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Top things to do in Prague in September

  • 25.08.2025
  • Prague events today, What to do in Prague

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. Vinohrady Wine Festival
2. Asia – Near and Far
3. Urban Challenge Night Prague
4. St. Wenceslas Day
5. Day of Heroes
6. Festival of small breweries
7. Dyzajn market Indian summer
8. Burgerfest Prague
9. Vintage at St. Clare’s Vineyard
10. Letňany Sports Festival

1. Vinohrady Wine Festival 

The Vinohrady Wine Festival 2025 will take place on September 12–13 in Mahlerovy sady beneath the Žižkov Tower, moving there due to renovations at Jiřího z Poděbrad Square. Guests can enjoy young wine, a wide selection of Czech and Moravian wines, and plenty of delicious food. Concerts, cultural performances, and children’s activities will make it a lively family-friendly celebration.

Vinohradské vinobraní 

2. Asia – Near and Far

On September 6, 2025, the festival Asia Near and Far celebrates its 10th edition in Central Park Pankrác. The event will feature Asian cuisine, live music and dance performances, and creative workshops for both children and adults. As part of a community project promoting cultural understanding, the festival promises a mix of fun, flavor, and discovery for the whole family.

Asie vzdálená a blízká

3. Urban Challenge Night Prague

Urban Challenge Night Prague, held on September 5–6, 2025, 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.

Urban Challenge Night Praha

4. St. Wenceslas Day

The St. Wenceslas Celebration at Jezerka Park offers theater, music, and knightly duels that bring history to life. Visitors can look forward to a tap dance show, a lively concert by MIXLE v PIKSLE, and performances for children. Taking place on September 28, 2025, as part of Czech Statehood Day, the event promises a festive afternoon of tradition and family fun with free admission.

Svatováclavské velebení

5. Day of Heroes

Heroes’ Day at Výstaviště invites visitors to explore the work of rescue teams, firefighters, police, and the army. On September 27, 2025, the event will focus on the theme “Safe in Danger” and will introduce the humanitarian aid base alongside demonstrations of vehicles, competitions, and interactive activities. With children’s games, fire sport contests, and live rescue shows, the day combines learning with action, making it a family-friendly celebration of courage and safety.

Den hrdinů

6. Festival of small breweries

The 7th edition of the Small Breweries Festival at Kulaťák returns to Dejvice on Saturday, September 13, 2025, bringing together over 20 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.

Festival malých pivovarů 

7. Dyzajn market Indian summer 

Dyzajn Market – Indian Summer 2025 takes place on September 13–14 in Prague 7, featuring up to 200 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.

Dyzajn Market Babí léto

8. Burgerfest Prague

Burgerfest Prague 2025 takes over Port7 in Holešovice from September 5–7, bringing three days of burgers, American cuisine, and entertainment. Visitors can enjoy dozens of stands and food trucks with both classic and creative recipes, plus cooking shows, contests, live music, and family activities. A perfect way to kick off September with flavor and fun!

Burgerfest Praha

9. Vintage at St. Clare’s Vineyard 

In mid-September, the St. Clare’s Vineyard in Troja turns into a celebration of wine. On September 13–14, 2025, visitors can enjoy tastings of Czech and Moravian wines, fresh burčák, and sparkling wines from the vineyard’s own production. Live music, including performances by Tonya Graves and Berenika Kohoutová, plus creative workshops and children’s attractions, round out the program. Guided tours of the vineyard are included in the ticket. A charming way to savor September with wine, music, and nature.

Vinobraní na Vinici

10. Letňany Sports Festival

The Letňany Sports Festival 2025, taking place from September 1 to 6, brings a colorful program of activities for all ages. From team sports and martial arts to climbing competitions and outdoor workouts, the week-long event highlights healthy living and the joy of movement. Hosted in Letňany’s sports venues and Lesopark, the festival offers fun for families, athletes, and anyone looking to start September actively.

Letňanský sportovní festival 

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