The Prague Garden Party will return to the Royal Gardens from 20 to 22 June 2025, offering visitors a mix of European food, live music, and family-friendly activities.

Now in its second year, the event combines access to the historic Royal Gardens with food stalls from more than 30 exhibitors, cultural performances, and a full children’s programme.

The central part of the event focuses on gastronomy, with a wide range of stalls presenting regional specialities.

Offerings include grilled meats, cheeses, crêpes, charcuterie, seafood, and desserts. Among this year’s featured vendors are Fransyr (European cheeses), Bread Society (French pastries), Greek Delikatessy (Mediterranean cuisine), and Milleme (quiches and desserts).

A selection of European wines, ciders, beers, and crémants will also be available from both Czech and international producers.

Live Performances and Music

The festival includes a three-day live music programme, with genres ranging from flamenco and jazz to classical and swing. Performers include Flamenkeria, Jazzpot, Pragason, Kryštof Bartošek, Cancioneta Praga, and the Sophia Lamos Swing Band.

Most concerts will take place on the Míčovna stage and in the courtyard of Queen Anne’s Summer Palace.

 

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Activities for Families and Children

Daily programming for children will run throughout the festival. Children under 15 can enter for free, and primary school pupils will receive sweet treats in recognition of the end of the school year.

Venue and Tickets

The event is set in the Royal Gardens of Prague Castle, including the Belvedere terrace and views of the city. Visitors are welcome to bring blankets and enjoy the grounds picnic-style.

Opening hours are from 10:00 to 20:00 each day. Day tickets are priced at 150 CZK, while a three-day pass is available in advance for 200 CZK on goout.net until 15 June. After that, full-price passes cost 350 CZK.

The gardens are accessible via tram lines 22 and 23, or through the Prague Castle complex.

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