Prague has plenty of outdoor activities in the warmer months. Stroll the city's high spots, paddle along the Vltava or rent a bicycle; you can always mix sightseeing with exercise. Other ways to sweat it out are swimming, tennis, squash, golf, horse riding or the Prague International Marathon.
Stroll through the greenbelt atop Petřín Hill and fill both your lungs and your eyes. The views of the city are magnificent and you're far enough above the fug of the city to breath fresh air.
Cycling in Prague is a hairy proposition - those steep cobblestones can be tricky, and the traffic is as thick as the air - but once out of the more populated areas, the freedom and mobility are their own reward.
Renting a rowboat or pedal-boat to tour the Vltava River on your own power can give you an interesting new perspective on the city.
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