Looking for the best things to do in Prague in September 2026? 🍂 Discover fun attractions, beautiful places, exciting events and unique experiences you shouldn’t miss!
✨ Feel like a child again in a playful pink wonderland
🎶 Try Techno Pilates in a Prague club
🌆 Discover a beautiful Prague viewpoint
🪼 Enter the magical World of Jellyfish
🌿 Explore one of Prague’s most enchanting gardens
🛍️ Find original creations at a design market Babí léto
🍔 Enjoy delicious burgers at Burger Empire
👑 See the Bohemian Crown Jewels at Prague Castle
Whether you love culture, food, entertainment or hidden gems, Prague has something special waiting for you this September!
Curious to know what is happening this month in Prague? We bring you the best Prague events today, activities, concerts, festivals, things to do in Prague. Enjoy!
1. Vinohrady Wine Festival
2. Prague Oktoberfest
3. Urban Challenge Night Prague
4. St. Wenceslas Day
5. Day of Heroes
6. Festival of small breweries
7. Dyzajn market Late summer
8. Different City Experience
9. Vintage at St. Clare’s Vineyard
10. Harvest Festival in Prague
The Vinohrady Wine Festival 2026 will take place on September 11 and 12. After two years in Mahlerovy sady, the event returns to the newly revitalized Jiřího z Poděbrad Square, where it will celebrate its 30th year this year. Visitors can look forward to burčák, a varied selection of wines and a rich menu. The vintage will be complemented by concerts, a cultural program and activities for children, making it an experience for the whole family.
The Prague Oktoberfest will bring the traditional Bavarian atmosphere and beer celebration directly to Prague. From September 16 to 20, 2026, it will fill the industrial spaces of the former Praga factory. The stylish atmosphere will be complemented by thematic competitions, traditional costumes and a rich accompanying program. The event combines great food, drink and entertainment and is an ideal place to meet friends and family.
Urban Challenge Night Prague, held on September 4-5, 2026, in Letňany, offers a thrilling weekend of sport and fun. Highlights include a night run, 5 km and 10 km races, kids’ competitions, and charity runs, all accompanied by music, food, and family-friendly activities. More than just a race, it’s a celebration of movement, courage, and community spirit.
The St. Wenceslas celebration attracts visitors to the Na Jezerce park for theater, music, and knightly duels that will bring the atmosphere of ancient times closer. This year, the program will be enlivened by a musical performance by the group Kašpárek v rohlíku. The event will take place on September 28, 2026, on the occasion of the celebration of St. Wenceslas Day, and will offer an afternoon full of traditions, fun, and family fun – admission is free.
Heroes’ Day at the Exhibition Center will offer visitors a unique opportunity to see the work of rescuers, firefighters, the police and the army. The upcoming 11th edition on September 26, 2026 will be in the spirit of the theme “Safe in Danger” and will also present a new Podcast stage and a material base for humanitarian aid in Křižík Pavilion B. The program includes demonstrations of technology, competitions of young firefighters, interactive games and a children’s battle with a cipher. The event combines education with an adrenaline experience and is prepared for the whole family.
The 8th edition of the Small Breweries Festival at Kulaťák returns to Dejvice on Saturday, September 12, 2026, bringing together over 25 Czech microbreweries. Visitors can sample everything from classic lagers and wheat beers to top-fermented specialties and seasonal brews. Alongside the beer, the popular Saturday farmers’ market will add fresh produce and local delicacies. With its eco-friendly “no plastic” approach and laid-back vibe, the festival is a perfect way to discover new flavors and enjoy a relaxed day with friends and family.
The Late Summer Dyzajn Market 2026 will take place on the weekend of September 12-13 at the Prague Exhibition Centre and will present more than 240 brands with original fashion, jewelry, home decor, and stationery. A lively food zone with street food, desserts, and specialty coffee completes the experience. The largest design market in the Czech Republic is the perfect spot for inspiration and unique finds.
The neighborhood festival Different City Experience brings Prague streets to life every year and this year it will take place on Saturday, September 19. Dozens of locations across Prague will be transformed into car-free zones, where communities and locals play the main role. You can look forward to a rich cultural program including concerts, theater performances, various workshops, homemade culinary specialties and neighborhood bazaars. The event offers a unique opportunity to get to know people from your neighborhood and experience public space from a completely new perspective.
The Prague Vineyard of St. Clare in Troja will transform into the center of wine celebrations for the weekend. On September 12 and 13, the 2026 Harvest will offer tastings of wines from Bohemia and Moravia, burčák and sparkling wines from the vineyard’s own production. The program will be complemented by concerts, creative workshops and attractions for children. The ticket price also includes guided tours of the vineyard. A great opportunity to enjoy September in a combination of wine, music and nature.
The Prague Harvest Festival will bring a celebration of the harvest, honest farming and traditional Czech customs to the capital. You can come and see it on Saturday, September 12th from 10:00 to 18:00. You can expect a market with fresh regional products, demonstrations of old Czech crafts, tastings of autumn specialties, as well as performances by folklore groups and live music. You will also be delighted by the interactive program for children.
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