What to do in Prague
What to do in Prague
Welcome to Prague! During your visit for the Global Evidence Summit, take some time to explore this beautiful city filled with rich history, stunning architecture, and vibrant culture. Whether you're interested in historical landmarks, indoor cultural activities, outdoor adventures, or nightlife, we've got you covered.
Historical Highlights
Discover the fascinating history of Prague with our curated list of must-see historical landmarks and monuments. From the grandeur of Prague Castle to the iconic Charles Bridge, immerse yourself in the rich past of this magnificent city.
For more details, visit Historical Highlights.
Indoor Cultural Gems
Prague offers a wealth of indoor cultural experiences. From world-class museums and art galleries to stunning architectural marvels, there's something for everyone.
Find out more at Indoor Cultural Gems.
Outdoor Adventures
If you prefer the great outdoors, Prague has plenty to offer. Enjoy the city's parks, gardens, and natural sites, perfect for a relaxing stroll or an adventurous hike.
Explore more at Outdoor Adventures.
Bars and Clubs
Experience the vibrant nightlife of Prague with our guide to the best bars and clubs. From stylish cocktail bars to lively music clubs, there's something for everyone to enjoy after dark.
Check out Bars and Clubs.
What's Happening Around the Conference
In addition to the rich Scientific Programme and Social Programme during the Global Evidence Summit, there are plenty of activities and events to enjoy in Prague. The Social Event Committee (SEC) has carefully selected a range of special events and activities to enhance your stay, ensuring you get the most out of your visit.
For a comprehensive list of events happening in Prague from 7-15 September 2024, please check: Events in Prague.
For more general information, visit the official tourist website for Prague or Prague's official tourism portal.
Social Event Committee Recommendations
To make your visit even more enjoyable, the Social Event Committee has curated a list of recommended activities, including concerts, exhibitions, wine and beer festivals, and other exciting events. Explore these selections to experience the best of Prague during the summit week.
Concerts
Classic Spectacular in Mirror Chapel – Sunday 08 September 2024 / 18:00
Chamber concert with a small orchestra, amazing soprano, and acclaimed organist and violinist. One hour of classical music in the Baroque Mirror Chapel Klementinum will lift your spirit up.
Website: Visit the Classic Spectacular in Mirror Chapel website
Location: Klementinum Mirror Chapel (Karlova 1, 110 00 Prague 1)
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible.
Hallelujah – Monday 09 September 2024 / 19:00
Czech Collegium Ensemble and leading soprano perform famous melodies from W. A. Mozart to L. Cohen. This concert features famous opera and musical melodies as well as popular classical pieces, focusing mainly on Jewish composers. Soprano Michaela Šrůmová, a member of the National Theatre Opera Prague, and the renowned Czech Collegium Ensemble guarantee a great artistic experience.
Website: Visit the Hallelujah website
Location: Spanish Synagogue (Vězeňská 1, 110 00 Prague 1 - Josefov)
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible.
WOW Black Light Theatre – Friday 13 September 2024 / 20:00
WOW is the most modern and biggest Prague Black Light Theatre. Enjoy an evening without words – Black Light Theatre is nonverbal. The WOW performance is suitable for people of all ages, a magnificent show for the whole family. Welcome to the world where beautiful mermaids live, where the power of wild nature reveals itself, and fragile flower bunches can dance. This performance combines traditional techniques with modern pyrotechnics.
Website: Visit the WOW Black Light Theatre website
Location: Broadway Theatre (Na Příkopě 31, Praha 1)
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible.
Dvořák's Prague (Dvořákova Praha)
International festival of classical music featuring the best international and national performers. The program includes the Dvořák Collection, presenting and recording complete categories of Dvořák’s oeuvre. The festival features well-known works like the New World Symphony and Stabat Mater, as well as lesser-known pieces like The Heirs of the White Mountain and Alfred.
Website: Visit the Dvořákova Praha website
Location: Rudolfinum building (Alšovo nábřeží 79/12, Old Town, Prague 1
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible.
Exhibitions
Tim Burton Exhibition
Tim Burton – director, producer, writer, poet, and artist – returns to the Czech Republic after 10 years. This exhibition explores over 50 years of his artistic career, blending dark themes with humor and exaggeration. It includes new material from recent projects.
Website: Visit the Tim Burton Exhibition website
Location: Municipal House, náměstí Republiky 5, 111 21 Old Town, Prague 1
Opening Hours: Daily 10:00–19:00
Accessibility: The Municipal House has an elevator, providing access for wheelchair users.
From Prehistory to the Tailcoat
This exhibition showcases historical clothing from different eras, including the Iron Age, the period of Charles IV, and the 19th and 20th centuries. Visitors can interact with dynamic digital models and virtually try on the garments using a recording camera and a large-scale monitor. This exhibition is part of the Virtual Digital Wardrobe project.
Website: Visit the From Prehistory to the Tailcoat website
Location: Týnská 630/6, 110 00 Old Town, Prague 1
Opening Hours: Daily 10:00–18:00
Accessibility: The venue has barrier-free access with two elevators, ensuring full accessibility for visitors.
Wine & Beer Festivals
Wine Festival Vinohrady 2024 - 13-14th September 2024
Due to the ongoing revitalization of Jiřího z Poděbrady square, the 28th Vinohrady wine festival will take place in the Mahler Gardens under the Žižkov Tower. The festival will be attended by winemakers from all over Europe including Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Italy, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Slovenia, Croatia, Romania, Serbia, Ukraine, and Poland. Treats on offer range from Moravian and Czech wine, sausages, potato spirals, cheeses to coffee, must, and cakes. Small independent wine merchants sell award-winning, specially selected exclusive wines. Live music is available on both days. Families with children can relax in the kid's area with a merry-go-round, creative workshops, and fun activities. The entrance to the festival is free.
Website: Visit the Wine Festival Vinohrady 2024 Facebook Page
Location: Mahler park – Jiřího z Poděbrad square, Prague 3
Opening Hours: 10:00–21:00
Accessibility: The event is wheelchair accessible.
Pilsner Urquell Experience and Beer Tasting
A 90-minute self-guided tour during which you will discover the origin and production of Pilsner Urquell, the most popular Czech beer. You will explore a series of exhibits that will engage all your senses through high-tech elements such as 3D sound, video mapping, smell, taste, heat, cold, and much more. You will taste the first golden Pilsner in our taproom from 1842, meet the brewery's first brewer, learn how our beer is made, understand the meaning of foam, become a Czech hockey player, and much more. And of course, you will taste various Pilsner Urquell brews in our iconic beer hall! You can choose to combine it with our original Tap Academy to expand your knowledge and master the art of pouring beer the Czech way with foam. Get a certificate and a personalized gift!
Website: Visit the Pilsner Urquell Experience website
Location: 28. října 377/13, Prague
Opening Hours: Daily 11:00–20:30
Accessibility: The website does not indicate whether the exhibition is wheelchair accessible.
Other Activities
Aquapark Čestlice Prague
The unique Water World with an area of 9150 m² is the largest water park in Central Europe. It consists of three palaces offering a variety of activities for everyone. The extensive Sauna World includes fourteen types of saunas and heating rooms, divided into Finnish saunas, Roman baths, and outdoor saunas.
Website: Visit the Aquapark Čestlice website
Location: Pražská 138, 251 01 Čestlice-Říčany u Prahy
Opening Hours: Monday–Friday 10:00–22:00; Saturday–Sunday 09:00–22:00
Accessibility: There is barrier-free access to the building and the pool, with two separate showers for the disabled and a wheelchair available for rent.
Enjoy your stay in Prague!