Lord of the Dance / Czech tour 2026 / Prague

Lake Most will transform into the center of the world drum & bass scene in just a few days. Let It Roll, starting on July 30, will feature more than 130 international artists, six themed stages, three live performances, and a traditional opening show. The main stars of this year's edition include Chase & Status, Pendulum LIVE, and Wilkinson. Visitors can also look forward to an aerial show by the Flying Bulls Aerobatics Team over the surface of Lake Most.

Discover 11 unforgettable places to visit in the Czech Republic, from Prague's top attractions and hidden gems to medieval castles, scenic viewpoints, botanical gardens, skydiving experiences, and unique day trips. Perfect inspiration for your Czech travel itinerary.

Looking for the best restaurants, cafés and bars in Prague? Discover handpicked places serving authentic Czech cuisine, Italian specialties, Asian flavors, craft beer, signature cocktails and fine dining. From hidden local gems to Michelin Guide recommendations, here are the top spots to eat and drink in Prague in 2026.

If you’re looking for something different from traditional Czech cuisine, Isaac’s BBQ offers a taste of authentic American barbecue right in the Prague center.

Tucked inside Koruna Palace (Palác Koruna) on Wenceslas Square, Peony Asian Fusion is one of those new spots that tries to solve a very Prague problem: your group can’t agree on dinner. The concept is broad on purpose—a modern take on Vietnamese, Japanese and Thai flavors, built around shareable plates, sushi, and a lively bar program.

Located in Prague’s elegant Vinohrady district on Myslíkova 20, Lola is a recent addition to the city’s vibrant tapas scene, bringing a slice of Spanish flavour and conviviality to the Czech capital. Lola blends authentic tapas, vermouth, and warm hospitality into a cosy, stylish environment that’s perfect for all occasions— an afternoon aperitivo, a leisurely dinner, or a relaxed evening with friends.