Beneath Prague’s striking Žižkov Television Tower, Golf Mimimini offers a simple pleasure with an unusual backdrop: a round of mini golf in the middle of the city. You get 18 holes, equipment, and a chance to trade sightseeing for a little friendly competition.
I like two things here: the tower makes the setting unmistakably Prague, and the course is pitched for all ages and skill levels, so a mixed group can play together without anyone needing golf experience. At a starting price of $5.79, it is also an affordable way to add a playful hour to a city visit.
One consideration: this is an outdoor-style leisure activity, not a guided tour or a deep look at the tower. The venue is not wheelchair-accessible, and you should bring cash for the refundable CZK 50 deposit per ball.
- Key points before you book
- A round of golf under Prague’s TV tower
- What happens when you arrive
- Why the tower makes the game more memorable
- Who will enjoy these 18 holes
- How the price compares with the experience
- Timing, practical details, and access
- Is Golf Mimimini worth booking?
- FAQ
- Where is Golf Mimimini?
- How many holes are included?
- What equipment is provided?
- What is the ball deposit?
- What are the opening hours?
- Is the activity suitable for beginners?
- Is the course wheelchair-accessible?
- Do children and infants need to be included when booking?
- Can I cancel for a refund?
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Key points before you book
- Play beneath the Žižkov Television Tower: The landmark gives an ordinary mini-golf round a distinctly Prague setting.
- One ticket covers 18 holes: A club, ball, scorecard, and pencil are included.
- The game suits mixed groups: Beginners, experienced players, families, classmates, and colleagues can all take part.
- It runs year-round: Golf Mimimini is listed as open daily from 11:00 to 20:00, though hours and closure dates can change.
- Budget for the ball deposit: Bring cash for a refundable CZK 50 deposit per ball.
- Check access before you go: The activity is not wheelchair-accessible, and children and infants must be included in the booking headcount.
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A round of golf under Prague’s TV tower
Žižkov Television Tower is one of Prague’s most recognizable modern landmarks. At its base, Golf Mimimini offers a different way to spend time around it: pick up a club and take on an 18-hole miniature course. The setting is the main novelty. Instead of simply looking up at the tower from a nearby street, you can make the landmark the backdrop to a game.
This is a self-directed activity. You are not signing up for a guided visit or a lesson; the point is to play at your own pace, keep score, and enjoy a change of rhythm from museums and city walks. The course is described as suitable for beginners and experienced golfers alike, which makes it an easy choice when your group has different ages or levels of sporting confidence.
The available information does not describe the layout of individual holes, so I would not book expecting a specific obstacle, a particular level of challenge, or a set play time. Think of it as a relaxed 18-hole outing, with the appeal coming from the game, the company, and the setting.
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What happens when you arrive
The meeting point is Golf Mimimini at Mahlerovy sady 1, 130 00 Praha 3-Žižkov. Check in there and collect your equipment: a club, ball, scorecard, and pencil. Then you have one round of 18 holes to play.
That straightforward arrangement is useful if you want a low-fuss activity. There is no need to bring your own golf gear or arrange a separate activity leader. The scorecard gives your group a way to keep track, but you can treat the game casually if competition is not your thing. Aim for a good score, or simply take turns and enjoy the outing.
A CZK 50 refundable deposit is charged per ball, and cash is listed as something to bring. Keep that small extra cost in mind when comparing the ticket price. It is a deposit, not part of the advertised starting price, and you should plan to have the amount available at the venue.
The ticket covers one round only. If you are deciding how to fit it into your day, allow enough room to play all 18 holes, but note that no official duration is provided. Your pace and group size will affect how long the game takes.
Why the tower makes the game more memorable
Mini golf is easy to find in many places. The reason to choose this one is its location beneath the Žižkov Television Tower, a landmark that gives the activity a strong sense of place. The course is described as an urban green oasis, blending a leisure stop with views of the city and the tower.
That setting makes the game a good counterpoint to Prague’s more traditional sights. You are not spending the hour reading plaques or following a set route. Instead, you get a light, social activity in a part of the city with a very different look and feel. If your group needs a break from a packed sightseeing schedule, a round here can be a welcome pause.
