Festival of Delicate Flavors – Autumn 2026

At Prague Zoo, offspring of three species of snakes that had not previously bred here have come into the world. For the first time, two hatchlings of the recently discovered northern Australian python were born for science. The remaining species are live-bearing – a total of ten baby snakes were born to a female brown boa, an endemic species from Madagascar. The third reptile being bred for the first time is an underground inhabitant of Asian sand dunes: a female Tatar python delighted her keepers with four offspring.

The last weekend of September will once again belong to wine, history, and medieval atmosphere at Karlštejn. The 28th edition of the Karlštejn Wine Harvest Festival will take place on Saturday, September 26, and Sunday, September 27, 2026, offering a program for history lovers, families with children, and everyone who wants to enjoy one of the largest historical celebrations in Central Bohemia.

Interest in this year's Summer Stage has exceeded expectations. By the end of July, more than 80% of all tickets have been sold out, yet the theater program continues until mid-September, and audiences still have plenty to choose from. This year's repertoire focuses on genre diversity – from thrilling stories inspired by novels about the talented Mr. Ripley to energetic comedies by British author Marie Jones.

The Trojan bistro with a wild garden, which attracts customers from all corners of the country as well as tourists from abroad, will celebrate its third anniversary in August. It invites the public to the celebration, which will take place all week from August 18 to 23. It will include a dance party, an evening with natural wines, and a charity collection in collaboration with the Tereza Maxová Foundation for Children.

Discover the best things to do in Prague in July and August 2026. From blockbuster movie premieres and world-class exhibitions to live concerts and cultural events, explore the top attractions and entertainment in Prague this summer.