This place was brilliant! Loads for the kids to do, loads for them to learn, and they'll never want to leave. One of the best bits for me was the barefoot woodland walk. It may sound a bit lame, but believe me it was great fun! Trying out the archery was great fun for all ages. It only cost 10p per arrow that you shoot (1 smiley) There were only 2 strange things about this place 1, the on-site currency called "smilies". You need to buy these either at the entrance, or by the pub, they only cost 10 crowns per smiley coin and you can return unused coins when you leave. 2, it's in the middle of nowhere! Don't trust the GPS if you just head for the park, it'll try and take you down tiny farm tracks and say "you've arrived" when you're in the middle of a field. You'll need to go to the village then follow the signs to the park. We'll be heading back next summer for sure! Edit. We've been back every holiday since. Even with 2 teenagers. Still recommended!

A great place to take younger children. The Google map entry says 'theme park'. It is a lovely park with a theme, but not a 'theme park' in the western sense of the word. It's a lovely outdoor park where there are some buildings which are recreations of a settlement from many years ago. There were many activities for children to do. A maze, stone puzzles, an archaeological dig, pottery, wool bracelet making, archery, kite making, etc, etc, There's also a little water park and a walk where you're encouraged to rake your shoes off. Czechs seem to love walking barefoot! There's a reasonable entrance fee (110 Kč) and you can but 'silver coins' to pay for the activities. The activities cost 10, 20 or 30 Kč - all very reasonable. Here's a tip, buy loads of silver coins when you pay for your entrance ticket. That way you won't run out or have to go back to buy more and they buy back unused coins. There's also a little 'hospoda' or pub serving drinks, snacks and some more substantial good.

Sehr schöner Mittelalterpark mit Lehmhütten und tollen Vorführungen. Für Kinder wird viel geboten. Ein Abstecher dorthin lohnt sich auf jeden Fall. Schönes Freilichtmuseum. Ein Imbiss ist vor Ort vorhanden mit verschiedenen Gerichten. Der Parkplatz ist gebührenfrei und der Eintritt kann mit Karte bezahlt werden. Lageplan und Beschreibung ist in tschechisch und Englisch erhältlich!

Very strange mix of 100 year old houses with 2000+ year old paganism...but a wonderful barefoot walk over 20? Different surfaces (that makes you appreciate shoes!!) and all wood Czech play area for children.....order the duck combo platter at the onsite restaurant!!

Beautiful and unique. Great people and great experience. There is also great track about 500m "without shoes" which contains various natural materials you can walk on. Some are pretty good acupressure. You can walk also in stream with sand. There is good small restaurant where you can enjoy traditional old fashion meals. Exhibition of historical very old village and traditional works was guided people who really loved what they were doing. All this being enjoyed with two children 1 and 4 years old. We will definitely come back some day. Thanks for great 6 hours!

Great for taking a half to full day trip out of the city and into the outdoors where Zemeraj (Earth Heaven) awaits in a village where a large estate is dedicated to seeing Celtic like lifestyle in nature and straw hut structures. Theres even a barefoot trail that will keep you entertained!(just an hour out of Prague.)

Great family friendly experience. Especially the bare foot walk is amazing. Too bad there are no provisions for foreign visitors. Everything is in Czech. That makes it especially hard to order food for lunch.

The best and biggest barefoot walkway what I ever seen. Really worth a visit. ;)

Love this place!!! Unique & original. We liberally spend here the whole day and still didnt get through everything.

Sehr schöner Park mit viel Abwechslung und netten Leuten. Wir waren an einem regnerischenn und kälteren Tag dort und eigentlich ganz alleine.