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Wine Harvest Festivals in Prague in September: The Full Guide

Every September, Prague celebrates vinobraní, the traditional wine harvest festival marking the end of the grape season. Visitors can look forward to concerts, dance and theatre performances, food stalls, and tastings of young wine and the seasonal favorite burčák (partially fermented grape juice). The festivals are family-friendly, offering children’s theatre, horse rides, folk craft demonstrations, competitions, and workshops. Here is an overview of the main wine festivals in Prague in 2026: Vinohrady Wine Harvest Festival September 11–12, 2026, 10:00–21:00 náměstí Jiřího z Poděbrad Facebook Winemakers from across Europe — Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Italy, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Romania, Serbia, Ukraine, and Poland — will join Czech and Moravian producers. Alongside wine, expect a wide range of food: sausages, cheeses, potato spirals, langoše (fried dough with toppings), and traditional Wallachian cakes (frgály). The festival also offers live music and a children’s zone with a playground, carousel, and creative workshops. Admission is free. Wine Harvest at Prague Castle September 5–6, 2026, 11:00–18:00 Royal Garden & Ball Game Hall, Prague Castle, Hradčany hrad.cz Set in the historic Royal Garden of Prague Castle, this festival features tastings of Czech and Moravian wines, sparkling wines, fresh grape juice, burčák, and high-quality local produce. The...

 by Prague Morning Aug 31, 2026

MINT Market Returns to Prague’s Náplavka with More Than 130 Local Brands

MINT Market returns to Prague’s Rašín Embankment on Sunday, September 6, bringing more than 130 independent brands and makers to the Vltava riverbank. From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., visitors can browse a wide selection of independent fashion, jewellery, ceramics, natural cosmetics, illustrations and original accessories, with many of the products made by small Czech and Prague-based businesses. The popular design market is also known for its relaxed atmosphere, food stalls and chill-out area. Admission is free, and the riverside venue is fully accessible. The event is suitable for visitors of all ages. MINT Market has been supporting independent and local creators since 2010. Over the past 16 years, the project has grown from a small market into a nationwide platform, hosting more than 450 events in over 20 Czech cities and bringing together a community of more than 1,500 designers and makers. For visitors, the September event offers a chance to discover products that are often made locally and in small quantities, while meeting the people behind the brands directly.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by The best design markets in CZ (@mintmarket.cz) “Supporting small and local brands has been one of the core...

 by Prague Morning Aug 28, 2026

Historic Invalidovna Building in Prague Begins Major Reconstruction

The long-awaited reconstruction of Prague’s Invalidovna has officially begun. The Baroque complex in Karlín will undergo a major renovation costing CZK 2.15 billion, with work scheduled for completion in 2030. The project is the largest investment in the history of the National Heritage Institute (NPÚ). Alongside the restoration of the historic building, two new extensions will be constructed on the southern side of the complex. One will provide facilities for the Prague Philharmonic Choir, while the other will house technical infrastructure needed to operate the site. Much of Invalidovna will remain open to the public Once the reconstruction is complete, the NPÚ will use part of the complex for restoration workshops, laboratories, archives and study rooms. An underground garage with space for 50 vehicles is also planned. Around 80 percent of the complex is expected to remain accessible to the public. The restored site will include exhibition and conference spaces, visitor routes through the Baroque interiors, a café and facilities for children’s groups operated by Prague 8. A new multi-purpose hall in one of the extensions will be suitable for concerts, conferences and other events. The modern section will also contain technical facilities that cannot be accommodated inside the protected...

 by Prague Morning Aug 26, 2026

PIZZA! PIZZA! POP-UP Returns to Holešovice Market on September 3

Prague’s Holešovice Market will turn into a one-day celebration of Italian food next Thursday, September 3, with the fourth edition of PIZZA! PIZZA! POP-UP. The event will run from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., with more than two dozen food and drink businesses serving pizza, pinsa, pasta, arancini, Italian desserts, coffee and drinks. Admission is free. Among the returning participants will be Pizza Metro, Mate’s PIZZA TRUCK, PIZZA Therapy, Pinsa Al Forno, HOLY PASTA, La Mia Spitzeria, Spojka Karlín, ŝam.ŝam.Piaggio, PIZZAKOLEM, Picoška, Vege Stará Placka, Naše maso and Cukrárna U Moučků. This year will also bring a new style of pizza to the event. Third Coast Pizza will serve Detroit-style pizza, alongside the wide selection of Neapolitan pizza available from other vendors. Visitors looking for something beyond pizza can try fresh pasta, pinsa, arancini and Italian sweets. Drinks will include prosecco, beer, cocktails and coffee, with Gin Twist, Aperol Ape, Milujemě Prosecco, Pivovar Chroust and Garage 22 running various bars and stands. Garage 22 will also operate a negroni bar. Bovelii Caffé will arrive in its red Piaggio, serving coffee roasted in Parma, Italy. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Holešovická tržnice (@holesovickatrznice) The programme will include...

