Aquacentrum Šutka

This is the best swimming pool in Prague for people who want to do proper swimming and not just bathing.
They have 6 lanes and I think 3 or 4 are reserved only for swimmers and divided into slow medium and fast track. I really appreciate it. Its clean and the water temperature is good maybe a bit too warm but that's okay.

Unfortunately the people at the entrance dont speak a single word of English... Its really complicated... Nevertheless a really good place for your workout.

Came after 20:00. Aquapark almost empty, so that was lovely. Timed waterslide, had fun on that. Just one thing i hate there is that when you have ZTP/P you have to go through wheelchair gates and you can't use the usual gates... but that's detail.

The aqua center is a great place to relax with family, a lot of options to try: sauna, 50m pool, child pool, 2 tubes, artificial river, waves, sunbathing, cafe.
I like it place and recommend to visit.

Great pool with loads to do. Our 4 and 7 Yr old loved it. You get a token on your wrist to pay for things. They are strict on time, all computerised. As we were 2 minutes late we had to pay a small amount so we could exit.

Wow. Great place to get some exercise or relax.. family time with kiddies.. but I'd bring my own food. ;) 2 saunas, a steam bath, lap pool, whirlpool, multiple slides and other fun stuff.

But if you're like Adam or Eve after a bite of forbidden fruit.. then you may want to steer clear of the sauna/steam rooms. Your modesty may be challenged.. ;)

It's Europe! ;)

Love this place! Huge 50m pool with multiple saunas and steam rooms.

We really liked this aqua center. It's small enough to be simple to manage, but there is enough to make it fun for the kids. There is a giant Olympic sized swimming pool, 100m, plus a separate kids aqua park with three slides, 2 pools and a large heated jacuzzi pool. There is a learning curve on the system for buying and using the wrist bands for lockers and other features, but overall it's great. Not very English friendly. We went mid day on a Saturday and it was not crowded. Good indoor winter swimming option.

Visited this pool the first time last weekend. Honestly, one of the cleanest pools I've ever used in Prague. I have used Podoli pool earlier but this one is even better. Will visit more often again.

Very nice and very well organized. Staff is helpful. Showers a bit cold, but sauna is nice. Very clean.

The best value for money in Prague

Best swimming pool in the city. However, beware, they started to force people out 30 minutes before the closing time. This is not written anywhere in the rules.

Awesome aquapark with sauna swimming pool and funpool. Worth the visit.

Superb place. Lovely, clean and well-maintained you can easily spend a relaxed day here.Really nice and chilled-out vibe, Entry price (for all day) is very good too (420 czk for ulimited access). I'd pretty much literally live here if I was based in Prague.

Very nice place for rest after a lot of walking in Prague. Reasonable price and really good cafeteria inside. There are places to eat outside with a great view on Prague. Outside You can lay down to enjoy the sun and there is even a smoking area outside.

Great aquacentre. It is like realy huge- I have not even seen all their attraction. There are changing rooms, big swimming pool, special pool for babies, small swimmingpool for todlers and and finally some attraction for elder children(tobogans). There is also bistro inside where you make an order and it is paid after the visit with an eventual fee for staying longer. Staff is nice, everything is clean and they have iwn big parking spot. I come again.

Always have fun here with the kids. Well priced, lots of stuff like water slides and a big pool.

Very clean and well organised- great with younger kids and good value. We went whilst on holiday from uk

Within Prague, this is definitely my most favourite swimming place for both adults and children.

Reasons are as follows:
1. Prices are reasonable. You pay for 1h 20mins and then for every extra minute.

2. The adult pool is long (50m) and wide, which allows for many lanes depending on the swimmer's skill.

3. Steam sauna is included in the package, there are two rooms for that

4. Small children have a warmer training pool. For this one and the one above, you don't need to buy a aquapark ticket. That pool is brilliant for learning how to swim. Just avoid going there on Mond / Tue mornings till 1pm as they have lessons there and the small children pool cannot be userd at that time

5. For a small extra fee, there is the aquapark side with slides, whirpool and Yakuzi. All are great additions to the fun. Just keep in mind that outside summer, the aqua center is opened only after 2pm.

Overall I can only recommend this place, even the life guards are friendly. One can buy food at the aqua park section - mostly fried stuff but a gulash soup with some bread is cheap, nice and filling.

Love the place, love the 50m pool and love the price. They have a bit problem with the temperature of water in the women's shower (maybe men's too?) But there are signs and if you count with it it's fine. The water is not cleared by chemicals or salt, they use some kind of different way (not really an expert on this), so the water is not that aggressive to eyes. Can also recommend the aquapark for time with kids.

Fantastic place. It has everything to satisfy a person, or a family of whatever size.