The views are part of the appeal, but they should not be mistaken for a dedicated tower visit. The ticket includes admission to the mini-golf course, not a stated visit to the tower itself. Book this for the game and its setting, rather than expecting access to other tower attractions.
Who will enjoy these 18 holes
This is a natural fit for families who want an activity that gives children and adults something to do together. The course is described as suitable for golfers of all ages and experience levels, and the one available customer comment calls it fun for all ages. That is a small amount of feedback, not a broad measure of every group’s experience, but it matches the activity’s family-friendly design.
It can also work well for classmates or colleagues looking for a casual competition. Mini golf is social without demanding much preparation, and the scorecard gives a group an easy way to add a little rivalry. You do not need to be a golfer to take part, and experienced players can still enjoy trying to post the lowest score.
For couples or solo visitors, the value depends on how much you enjoy casual games. If you are eager to spend your time on major monuments, galleries, or a guided history tour, this may not be a priority. If you want a short, playful break with a landmark view, it offers something different from the usual sightseeing routine.
Children and infants must be included in the passenger headcount when booking. Participants aged 65 and over are charged a senior rate, so check the applicable ticket option for your group before paying.
How the price compares with the experience
The join-in experience starts at US$5.79. For that price, the ticket includes course admission, one 18-hole round, and the basic equipment you need: a club, ball, scorecard, and pencil. That is good value if you want a modest, self-contained activity rather than a longer paid attraction.
The cost is especially easy to justify for a group that wants a shared activity without committing to a full tour. There is no listed guide or add-on experience to pay for, and the core of the visit is clear: collect your kit and play. The experience is simple, but the tower setting gives it more character than a round at an anonymous course.
Remember the separate refundable CZK 50 deposit per ball. The price shown is a starting price, so your final cost can depend on the ticket option and participant rates. The available details do not specify how long a round takes, which makes it difficult to compare the price by the hour. I would judge it instead as an affordable, flexible break that adds a game and a distinctive location to your day.
Timing, practical details, and access
Golf Mimimini is listed as open Monday through Sunday from 11:00 to 20:00. Opening hours and closure dates can change, so check the latest schedule before setting out. The voucher is valid only for the date you select, and for the chosen time if one applies.
Present your mobile voucher at the venue and collect your equipment at check-in. Bring cash for the ball deposit. The activity is not wheelchair-accessible, so it is important to consider that before booking if anyone in your group needs step-free access or wheelchair access.
The cancellation terms allow a 100 percent refund for cancellations made at least 12 hours before the selected activity date. Refund requests go through Klook customer service. If you do not receive booking confirmation within minutes, contact customer support.
Is Golf Mimimini worth booking?
Book it if you want an affordable, easygoing activity that suits a mixed-age group and gives you a memorable setting beneath one of Prague’s best-known modern landmarks. The 18-hole format, included equipment, and year-round schedule make it a practical addition to a day when you want something more active than another walk.
Skip it if you are looking for a guided tower visit, a detailed history experience, or an activity with confirmed wheelchair access. Also check the hours before you go, and bring cash for the refundable ball deposit. For families, classmates, or colleagues who enjoy a bit of friendly competition, this is a cheerful way to spend time in Žižkov.
Mini Golf Experience at Zizkov TV Tower Ticket
FAQ
Where is Golf Mimimini?
It is at Mahlerovy sady 1, 130 00 Praha 3-Žižkov, Czechia, beneath Žižkov Television Tower.
How many holes are included?
The ticket includes one round of 18-hole miniature golf.
What equipment is provided?
Your ticket includes a club, ball, scorecard, and pencil. Collect the equipment when you check in.
What is the ball deposit?
A refundable deposit of CZK 50 is required per ball. Cash is listed as something to bring.
What are the opening hours?
Golf Mimimini is listed as open Monday through Sunday from 11:00 to 20:00. Hours and closure dates may change, so check before visiting.
Is the activity suitable for beginners?
Yes. The course is described as suitable for beginners and experienced golfers alike.
Is the course wheelchair-accessible?
No. The activity is listed as not wheelchair-accessible.
Do children and infants need to be included when booking?
Yes. Infants and children must be included in the passenger headcount. Participants aged 65 and over are charged a senior rate.
Can I cancel for a refund?
A 100 percent refund is available for cancellations made at least 12 hours before the selected activity date. Contact Klook customer service to request a refund.