 by Prague Morning Aug 26, 2026

Manifesto Market’s Craft Beer Returns for Its Third Edition

Prague’s beer lovers can look forward to one of the city’s biggest beer events of the year as Manifesto Market brings back its annual beer festival for a third edition. The two-day event will bring together some of the Czech Republic’s best-known craft breweries, alongside a guest brewery from Berlin, with more than 40 beers available to taste throughout the weekend. Zichovec, Sibeeria, Chroust, MadCat, Fracek, Pivovar VIK and Berlin-based BRLO will each have their own pop-up tent, giving visitors the chance to explore a wide range of beer styles directly from the breweries. More breweries are expected to be announced ahead of the event. One of the highlights will be the festival’s limited-edition glass. It serves as the ticket for accessing the festival specials and can also be taken home as a souvenir. The beer will be accompanied by food from more than 10 international kitchens at Manifesto. Visitors can expect everything from juicy burgers and tacos to spicy ramen and authentic Chinese roast duck, making it possible to turn the beer tasting into a full weekend meal.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Manifesto Market (@manifestomarket.prague) Tickets cost CZK 150 and are valid...

 by Prague Morning Aug 26, 2026

Not Ready for Summer to End? 3 Places to Take the Kids Before August Ends

The end of the summer holidays is in sight. While school supplies, pencil cases and sports shoes are already making their way onto shopping lists, there are still a few days of summer left to enjoy. Before the September school routine kicks in, here are three ways to make the most of the final days of August with the family. Letni Letna When: 12–31 August Where: Prague, Letenské sady Letenské sady is taking on a new look until 31 August, transforming into a colourful festival village. The Letní Letná Festival isn’t just about evening acrobatics for adults. It also offers a programme for younger visitors called Letní Letná for Children. From morning until late afternoon, the huge children’s tent comes alive with fairy-tale performances and other activities. Kids can take part in creative and juggling workshops, explore an interactive play area made from recycled materials or take a ride on the iconic hand-carved wooden carousel. Most of the children’s activities take place under the festival tents, so an unexpected rain shower won’t disrupt the day. The festival also offers a “Night Watch” childcare service for children aged four and up. Parents can enjoy the evening programme while experienced entertainers look...

 by Prague Morning Aug 25, 2026

Airbnb Accounts for 1 Percent of Prague’s Housing Stock, Analysis Finds

Prague’s short-term rental market has grown into a professional business but Airbnb accounts for only a small share of the city’s housing stock, according to a new analysis. In June 2026, around 7,878 entire apartments and houses in Prague were actively listed on Airbnb. With roughly 720,000 apartments across the capital, that represents about 1.1 percent of the total housing stock. The situation is very different in individual parts of the city. In Prague 1, Airbnb-listed properties account for around one-fifth of all apartments, according to the Prague Institute of Planning and Development (IPR). In Prague 2, the share is around 7 percent, while in some outer districts it is below 0.5 percent. The concentration of short-term rentals has also changed the nature of the market. IPR data show that hosts managed an average of two apartments in 2019. By 2024, that figure had risen to three, while more than half of Prague’s Airbnb listings were operated by hosts with at least five properties. This means short-term accommodation is increasingly being run as a business rather than as occasional home-sharing. Prague’s housing shortage is much larger Despite the impact Airbnb can have in central neighborhoods, the analysis points to a...

 by Prague Morning Aug 25, 2026

ASEAN Plus Three Film Festival Returns to Prague for Its Fifth Edition

The ASEAN Committee in Prague (ACP), representing the embassies of ASEAN member states, together with the embassies of China, Japan and the Republic of Korea, will host the fifth edition of the ASEAN Plus Three Film Festival (APTFF). The festival will begin on Monday, September 7, 2026, at the Municipal Library of Prague. Organised in cooperation with the Municipal Library of Prague, the festival will run until September 14 and feature seven full-length films, alongside a curated selection of short films from across the ASEAN Plus Three region. Since its launch in 2022, the APTFF has introduced Czech audiences to the diverse cultures and cinematic voices of ASEAN and its Plus Three partners. Previous editions have featured acclaimed films including Escape from Mogadishu (Republic of Korea), Father and Son (Viet Nam) and Yuni (Indonesia). This year’s programme includes Solata: Friends Are the Family We Choose (Indonesia), Babah (Malaysia), The Beginning (Myanmar), I’m Perfect (the Philippines), 4 Tigers (Thailand), Song of the South (Viet Nam) and One and Only (China). A selection of short films will also be screened during the opening night on September 7. The programme includes Mbiyodo/Communal Work (Indonesia), Ninavau (Malaysia), Myanmar Be Enchanted (Myanmar), Lola Loleng/Grandma Loleng...

