BigWall

It is amazing place. We came for a weekend to visit Prague, but as climbing addicted persons we tried this place. The highest walls are around 20m. The variety of routes are nice we saw routes between 3 and 8b+. Mostly you can do lead climbing, for top rope you have less possibilities. There is nice boulder area and a secret training cave" as well. It is worth to go there in the end of your training which you find on the end of the boulder area and climb up on the ladder. During winter I suggest to bring a second layer of clothes because for us was a bit colder then we expected. As a foreigner

My favorite in Prague, however they don't accept multisport and the only discount for adults is to buy a 30-day pass. Standard prices became a bit expensive.

For this price I was expecting more value. I knew already that if I go alone I won't be offered more than boulder, however the state of facilities surprised me. Old type of holds and old mattresses, that were falling apart. The floor in boulder is so stiff (probably remembers many years of falls), that I was afraid to jump from the top. The only plus is that there are no crowds.

Centre has a lot of potential but it's not realised. Would be a great place if it had auto belays. Bouldering was rather small and lacking. The bit that really grinds my gears was the unhelpful staff member. The centre is located in what I can only describe as a warehouse/industrial area, down a long alley that doesn't look too friendly or salubrious. It was around 10/15 minutes from the city centre by taxi. We had only been in Prague a few hours, didn't speak Czech and my phone battery was about to die. Due to the location we didn't feel comfortable trying to find public transport or attempting walking. When leaving we asked reception if they could call us a taxi to get us back to our hotel. She said no" she said she "had never booked a taxi before". We explained we don't know the city and don't speak the language she then said "it wasn't her problem" she couldn't or wouldn't provide us a taxi number. I get that it's not part of her job

Amazing walls. Long routes and for me, the hardest in Prague. They have a monthly entrance (the only climbing center in Prague with this) and a small but nice bouldering area. If I have to say something bad, sometimes is very cold there and some routes are a bit dirty

I cannot judge the wall, but the boulder is terrible. It looks as if they haven’t changed the holds in years (which is probably true). Not recommended.

Great climbing facility with one of largest walls in Czechia. The paths are pretty great with tremendous amounts of options. The only thing is the registration is a bit weird with requirement of having extra card that cannot be lost. Nothing like having a barcode in your mobile phone, really a physical card.

One of the many fantastic climbing gyms in Prague. Bouldering, lead, top-roping, and auto-belay all available here. Gym is set in an old train engine manufacturing plant which gives it a unique look. They also have a small Hudy shop near the entrance.

Great place for climbing but I would say little bit to crowed when it comes to boulder place.

Lead headwall is impressive, but the boulder is small. Routesetting was outstanding compared to the place, well done! Mats smell horrible.. and it was very crowded with children. No good tarining equipment (camphs, hangboard, weights etc.) Service was nice!