Popular Energetic, modern, and neon-infused
LEVELS Prague, Národní 63/26, 110 00 Nové Město, Czechia
The venue utilizes projection-mapping technology to transform traditional mini-golf holes into interactive, moving digital environments.
The facility covers over 2,500 square meters of indoor space across a multi-level basement layout.
It is integrated into the Quadrio building, which is famous for the rotating, multi-layered metal bust of Franz Kafka located in the plaza above.
The venue operates an integrated cashless system for all games and bar services.
LEVELS Prague is a large-scale indoor entertainment complex situated in the heart of the city, combining immersive gaming experiences with social leisure. The venue features multiple mini-golf courses with distinct themes, alongside various arcade games and digital simulation activities. It functions as a hybrid social hub incorporating a bar and lounge area suitable for groups and private events. The facility is designed for both casual play and competitive recreation, utilizing projection-mapped technology to enhance the mini-golf experience. It is located within the historic Quadrio shopping center complex, occupying a significant basement footprint. Visitors navigate through various themed zones that integrate light, sound, and interactive obstacles.
The neon-lit mini-golf courses provide high-contrast, visually striking backdrops for social media photography.
Book your mini-golf time slot well in advance online, as weekend evenings frequently sell out.
The venue is located in a basement level; arrive 15 minutes early to navigate the building's internal layout.
Large groups should inquire about private booking zones to avoid long wait times at individual game stations.
Do not attempt to walk in on a weekend evening without a reservation, as the venue is often booked for private parties and corporate events.
Open daily, but private events occasionally lead to restricted public access in specific game zones during peak times.
Casual attire is standard, but closed-toe shoes are recommended for the active gaming areas.
Plan for about 2-3 hours to see the highlights.
The best time to visit is Weekday afternoons to avoid the high-density crowds and wait times associated with Friday and Saturday nights..
The neon-lit mini-golf courses provide high-contrast, visually striking backdrops for social media photography.
Close by you'll find Charles Bridge, Old Town Square, Prague Astronomical Clock.