 by Prague Morning Aug 25, 2026

GALLERY: Light Installation “Synapse” Coming to Florenc Metro Station

Jan Poš light installation Synapse will go on display in the Florenc Line C metro passage at the end of September. The artwork will track passengers’ movements and complement the existing Battle of Sokolovo mosaic. Prague city councillors approved around CZK 1.38 million in funding to complete and install the artwork. “Synapse” is a light-based installation by visual artist Jan Poš (1996) and the winning entry in the “Light for the Metro” competition held in 2023. The aim was to create a light artwork for the passage connecting the north and south concourses of Florenc metro station. A total of 23 artists and teams submitted proposals, with four advancing to the final stage, which was conducted as a competitive dialogue. The five-member jury considered the artwork’s long-term maintenance and its ability to withstand demanding operating conditions. According to Poš, the artwork, installed on the wall opposite the underpass’s main staircase, comes into view as metro passengers ascend or descend the stairs. It becomes part of their daily journey while remaining elegantly set apart, creating a space where it can stand on its own and offer a moment of respite from the hustle and bustle. Poš says the work’s format and...

 by Prague Morning Aug 24, 2026

Partial Lunar Eclipse to Be Visible From Prague at Dawn on August 28

Prague residents willing to get up early on Friday, August 28, will have a chance to witness a partial lunar eclipse, with almost the entire Moon passing into Earth’s shadow shortly before it sets. The eclipse will reach its maximum at 6:12 a.m. CEST. By then, only a narrow section along the Moon’s northern edge will remain illuminated. In Prague, the Moon is expected to set at approximately 6:17 a.m., leaving only a few minutes to observe the eclipse at its peak. The partial phase will begin at 4:33 a.m. As the event progresses, Earth’s shadow will gradually cover the lunar surface, reducing the bright portion of the Moon until only a thin illuminated crescent remains visible. Astronomers at the Silesian University in Opava say observers will need an unobstructed view towards the southwest, as the Moon will be low above the horizon throughout the most important part of the event. The eclipse follows another major astronomical event visible from the Czech Republic earlier this month, giving skywatchers a second opportunity to observe a rare celestial phenomenon within a short period. Unlike a solar eclipse, observing the Moon does not require protective eyewear. The eclipse can be seen with the...

 by Prague Morning Aug 24, 2026

September 19: Prague Hosts Indian Festival of Music, Food, and Community

Prague will host its annual celebration of Indian culture, Ganeshotsav, on Saturday, September 19, at Kulturní dům Ládví. Ganeshotsav, the festival honoring Lord Ganesha, is more than a celebration of Indian culture—it’s a way to bring people together. Since 2021, the festival has grown into a space where Indian and Czech communities can meet, connect, and enjoy shared traditions. The event is organised by Maharashtra Mandal, Czech Republic, a registered non-profit dedicated to promoting friendship and understanding between Indian and Czech residents. The festival features traditional Indian rituals, music, dance, and food, and welcomes everyone to join in the fun. Like last year, this year, the festival adds a charitable aspect: part of the registration fees will go to support non-profits in the Czech Republic. “With this initiative, we want to contribute to the development of communities both in our country of origin and in the country that is now our home,” says the organizers to Prague Morning.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Maharashtra Mandal Czech Republic (@maharashtramandalczechrepublic) By partnering with like-minded organisations, the festival encourages intercultural dialogue, mutual respect, and connections between diverse communities living in the Czech Republic. Like last year, organizers...

 by Prague Morning Aug 24, 2026

A Multi-Brand K-Beauty Pop-Up Is Coming to Prague This September

A Korean beauty pop-up will bring eight K-beauty brands and K-pop entertainment to Prague’s Vltava River this September. The HARUNARU K-Beauty Pop-up will take place aboard KVASOUL, a self-brewing boat restaurant, from September 4 to 8. An industry preview for beauty professionals and influencers will be held on September 3. Visitors will be able to discover, test and buy products from eight Korean brands, including GASH, ranked No. 1 at Olive Young, South Korea’s leading beauty retailer, and ilso, known for its pore-care products. The event will also feature K-pop performances, a Random Dance Challenge, an idol-style makeup show and a dedicated selection of K-pop albums and merchandise. The pop-up is aimed at introducing emerging Korean beauty brands to consumers and industry professionals in the Czech Republic and across Central and Eastern Europe. Entry is free, although visitors are encouraged to register online in advance. The event is organized by Bramasole Prague s.r.o., which operates several Korean restaurant brands in Prague. HARUNARU K-Beauty Pop-up 📍 KVASOUL, Vltava River, Prague 📅 September 4–8, 2026 🎟️ Free entry Promote your business to thousands of expats in Prague Find out how.

 by Prague Morning Aug 24, 2026

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