Chocolate lovers, mark your calendars — Galerie Harfa will once again turn into a paradise for anyone with a sweet tooth.

The Chocolate Festival, one of the country’s most popular culinary events, will take place from October 17 to 19, 2025, offering three days of pure indulgence, creativity, and fun for all ages.

Over the weekend, visitors can explore a tempting selection of handcrafted chocolates, macarons, jams, honey, chocolate beer, and even chocolate-themed tools.

The festival is also home to the largest chocolate fountain in the Czech Republic, which has become a highlight for returning visitors.

Beyond tasting, the program includes workshops for children and adults, interactive demonstrations, and competitions with attractive prizes.

“This year, for the thirteenth time, we are offering visitors from all over the Czech Republic a rich cultural and entertainment program and, above all, a wide selection of chocolate products in different shapes and flavors,” explains Chris Delattre, the main organizer from the ChrisEvents agency.

Guests will have the opportunity to taste and purchase a variety of chocolate products at more than forty stands of leading manufacturers, including Kamelie, BonBon, ChocoArt, Jablíčko, Čo-Xo, Čokoládovna Janek, ChocoLenka, Medovinka, Judith Sweet Art, Choklid, Chocotopia and many other renowned brands.

The offer will also include French macaroons, homemade jams, natural honey, original chocolate beer, or artistic chocolate tools.

The event’s friendly, family-oriented atmosphere makes it one of Prague’s most anticipated autumn traditions — and the best part: entry is completely free.

Opening hours vary each day:

• Friday: 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM
• Saturday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
• Sunday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

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