Prague Black Light Mini Golf: 18 Holes & Czech Landmarks
Black Light Mini Golf in Prague's Old Town: 18 Holes of Czech Legends
You get 18 holes of black light mini golf inspired by Prague's landmarks, plus access to additional games like Jenga and Pukec. The venue is steps from Old Town Square in the heart of downtown, open daily from 10am–10pm, and stays open rain or shine. WiFi is included, and you can spend as long as you want playing.
Step-by-step itinerary
Play black light mini golf in Prague
- Arrive near Old Town Square
- Play 18 holes black light mini golf
- Enjoy Prague and Czech landmarks themes
What’s included
Entry to the 18-hole black light mini golf course inspired by Prague landmarks, access to additional games including Jenga, Pukec, and Carooka, and WiFi throughout the venue. The course operates indoors in all weather conditions.
Times
- Every day 13:00
Before you book
Operated by Prague Golf & Games
Prices and times updated 4 days ago
Traveler reviews
The experience
You walk in expecting a standard mini golf setup, and instead the lights cut out. The whole room glows neon. The holes are shaped like Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, the Astronomical Clock. It's disorienting in the best way, and you realize this isn't just something to do between museums. It's its own thing. The venue sits a few steps from Old Town Square, so you're not traveling anywhere to get here, and the 18 holes each reference a different Czech landmark or legend, which means you're learning the city's geography while you're trying to sink a putt.
The black light mini golf course in Prague operates daily (noon to 10pm on weekdays, 10am to 10pm on weekends), so you can slot it in whenever you have an hour or two free. The downtown location means you can walk there from almost anywhere in the Old Town, and public transport stops are nearby if you're coming from farther out. Beyond the main course, there are other games on site: Jenga, Pukec, and Carooka, so if someone in your group gets bored with mini golf, there's something else to pick up. WiFi is available, which is useful if you want to check the time or look up what one of the holes is actually supposed to represent.
The space works in all weather (you're indoors the whole time), so rain or snow doesn't change your plans. Just dress for getting to and from the venue. Children can play if an adult is with them, and if you want to grab a drink, the minimum age is 18. You'll need at least a moderate level of fitness to move around the course and swing, but it's not strenuous. It's more about balance and patience than anything else.
Is this one for you?Good for anyone with an hour or two in Prague's Old Town who wants something different from the usual museum circuit. The downtown location means you don't lose time traveling, and the black light setup makes it feel less like a tourist activity and more like stumbling onto something the city built for itself.
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Top questions
Can children come?
Yes. Ticket types: Youth (16 to 26 years); Child (5 to 15 years); Infant (under 5).
How long does a round of black light mini golf take?
Most people spend 45 minutes to an hour on the 18-hole course, longer if you play the additional games.
What are the opening hours?
Monday to Friday: 12pm–10pm. Saturday and Sunday: 10am–10pm.
Where exactly is the mini golf located?
It's in downtown Prague, just a few steps from Old Town Square, making it easily accessible on foot or by public transport.
What other games are available besides mini golf?
Jenga, Pukec, and Carooka are available at the venue.
Is there parking nearby?
The venue is in the Old Town center with public transport nearby. Street parking in the area is limited. Public transit is the easiest option.
Prague Black Light Mini Golf: 18 Holes & Czech Landmarks
1h 10m
from US$ 16.07 per person
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