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Visit Central Europe's premier water park and wellness oasis, Aquapalace Prague. Dive into thrilling water slides, unwind in the wave pool, explore the sauna world, enjoy fitness facilities, and discover family-friendly zones for endless aquatic fun and relaxation!
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Slide 1 of 6, Colorful water slides at Aquapalace Water World in Prague.
Colorful water slides at Aquapalace Water World in Prague.
Visitors enjoying a water slide at Aquapalace Water World, Prague.
Child enjoying a water slide at Aquapalace Water World.
Water slides winding through greenery at Aquapalace Water World, Prague.
Interior view of pools at Aquapalace Water World with seating and palm trees.
Aerial view of Aquapalace Water World with pools and water slides in Prague.
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  • Dive into an unforgettable aquatic adventure at Aquapalace Prague, one of the largest water parks in Central Europe.

  • Explore 4 exciting zones! Test your courage at the SPG Palace of Adventures with thrilling slides, or unwind at the Outdoor Zone's heated pools.

  • Discover a pirate shipwreck at the Treasure Palace, or chill out at the hot tub in the Palace of Relaxation.

  • You can also visit Aquapalace's wellness center, which offers a variety of soothing massages and beauty treatments.

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  • Dive into an unforgettable aquatic adventure at Aquapalace Prague, one of the largest water parks in Central Europe.

  • Explore 4 exciting zones! Test your courage at the SPG Palace of Adventures with thrilling slides, or unwind at the Outdoor Zone's heated pools.

  • Discover a pirate shipwreck at the Treasure Palace, or chill out at the hot tub in the Palace of Relaxation.

  • You can also visit Aquapalace's wellness center, which offers a variety of soothing massages and beauty treatments.

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€56

Pro tips to help you make a pick

Book online if you can. Pre-booked tickets can reduce or remove the ticket-purchase queue, but they do not skip the entrance turnstiles, changing rooms, or slide lines.

Choose a 3-hour or 5-hour Water World ticket only if you can keep strict time. The wristband tracks your stay, and overtime fees are added at exit, so set an alarm 20-30 minutes before your cutoff.

If you are coming from central Prague, allow about 40-60 minutes each way by metro C and bus. For that commute, a full-day Water World ticket is usually better value than a short time band.

Check whether you want Water World only, Sauna World only, or a combined ticket. Sauna World is a separate zone, and spa treatments are extra rather than part of standard water-park admission.

Look for family tariffs, evening tickets, and seasonal promotions on your travel date. These usually change the price or time window, not the core Water World attractions.

Hotel packages are worth comparing if you want a 1-3 night stay. Aquapalace Hotel packages can include multi-day Water World access and direct internal entry to the complex.

Standard entry is self-guided; no audio guide or guided tour component is listed with regular tickets. Before paying, check whether your ticket includes only zone access or also any hotel-package extras.

Recheck opening hours and maintenance updates in the same week you visit. Outdoor areas are seasonal, and specific slides or saunas may be temporarily closed.

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About Aquapalace Prague

Aquapalace Prague combines three themed water palaces with a separate Sauna World, spa services, and direct access from Aquapalace Hotel. Inside Water World, visitors move between the Palace of Waves, Palace of Treasure, and Palace of Relaxation rather than a single pool hall. That layout suits slide-focused groups, families with younger children, and adults planning sauna time.

Did you know?

Water World is divided into named zones rather than one big pool hall: Palace of Waves, Palace of Treasure, and Palace of Relaxation.

The electronic wristband works as both your locker key and your on-site payment method, with charges settled when you leave.

Time-limited tickets are tracked by the wristband after the turnstiles, which is why even short overstays can trigger extra charges at exit.

Beyond slides and leisure pools, the complex also includes a diving pool and training facilities used by clubs and courses.

Aquapalace Hotel connects to the water park by an internal corridor, so hotel guests can go from their rooms to the pools without going outdoors.

Why visit Aquapalace Prague?

Largest water park in Central Europe

Official site and CzechTourism promote Aquapalace Prague as the largest water park in Central Europe. The complex combines year-round indoor halls with seasonal outdoor areas, so it works as a weather-proof half-day or full-day stop near Prague.

Three Water World palaces, three moods

Water World is organized into the Palace of Waves, Palace of Treasure, and Palace of Relaxation. Instead of one pool hall, you move between action slides, wave-based play, and calmer pools or whirlpools without leaving the complex.

Wave pool and lazy river year-round

The central water attractions include a wave pool and a lazy river that operate year-round, which matters in colder months or rainy weather. Families and casual swimmers can spend long stretches here even without focusing on the bigger slides.

Underwater tunnel beside aquarium windows

The underwater tunnel and aquarium section add a feature you do not usually find in a city water park. As you swim through or beside the aquarium windows, the route becomes part pool experience and part fish-viewing stop.

Separate Sauna World with infusion rituals

Sauna World is sold separately or as part of a combined ticket, giving adults an alternative to the noisier slides. It includes multiple themed saunas, steam rooms, relaxation areas, and scheduled infusion rituals, with posted etiquette that often includes towel-only or textile-free rules.

Plan your visit

Main Aquapalace Entrance

Facing the main parking lots and retail area at Aquapalace Praha, Prazska 138, Čestlice, this is the standard entrance for most day visitors. Online tickets and vouchers are processed here, with barcodes or QR codes scanned at electronic turnstiles before the locker and changing areas; some vouchers and on-site purchases first need the ticket desk. Bags may be visually checked before entry. Queues are usually light on weekday mornings and longer at the ticket counters and turnstiles on weekends and holidays. The route is step-free from parking, with automatic doors, a large lobby, and lifts to the changing areas.

Aquapalace Hotel Internal Access

This internal corridor connects Aquapalace Hotel Prague directly to Water World and is meant for hotel guests using package access. It avoids the external approach from the car park, although guests still pass through turnstiles and the changing areas with their wristbands. Waiting is usually minimal, with occasional delays only at peak-time turnstiles. The route is step-free via hotel lifts, which makes it suitable for wheelchairs and strollers. Use this entrance if you are staying on site and want the quickest route from your room to the pools.

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