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One of the most successful traveling exhibitions of our time is heading to Prague. Harry Potter™: The Exhibition will open its doors on August 6, 2026, at the PVA EXPO Prague Letňany and will offer visitors a unique opportunity to enter the stories that have captured the hearts of fans around the world. The interactive exhibition, which has already attracted more than four million people, will showcase authentic costumes, original props, and unforgettable settings inspired by both the Harry Potter™ film series and the Fantastic Beasts™ films, as well as the play Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.

The capital will once again shake to its foundations at the end of summer. The popular open-air festival ROCK MOTOL FEST announces its return and has prepared a significant innovation for its third edition. Originally a one-day event, it is transforming into a full-fledged two-day festival marathon filled with guitar riffs, thundering basses, and the purest rock-metal energy. On September 11 and 12, 2026, the unique natural area of the former Motol campsite in Prague 5 will come alive, where the renowned restaurant Železná Panna is currently located. This space offers the ideal combination of great accessibility within the capital and an authentic, relaxed festival atmosphere in the open air.

Harry Potter: The Exhibition is a groundbreaking touring experience celebrating the magic of the Wizarding World. Featuring immersive storytelling, cutting-edge interactive technology, authentic props, and original costumes, the exhibition brings to life some of the most beloved moments, characters, and locations from the Harry Potter™ and Fantastic Beasts™ film series, as well as the stage production Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.

Forget ordinary tourist spots. If you’re looking for an authentic food experience beyond the usual tourist trail, head to Teplá Kačka.

The National Technical Museum in Prague is the largest institution in the Czech Republic dedicated to the history of technology, science, and industry. Located in the Letná district, it offers a modern museum experience with a wide range of permanent exhibitions covering transportation, architecture, astronomy, photography, chemistry, engineering, and everyday technology.

Stop. Exchange the city noise for an area of absolute peace. The Czech forest, stretching along the Bavarian border, is a forgotten paradise that captivates the weary mind. It offers the rarest commodity of today: deep woods, distant views, and above all, empty roads without crowds.