Dog-Friendly Activities in Vrhaveč, CZ

Letná Beer Garden is pet-friendly. Dogs are welcome to enjoy the views of the old town in Prague and access to great dog walks to historic sights in the city. The beer garden can be accessed every day of the week from 11am to 11pm.

Dogs of all shapes and sizes are welcome to tour the Dackelmuseum; although, if Fido is a dachshund he may be surrounded by fans, as the museum is devoted to his kind. The museum, located in Residence Square, houses the world's largest collection of sausage-dog items and was lovingly amassed over the course of 25 years, featuring more than 4,500 exhibits. Well-behaved dogs visiting the museum receive a free drink. The Dackelmuseum's hours vary seasonally, and certain days are open by prior arrangement only, so guests should check its website before planning their outing. Tickets are € 3,00 for students and € 5,00 for adults.

Experience some of the world's most exotic and rare animals with Fido by your side at the famous Prague Zoo. See lions, Galapagos turtles, giant salamanders, hippos, elephants, and numerous other species in 12 pavilions and over 150 exhibits. Leashed dogs with current vaccinations are permitted on zoo grounds, but not in pavilions, the zoological garden, and other designated areas. Water fountains and waste bags are available throughout the park. Dogs are welcome for CZK 100 and must be accompanied by at least one adult.

Chotkovy Sady is pet-friendly. The first public urban park in Prague founded in 1832 is a great walking spot for dogs and their owners. It spreads out under the Summer Palace of Queen Anne. The gardens are connected with the Royal Garden and the Letna Gardens by a modern footbridge. Tour the English-style garden, planted with diverse species of trees and sprinkled with scenic viewing areas that overlook some of the city's landmarks. Leashed pups are welcome in the park, as long as their owners clean up any mess that is left behind. The park is always open.

Tour the Schulerloch Stalactite Cave in Essing, Germany with your leashed dog. During the cave tour, your guide will share information on the unique stalactite and stalagmite formations, along with many interesting facts on the cave's formation, archeology and geology. At the end of each tour watch a video projection delving into more history on the ancient Jurassic Sea, hunting with Neanderthals and see well-known prehistoric animals such as mammoths, saber-toothed tigers and cave bears. Guided tours happen daily every half-hour from 10 am to 4 pm. Adult tickets are 6 €, tickets for children under 15 are € 4.50, and well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome for no additional charge.

Am Schulerloch 1a, 93343 Essing, Germany

Wenceslas Square is pet-friendly. Oone of the main city squares and the centre of the business and cultural communities in the New Town of Prague, Czech Republic. Dogs are welcome to join your many demonstrations, celebrations, and other public gatherings to commemorate the history of the area. The statue of Saint Wenceslas atop a horse is a highlight, along with the beautiful architecture.

Stadtpark Erding is pet-friendly. Walk your leashed pup along the pathways of this popular park, taking note of the stunning constructions in the children's playgrounds around the area. Dogs are welcome in the park on a leash, as long as all mess is cleaned up after them and they remain on the designated trails. The park is always open.