Top things to do in Prague in March. Discover with us the best events, places and activities in Prague. Film festivals, concerts, food and drink festivals, events for families with children, exhibitions and much more. Enjoy!
1. KniŽižkov for children
2. Holiday World Fairs
3. Spring Design Market
4. Festival of Delicate Flavours
5. Festival Spectaculare
6. Soups on Náplavka
7. Film Festival One World
8. Festival of the Hardened Spectator
9. Brain Week
10. Žižkov Night
11. Things to do in Prague with kids
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On Saturday, March 14, 2026, KC Vozovna in Prague 3 will be dedicated to children, books, and creativity. Visitors can meet children’s publishers, join art workshops, enjoy staged readings, and take part in a book swap. The event is free and perfect for young readers and their parents. Its friendly community atmosphere makes it an ideal family plan for a creative weekend afternoon.
From March 12 to 14, 2026, the 34th edition of the travel fairs will take place at PVA EXPO Prague Letňany. The event focuses on both international destinations and domestic tourism, offering three days of presentations, travel deals, and holiday inspiration for professionals and the general public alike. It is a great opportunity to compare travel offers and discover new places for your next trip.
Výstaviště Prague in Holešovice will host the spring edition of the popular design market on March 7 and 8, 2026. More than 200 designers from the Czech Republic and abroad will present fashion, jewelry, porcelain, accessories, and more, alongside a dedicated food zone. Entry is free and the event is fully accessible. It’s a perfect chance to support local brands and find unique pieces with a story behind them.
A gourmet day filled with tastings and regional specialties awaits visitors on the 22. March at the Festival of Delicate Flavours, held in Prague. Guests can sample delicacies, wines, and sweet treats while meeting small producers in person. The relaxed atmosphere attracts anyone eager to explore new tastes and gather culinary inspiration.
Taking place between March 5 and April 10, 2026, across various Prague venues such as MeetFactory, Palác Akropolis, and SaSaZu, this multi-genre festival blends electronic music, film, and visual art. Artists including Rival Consoles and Apparat will perform, complemented by film screenings and AV shows. Spectaculare is a highlight for those interested in contemporary music trends combined with innovative visual concepts.
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On the 7th of March Smíchovská riverbank in Prague 5 will transform into a culinary hotspot dedicated entirely to soups of all kinds. During this one-day event, visitors can taste traditional and exotic varieties, vote for their favorites, and enjoy the riverside setting. It’s a pleasant way to combine gastronomy with a spring stroll along the Vltava.
From March 11 to 19, 2026, Prague will host the international human rights film festival One World at cinemas such as Lucerna and Světozor. The program includes documentaries and fiction films reflecting current social issues, as well as the prestigious Homo Homini Award ceremony. The festival traditionally creates space for discussions, filmmaker Q&As, and deeper reflection on global challenges.
Kino Aero in Žižkov will present this unique film showcase from March 23 to 29, 2026, featuring cult B-movies, cinematic oddities, and intentionally over-the-top productions. Nearly twenty screenings, live dubbing, and playful side events promise an unconventional cinema experience. It’s a must for viewers who enjoy bold, bizarre, and offbeat filmmaking.
Between March 9 and 15, 2026, the Czech Academy of Sciences in Prague will host a series of lectures and workshops focused on the latest discoveries in neuroscience. As part of the global Brain Awareness Week initiative, the festival aims to make brain research accessible to students, families, and the wider public. Registration is required, but the events are free of charge.
On March 20 and 21, 2026, Prague 3 – Žižkov will come alive with a two-night music marathon across 15 clubs featuring more than 150 bands and DJs. One ticket allows visitors to move freely between venues located just minutes apart on foot. The festival creates a unique atmosphere of urban musical exploration and is one of the most distinctive cultural events of the spring season.
Photo by Valeria Semenova (Prague’s bridges)
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