Some kids need somewhere to burn off energy every week, not just on weekends. This list gathers the sports clubs and gyms that run sessions for kids, from climbing walls to parkour halls. Use it to find a regular class or a cold-afternoon outlet, and check each listing for ages and how booking works.
The first parkour hall in the Czech Republic, built by parkour athletes themselves in 2016. Tall wooden walls and platforms run around the edges of the 504 m² hall, while boxes, bars and movable obstacles in the middle change daily. A soft foam pit lets kids practice flips onto a safe landing.
Coaches run weekly kids' classes, parent-and-child sessions, birthday parties and holiday day camps.
SmíchOFF is a large indoor climbing center in the old Škoda diesel engine factory, with two roped halls (auto-belays and ready-rigged top ropes) and two bouldering rooms, one graded by color for beginners.
Kids get their own hall, BouldříkOFF, with boulders, auto-belays, routes they can clip, a small traverse in a bunker and tunnels to explore. Gear is for rent, and a short safety briefing comes before the first climb.
A big climbing and movement center by the OC Letňany mall. Kids get their own zone: a gently angled rope wall with Jungle animal holds and auto-belays, a bouldering world with tunnels, ramparts and a slide, and Brloh, a four-level soft-play den with a ball pit and a double slide. The movement hall adds a foam pit, a trampoline and parkour obstacles.
Boulder Bar, now signed as Jungle Holešovice, is a bouldering gym next to Výstaviště: short climbing walls over thick crash mats, so nobody needs a rope or harness. A summer rebuild added new wall profiles. Kids climb alongside an adult, and the bar keeps parents going between turns.
The gym also runs kids' climbing clubs, holiday day camps and birthday parties.
Some kids need somewhere to burn off energy every week, not just on weekends. This list gathers the sports clubs and gyms that run sessions for kids, from climbing walls to parkour halls. Use it to find a regular class or a cold-afternoon outlet, and check each listing for ages and how booking works.
The first parkour hall in the Czech Republic, built by parkour athletes themselves in 2016. Tall wooden walls and platforms run around the edges of the 504 m² hall, while boxes, bars and movable obstacles in the middle change daily. A soft foam pit lets kids practice flips onto a safe landing.
Coaches run weekly kids' classes, parent-and-child sessions, birthday parties and holiday day camps.
SmíchOFF is a large indoor climbing center in the old Škoda diesel engine factory, with two roped halls (auto-belays and ready-rigged top ropes) and two bouldering rooms, one graded by color for beginners.
Kids get their own hall, BouldříkOFF, with boulders, auto-belays, routes they can clip, a small traverse in a bunker and tunnels to explore. Gear is for rent, and a short safety briefing comes before the first climb.
A big climbing and movement center by the OC Letňany mall. Kids get their own zone: a gently angled rope wall with Jungle animal holds and auto-belays, a bouldering world with tunnels, ramparts and a slide, and Brloh, a four-level soft-play den with a ball pit and a double slide. The movement hall adds a foam pit, a trampoline and parkour obstacles.
Boulder Bar, now signed as Jungle Holešovice, is a bouldering gym next to Výstaviště: short climbing walls over thick crash mats, so nobody needs a rope or harness. A summer rebuild added new wall profiles. Kids climb alongside an adult, and the bar keeps parents going between turns.
The gym also runs kids' climbing clubs, holiday day camps and birthday parties.
