What to do in Prague in November? Discover with us the best events and activities in Prague, festivals, concerts, children’s activities and much more.
1. Prague Ghost Parade
2. Gastro Sweet Fest Prague
3. Antique Fair
4. Doll Prague
5. Prague Coffee Festival
6. St. Martin’s Lantern Parade
7. Pork and Goose Feast
8. French Film Festival
9. Car Festival Prague
10. Sounds Festival in Prague
11. Things to do in Prague with kids
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On November 1, 2025, Prague will come alive with a mysterious atmosphere of ghosts, legends, and ancient tales. The traditional Prague Ghost Parade will begin at 6 p.m. at the Prašná Tower and proceed along the Royal Route to Malostranské náměstí, where it will culminate in a fire show. Dozens of characters from Prague legends will appear in the streets—ghosts, devils, and monsters—who will tell their stories. The event commemorates Czech traditions and offers a fun alternative to Halloween.
A combination of confectionery, baking, coffee, wine, and modern gastronomy, all at Gastro Sweet Prague. Visitors can look forward to tastings, workshops, lectures, and musical performances. The festival focuses on sustainability and connects professionals with lovers of the sweet life.
From November 27 to 30, 2025, the annual ANTIQUE Autumn Antiques Fair will take place at the New Town Hall. This year’s theme, “Women as Inspiration,” will feature more than forty exhibitors from Bohemia and Moravia, who will present jewelry, paintings, furniture, and historical artifacts. The program will include expert lectures, accompanying events, and free expert advice.
The international exhibition Doll Prague 2025 will be held at the Lucerna Palace and will celebrate its tenth anniversary. The exhibition will feature more than 120 artists from 19 countries, who will offer an original view of the world of artistic dolls, teddy bears, and design. The main attraction will be the exhibition “Labyrinth of Dreams” by Iryna Zhmurenko, inspired by Alice in Wonderland. The program will be complemented by competitions, workshops, a shopping area, and cultural events.
In mid-November, Prague will once again become the capital of coffee. The Prague Coffee Festival 2025 will take place on November 15–16 at the Prague Exhibition Grounds in Holešovice and will offer hundreds of select coffees, workshops, discussions, and live podcasts. The thirteenth edition will bring together professionals and coffee lovers in an atmosphere full of aromas, inspiration, and sustainability. The festival emphasizes ecology—no single-use plastics, recycling of coffee grounds, and charitable support for community projects.
An afternoon full of creativity, games, and lights, ending with a magical lantern parade through the park. The program includes art workshops, sports activities, and a fairy tale performance by the Krabice Teplice theater group.
Lovers of Czech cuisine should not miss the Pork and Goose Feast, which will take place on November 8, 2025, from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. at Smíchovská náplavka. You can look forward to delicacies such as roast goose, kaldoun soup, pâtés, lokše flatbread, and pork specialties such as jitrnice sausage, tlačenka brawn, and roast suckling pig. Sweet treats will also be available, including cakes, frgály, and St. Martin’s rolls. There will be music, craft stalls, and a pleasant autumn atmosphere for the whole family.
The French Film Festival returns to Prague cinemas this year, taking place from November 20 to 26, 2025, and offering the best of contemporary French cinema. Audiences can look forward to 14 preview titles, including films from the Cannes Film Festival, such as Cédric Klapisch’s The Colors of Time, Divine Sarah Bernhardt, and the historical drama The Flood with Mélanie Laurent. There will also be documentaries such as Whisper of the Forest, a competition section, a tribute to Alain Delon, and a retrospective of actress Émilie Dequenne.
At the beginning of November, Prague will be filled with the roar of engines and the smell of gasoline. Prague Car Festival 2025 will offer a unique spectacle on more than 38,000 m² of space filled with automotive gems. The fourteenth edition will feature three main sections – BSR Tuning Expo with more than 750 cars, Racing Expo with more than 150 racing machines, and Spies Hecker Classic Expo with more than 250 historic vehicles. In addition to exhibitions, visitors can look forward to competitions, workshops, live music, and an accompanying program for the whole family.
From November 1 to 19, 2025, Prague will resound with music of all genres. The Prague Sounds Festival, formerly Strings of Autumn, brings together music, cultures, and generations in the unique atmosphere of autumn Prague and will feature concerts by world stars of classical, jazz, electronic, and hip-hop music. Grammy winners Silvana Estrada, Arooj Aftab, Cécile McLorin Salvant, and Caroline Shaw will perform with the Sō Percussion ensemble. Fans can also look forward to Alva Noto, Oneohtrix Point Never, and Czech rapper Idea.
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