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With great offices in the historical centre of Prague, this is the perfect place for your next team building experience.
Enjoy a walkable city with a lot of history, amazing Czech food/beer and some cool team-bonding experiences we designed for you. It’s easy to get to Prague, especially if you are a distributed team.
Prague has everything you could want from a company retreat. From culinary events to clubbing in a nuclear bunker, there are tons of experiences on offer here.
Our awesome offices offer a place of pure productivity, with views over the Vltava river and a garden for strategy meetings with views of the city.
It’s a city famous for its lager and its food, especially if you aren’t on a diet! The perfect location for a few days of strategizing.
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We've put together a list of
team-building activities for company retreats in
Prague
, including options that work well for both small and large teams.
Winding through Old Town Square, Charles Bridge, and Mala Strana, this Prague team-building retreat agenda combines focused sessions with a hands-on city challenge and relaxed evenings in historic Czech settings.
For teams looking for a walkable, culturally rich city with good value, Prague is a strong choice. Most groups we host here benefit from how easy it is to combine focused work sessions with social activities, all within a compact city center.
Getting into Prague is relatively simple for most European teams. Václav Havel Airport (PRG) is about 20–30 minutes from the center, and connections from major cities are frequent, making logistics easy to manage.
Spring through early autumn tends to work best. During these months, the weather is more predictable and suitable for outdoor activities. Winter retreats are still possible, but plans usually shift more toward indoor venues due to colder temperatures.
The right area depends on your setup and team size:
Many teams opt for a mix of city-based and social experiences, including:
During warmer months, outdoor activities work very well in Prague, especially those built around the city itself. In colder seasons, it’s important to balance plans with indoor options, as temperatures can drop quickly.
A 3 to 4 day schedule is the most common setup. This gives enough time to include both structured sessions and team activities, while still leaving space for informal exploration.
Thanks to its central location in Europe, Prague is accessible for teams coming from different countries. Groups we’ve hosted typically find it easy to navigate, with good infrastructure and a welcoming environment.
The social side of Prague is a big part of the experience. Teams often enjoy:
A few practical considerations make a big difference:
We couldn't do it without you. You were a huge support for us. We did a feedback survey asking the team how everything was, asking about the hotel, the food, the program etc. and they were able to rate from 1 to 10, & overall we have a 9.5 So it was really really successful!
The expectations were really high. We put a lot of pressure on you since the start, telling you about our last events in the Moroccan desert and in Eiffel Tower. But it was great. The organization was really smooth. The event was beyond expectation!
We did a survey with the guys, we have like mostly 9/10, or 10/10. People were really having so much fun… they were very happy with the choice of the place. The venue, the weather, the team dynamics, it all came together really well.
I really felt having you being part of it was such an asset. Just knowing that you were point in organizing this and then also if there was a question or problem we could just reach out directly was really helpful.
Everybody loved it! We did a post-offsite survey, and it was all vibes! Everything went to plan. One thing that we were all saying internally as well is like - I honestly don't think we would have made happen unless we had Surf Office.
It was great! People loved the balance of free time and activities. They loved that we gave them options on activities.
We have been doing this since 2008, so it was the 17th event this year. And the consensus was that this was the best ever. Everybody was super happy, they had lots of fun. So it was great.
People got together, people got to see each other. We had really good internal sessions, and also a lot of off time sessions. I feel Surf Office thought of a lot of things that one would not think when you're planning an off site in another country.
We have grown so much since our last event, so were a lot of people, and we needed those three days to talk, to interact with everyone... You handled it so beautifully. We did not have to worry about organizing or arranging anything. You guys did an amazing job.
The most popular team building activities are surf lessons, SUP lessons and tapas night but there are plenty more to choose from.
@LasSaboritas is the Twitter alias for Ana Hernandez Blackstad and Alison Maciejewski, two food-loving American expats in Prague. Ana and Alison roam the city in search of great food, ambiance and service.
They rate restaurants on a 1-5 chile scale (with ***** being the very best). From high tea to dim sum, check out our feed and you won’t have a bad meal in Prague.
Our recommendations for restaurants come from a global network of experts. They share their insider knowledge of the places they live in and visit, and based on your unique preferences, we will give your tailored recommendation during the retreat planning.
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