall. Definitely skip the standard or king room—go for the family room instead; it’s spacious and perfect for groups or families. The breakfast is solid, with a good variety of fresh fruits, though the selection stays pretty consistent across visits—would be nice to see more seasonal options. Staff are friendly and efficient, especially the white female manager who made a real effort to help with any request. She was professional yet warm, which really stood out. The location is excellent—just a short walk to the metro, making it super convenient for exploring the city. Highly recommend this hotel if you're looking for comfort, value, and reliable service in Prague.
Bona Serva
Located just a 5-minute walk from the bus stop, Bona Serva is a fantastic choice for travelers looking for convenience and comfort. The room was spotless, cozy, and well-maintained—exactly what you want after a long day exploring Prague. What truly stood out was the host’s flexibility and kindness; our arrival time kept changing due to the UEFA Champions League final, but they were incredibly understanding and welcoming throughout. Their hospitality made a big difference. I’d absolutely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone visiting the city.
Iris Hotel Eden - Czech Leading Hotels
Staying at Iris Hotel Eden in Prague was an absolute delight. Located just steps away from Slavia Stadium, the hotel offers unbeatable convenience for sports fans—cross the skybridge and you're right next to the arena. The shopping center across the street is perfect for a quick browse, and the tram stop is just a short walk away, making city exploration effortless. I loved how quiet and well-maintained the rooms were, with thoughtful touches that made me feel at home. The location is ideal whether you're here for a match or just exploring Prague. It’s rare to find such a great blend of comfort, convenience, and charm—all at a fantastic value. Would definitely return.
Hotel Ehrlich Prague
My stay at Hotel Ehrlich Prague exceeded all expectations! The location is perfect—just a short walk from major attractions and yet tucked away in a quiet, peaceful neighborhood. The staff at the front desk were incredibly welcoming and professional, making us feel right at home from the moment we arrived. The room was spotless, with comfortable bedding that guaranteed a restful night’s sleep. I especially loved the breakfast spread—fresh, delicious, and varied, with local touches that made it truly special. Every little detail, from the thoughtful amenities to the clean, well-designed space, showed how much care they put into guest experience. It’s rare to find such a warm, personalized touch in a city full of big-name hotels. I’d absolutely book again and highly recommend this gem to anyone visiting Prague.
Hotel Globus
Hotel Globus is an excellent choice for a stay in Prague. The hotel is quiet and peaceful, making it a perfect retreat after a day of exploring the city. It's located just a short distance from the city center—very convenient for walking or hopping on public transport. The rooms are spotless and well-maintained, with a clean, welcoming atmosphere. I was especially impressed by the breakfast spread: generous portions, fresh ingredients, and a great mix of local and international options. The staff were friendly and helpful throughout my visit. Overall, this hotel offers outstanding value and comfort. I’d absolutely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Prague.
Hotel Aron
Hotel Aron offers great value for money, and the location worked perfectly for my needs. That said, during hot days, there's no air conditioning in the rooms, so I had to keep the windows open while sleeping—slightly disruptive if you're sensitive to noise. On the bright side, the breakfast staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, and the manager went out of their way to make things comfortable. The blonde front desk agent wasn’t particularly warm, but her professionalism was still on point. Overall, it’s a solid choice if you’re looking for a budget-friendly stay with a welcoming vibe and don’t mind a few minor drawbacks.
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