Every summer, Prague regularly transforms into the capital of world floorball. The reason is Czech Open, a legendary international tournament that has built a reputation over its existence as one of the most prestigious and most attended floorball events ever.
In 2026, the Czech Open will take place from August 6 to 9. The program is spread across 11 arenas, and hundreds of matches divided into several performance categories will take place. Both fans of elite floorball—who can watch stars from domestic leagues and international powerhouses with their own eyes—and enthusiastic amateurs will find something to enjoy.
You can look forward to 89 teams representing the Czech Republic, 21 teams from Switzerland, 16 from Sweden, 8 from Finland, 3 from Germany, and 3 from Denmark as well. A detailed overview of the teams can be viewed on the official website, where tickets can also be purchased in advance. Ticket prices range around 200 to 300 CZK.
The combination of dynamic play and summer Prague makes this tournament an event that no floorball enthusiast should miss.
WHEN: August 6–9, 2026
WHERE: 11 arenas across Prague
ENTRY: 200–300 CZK
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