What to do in Prague in September? Find out what is happening this month in Prague. The best Prague events, activities, concerts, festivals, things to do in Prague. Enjoy!
1. Letňany Sports Festival
2. Vintage at St. Klara Vineyard
3. Burgerfest Prague
4. Vysočany Oktoberfest in Prague
5. Dyzajn Market Indian summer
6. Festival of small breweries
7. St. Wenceslas Day 2024
8. Cider Festival Prague
9. Urban Challenge Night Prague
10. Day of Heroes
The Letňany Sports Festival will take place on 5-7 September 2024 in Prague 18 – Letňany and will offer a rich programme of sports activities for children and adults in the Letňany Forest Park and surrounding sports grounds. Visitors can look forward to various sports disciplines, demonstrations by local sports clubs, children’s games, competitions and creative workshops. Advice on healthy lifestyles is available for adults. Entry to the event is free and is a great opportunity for community gatherings and active leisure.
Get ready for a unique experience at St. Clare’s Vineyard in Prague, where a vintage festival will take place on 14 and 15 September 2024. Visitors can look forward to the best wines from Czech and Moravian wineries, including the popular burčák. The festival will also offer a rich musical programme, workshops, attractions for children and varied refreshments. Admission includes a tour of the botanical garden and vineyard and it is recommended to bring cash to pay on the spot. Don’t miss the opportunity to come celebrate the harvest with a spectacular view of Prague!
This year, the 13th edition of the festival will turn into “PrimaBurgerfest”, which will take place on 7 and 8 September 2024 at the Holešovice Exhibition Centre. The aim of the festival is to show that the burger is not just an ordinary fast food dish, but a culinary art that deserves its own feast. Visitors can look forward to quality and fresh ingredients, entertainment for children, concerts and cooking on site. Admission is free. Come and enjoy a day of well-being and great food!
This year, you can look forward to the Vysočany Oktoberfest, which will take place from 18 to 21 September 2024 in the new space of the Permanent Pragovka. The festival will offer top Bavarian beer from renowned breweries such as Paulaner, Hofbräu and others, which will be tapped into traditional tuplas. Visitors can enjoy typical Bavarian specialties such as wursts and pretzels and enjoy the authentic atmosphere, which will be supported by visitors in traditional costumes. Admission is free, so come celebrate Oktoberfest in Prague! Cheers!
Dyzajn Market returns to the Prague Exhibition Centre in Holešovice on 14 and 15 September 2024. This popular market of original creations will offer over 200 local designers from 10:00 to 18:00, who will present their unique products, from jewellery and clothing to porcelain, toys and delicacies. The event also includes a small food festival with a variety of offerings for all diners. Admission to the event is free, wheelchair accessible and your dogs are welcome. Come support local makers and discover original pieces you won’t find anywhere else!
The Festival of Small Breweries at Kulaťák will take place on 7 September 2024 as part of the Saturday market at Kulaťák on Vítězný náměstí in Prague 6. Visitors can look forward to a wide range of beer from more than 20 small breweries, including newcomers such as Pivovar Polička, Pacov and Záhora. The event will be accompanied by a wide range of street food and live music from 11:00 to 20:00. The markets will run from 8:00 am to 2:00 pm and the festival will last until 8:00 pm. Admission is free.
The traditional festivities in Na Jezerce Park will take place on Saturday 28 September 2024 from 1 pm and will offer a varied programme for the whole family. Visitors can look forward to theatrical performances by the ÚSMĚV Theatre, Divadýlka z PYTLÍČKU and the legendary Spejbl and Hurvínek Theatre. The musical atmosphere will be provided by the BomBarďák group and the Rytíři Koruny České will perform breathtaking knightly duels. The event is free and guarantees fun for all generations.
The Cider Festival returns for its seventh year and promises to be the biggest “fermented” event of 2024! From 20th to 22nd September at the Prague Cross Club in Plynární Street you can look forward to dozens of varieties of craft ciders and lemonades from the Czech Republic and abroad. The festival will offer not only a wide range of cider flavours, but also good food, music, workshops and entertainment for children. The event will feature established brands such as Prvni Prajzske cider, Divoké jablko and Tátův sad. Admission for the whole weekend costs 200 CZK. Come and enjoy an autumn cider celebration with friends and family!
Join the Urban Challenge, an adrenaline-packed weekend of fun and sport, taking place 6-7 September 2024 in Prague! This urban obstacle race over 5 or 10 km awaits you at two different locations, the Psychiatric Hospital Bohnice and Lesopark Letňany. The event also includes a night run Urban Challenge, where you will run with a headlamp and experience an unforgettable experience without winners, but with a rich accompanying program. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced runner, this challenge is for you!
Come and see the technology and work of the Integrated Rescue System on Heroes’ Day, which will take place on 28 September 2024 at the Prague Exhibition Centre. The event offers demonstrations of heavy equipment, historic vehicles and equipment, including a Pandur wheeled armoured vehicle, a police helicopter and a recovery tank. You can learn how to build a flood wall or provide first aid. There are competitions and challenge stations for children to earn stamps for their ‘little hero passport’ and prizes. The programme also includes the JUDr. František Kohout Memorial in rescuing people from crashed vehicles with the participation of teams of professional firefighters from all over the Czech Republic. The event runs from 11:00 to 18:00 and admission is free.
Photo: View of Hradcany and Strahov Monastery by Ivča Tesař
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