Prague: Black light mini golf with games in city center

Summary

Mini golf in Prague’s neon glow — with local twists & laughs

You’ll step into a glowing world inspired by Prague’s legends as you play black light mini golf right downtown. Try your luck on 18 quirky holes, then unwind with extra games like Jenga or Pukec alongside locals. It’s playful, unexpected fun — and those neon-lit moments will stick with you long after you leave.

What’s the experience like?

I didn’t expect to find myself swinging a putter under neon lights in the middle of Prague, but here we were — just a few blocks from Old Town Square, ducking into this basement that smelled faintly of popcorn and something sweet I couldn’t place. The walls glowed with wild colors, all these murals of Prague castles and weird little creatures from Czech stories. Our local host, Petr, grinned when he handed us the balls — “Try not to hit the Charles Bridge,” he joked. I missed my first shot anyway.

It’s funny how quickly you forget you’re in the city center; it felt like stepping into someone’s trippy dream of Prague. Every hole had its own odd challenge — one had a tiny model of the Astronomical Clock, another was guarded by some kind of dragon (Petr said it’s from an old legend but I honestly can’t pronounce the name). There was music playing softly, something Czech and upbeat, and every so often you’d hear someone else laughing or groaning at a missed shot. The black light made our shoelaces look radioactive. I still think about that weird effect.

After we finished the 18 holes (I lost, badly), we hung around for a bit playing Jenga and some game called Pukec that Petr tried to explain — it involved flicking disks across a board and I was absolutely terrible at it. There’s WiFi if you want to share your glowing face on Instagram, but honestly it was more fun just watching people try to pronounce “Carooka.” We left with neon smudges on our hands and a bunch of inside jokes. Not what I pictured for a day trip in Prague, but sometimes those are the best bits, you know?

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Black Light Mini Golf in Prague

• Play black light adventure mini golf

Top questions

Where is the black light mini golf located in Prague?

It’s just a few steps from Old Town Square in central Prague.

Are there extra games besides mini golf?

Yes, you can also play Jenga, Pukec, and Carooka after your round.

Is this activity suitable for children?

Yes, but children must be accompanied by an adult.

What are the opening hours?

Monday to Friday from 12pm–10pm; Saturday–Sunday from 10am–10pm.

Is public transportation nearby?

Yes, there are public transportation options close to the venue.

Do I need to bring anything special?

No special equipment needed — just dress comfortably for indoor play.

What’s included

Your ticket covers entry to the black light mini golf course inspired by Prague landmarks and legends, plus access to additional games like Jenga and Pukec. WiFi is available throughout your visit so you can stay connected while having fun downtown.