Food / Drink

Prague Coffee Festival is the largest coffee festival in the Czech Republic, bringing together coffee enthusiasts, professional baristas, roasters and members of the international coffee community. The 2026 edition will take place at the Křižík Pavilions at Výstaviště Praha in Holešovice.Visitors can discover more than 50 Czech and international coffee roasters and taste a wide selection of specialty coffees. Coffee tastings are included in the festival ticket, allowing guests to explore different beans, roasting styles and brewing methods.

The festival offers more than just coffee tasting, with a programme featuring: Coffee tastings from various roasters, Cuppings – guided tastings comparing different coffees, Workshops focused on coffee preparation and brewing techniques.

RestaurantWeek is a city-wide culinary festival that brings together more than 100 restaurants across Prague and the Czech Republic. Participating restaurants offer special three-course menus at fixed festival prices, giving guests the opportunity to discover both well-established and newer restaurants while experiencing their specially curated menus.

It is a great choice for guests who would like to explore Prague’s diverse culinary scene, particularly those celebrating a birthday or anniversary, or first-time visitors looking to experience the city’s gastronomic offerings. For a special gift, RestaurantWeek gift vouchers are also available for the Autumn 2026 edition and can be purchased in advance.

St. Martin’s Day, celebrated on 11 November, marks the traditional transition from autumn to winter. In Czech culture, it is associated with young wine, roast goose and the first snow.The tradition dates back centuries and remains a popular Czech gastronomic celebration. The traditional feast features roast goose with cabbage and Czech dumplings.

At Náplavka, visitors can enjoy young Czech and Moravian wines, roast goose and other goose specialities, accompanied by music. A tasting glass costs 150 CZK, with individual wine tastings priced separately by each winery.