Where to go for wine harvest 2026? 10 best tips in Prague and across the Czech Republic.

Where to go for wine harvest 2026? 10 best tips in Prague and across the Czech Republic.

Autumn in the Czech Republic is inseparable from grape harvest festivals. Historic towns fill up with parades, concerts, craft markets, and stalls with burčák (young wine) and new wine. Whether you are looking for a pleasant day trip from Prague or planning a weekend in Moravia, we have selected ten events that you definitely shouldn't miss this year.

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1. Karlštejn Wine Harvest: September 26–27, 2026 | Karlštejn

The Karlštejn Wine Harvest is among the most visited historical festivals in the Czech Republic, and due to its easy accessibility from Prague, it is an ideal destination for a day trip. The biggest attraction is the arrival of Emperor Charles IV with a royal procession, which annually attracts thousands of visitors. There will also be a historical market, knightly performances, period music, and a rich selection of wines and burčák.

2. Mělník Wine Harvest: September 18–20, 2026 | Mělník

The oldest and also one of the largest wine harvests in Bohemia attracts tens of thousands of visitors every year. The historic center of Mělník comes alive with a procession of Charles IV, concerts by famous performers, wine courtyards, and tasting zones. Thanks to the program for children and adults, the event is enjoyable for entire families.

3. Grébovka Wine Harvest: September 2026 | Havlíčkovy sady, Prague 2

If you don't want to leave Prague, head to Grébovka. The wine harvest in the romantic Havlíčkovy sady offers a relaxed atmosphere, tastings of Czech and Moravian wines, burčák, gastronomic specialties, and a cultural program. An ideal place for an afternoon gathering with friends.

4. Wine Harvest at Prague Castle: September 2026 | Royal Garden, Prague

The unique setting of Prague Castle gives this event an unforgettable atmosphere. Visitors can taste wines from the historic castle vineyards, burčák, and other wine specialties. There are also usually guided tastings and accompanying cultural programs.

5. Wine Harvest at St. Clare's Vineyard: September 2026 | Botanical Garden Prague – Troja

St. Clare's Vineyard is one of the most beautiful wine locations in Prague. The annual wine harvest combines tastings of wines directly from local winemakers with quality gastronomy and stunning views of Troja. The pleasant atmosphere is complemented by a musical program and the opportunity to stroll through the botanical garden.

6. Znojmo Historical Wine Harvest: September 11–13, 2026 | Znojmo

The largest historical wine harvest in Moravia transforms the entire Znojmo into a medieval town. Visitors can expect a procession of King John of Luxembourg, knightly tournaments, historical markets, wine stalls, and concerts on several stages. If you are looking for a truly grand atmosphere, Znojmo is a sure bet.

7. Pálava Wine Harvest: September 11–13, 2026 | Mikulov

Picturesque Mikulov offers one of the most beautiful backdrops for wine festivals in the Czech Republic. The historical procession with King Wenceslas IV, hundreds of wine samples, regional gastronomy, and several music stages make the Pálava Wine Harvest one of the most sought-after events of the autumn.

8. Kutná Hora Wine Harvest: September 2026 | Kutná Hora

The historic center listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site creates a unique backdrop for the wine harvest. You can look forward to wine stalls, concerts, medieval programs, and specialties of local gastronomy. A trip here can easily be combined with a tour of the city's most famous landmarks.

9. Litoměřice Wine Harvest: September 2026 | Litoměřice

Litoměřice is one of the traditional wine towns in northern Bohemia, and their wine harvest annually attracts wine lovers from the entire region. The historic center fills with winemakers, folklore ensembles, concerts, and stalls with regional specialties.

10. St. Wenceslas Celebrations and Wine Harvest in Valtice: End of September 2026 | Valtice

Valtice is the heart of Moravian winemaking, and here you can enjoy autumn in its most beautiful form. The St. Wenceslas Celebrations combine open wine cellars, tastings of top Moravian wines, folklore performances, and the atmosphere of the Lednice-Valtice area.

Where will you go this year?

Whether you prefer historical celebrations at Karlštejn, the relaxed atmosphere of Prague's vineyards, or the grand wine events in Moravia, the 2026 wine harvests promise a rich program, great wine, and an unmistakable autumn atmosphere. You just need to choose a destination, invite friends, and enjoy one of the most beautiful weekends of the wine season.

 

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