Prague Live Shows & Entertainment

Experience a night of Czech culture at its best, a live folklore dinner show filled with songs, dances, and vibrant costumes straight from Bohemia and Moravia.

Savor an authentic 4-course Czech feast paired with unlimited beer, wine, and soft drinks. Choose from a wide range of menus, from roasted duck and grilled trout to vegetarian, halal, or kosher-friendly options, all served with traditional sides like baked potatoes and homemade cabbage salad.

Begin with a welcome drink and let local performers draw you into lively folk rhythms. Feel free to clap, sing along, or join in a few dance steps as the evening unfolds at the charming Folklore Garden, just outside Prague’s city center.

Upgrade your experience with hotel transfers for an effortless night out, and enjoy the same festive show with the convenience of a round-trip ride.

Fun Fact: Traditional Czech potato soup, known as "Bramboračka," serves as a symbol of warmth and comfort during the winter holidays in Prague.

Dive into a mesmerizing 2-hour cabaret with stunning performers, jaw-dropping acts, and a dinner that’s as unforgettable as the show.

Relish every bite—starters, soup, main course, and dessert—as the stage lights up with music, dance, and iconic 20th-century vibes.

No worries about dietary needs—there’s a tasty option for everyone, including vegans, vegetarians, and gluten-free guests.

While all seats offer unobstructed views, choose from gold, silver, or bronze seats based on how close you want to be to the stage.

Fun fact: Prague’s cabarets were inspired by Café Montmartre, a hub for Czech artists in the early 1900s.

Experience Prague uniquely with this hour-long concert of songs, arias, and musical compositions by famous artists.

Get to embrace Bolero, Gershwin, Hallelujah, The best of the world, or Czech music.

For an hour, immerse yourself in songs, arias and musical compositions written by famous composers.

Take a seat of your choice in the opulent Spanish Synagogue and let the architecture and music enthrall you.

Fun Fact: One of the earliest synagogues in Prague built outside the Ghetto was the Spanish Synagogue, which was built just outside the city's former medieval Jewish Ghetto.

Experience the charm of an 18th-century church while listening to classical music performed by professional musicians.

Listen to immortal works of the likes of Bach and Mozart in a venue that boasts superb interiors and acoustics.

Discover the charm of Czech classical music performed by Prague's famous composers such as Antonín Dvořák.

Fun Fact: The church is the home of an immense Baroque organ that was played by Mozart himself in 1787.

Enjoy the mesmerizing fusion of UV lights, fluorescent costumes, neon props, and visual effects during this 70-minute Black Light Theater performance.

Lose yourself in director Theodor Hoidekr’s dream world and experience joy, laughter, and fear as you watch a love story unfold.

Witness a moving non-verbal spectacle that transcends language barriers, accompanied by the music of iconic artists like Shakira, Sting, Coldplay, and AC/DC.

Take part in an interactive experience in the intimate setting of the HILT Black Light Theater, a historic 15th-century space that offers exclusive seating for 50 people.

Did you know? Prague has been the home of modern black light theater since the 1960s.

Enjoy a dreamy show of neon lights at the Wow Black Light Theater that follows the story of defeating fears.

Be mesmerized by the optical illusion as fluorescent lights dance before you and tell a tale.

Witness the story of a child confined in the web of his fears and how he triumphs over them.

Lose yourself in the magic of splendid music, 4D effects, colorful lights, and balloons raining from the ceiling.

Dine like royalty and enjoy live entertainment in a historic tavern in Prague's Old Town with a 3-course dinner and unlimited drinks.

Start your feast with a steaming bowl of traditional Czech potato soup and choose a main course catered to your dietary preferences.

Choose between 12-hour roasted pork, butter-roasted chicken, baked trout, or even grilled vegetable skewers, capping your meal with cake or fruit salad.

See jugglers, dancers, and pirate fight scenes play out as you enjoy the merriment of the live medieval show, sipping on unlimited beer, wine, or soft drinks!

Fun Fact: Belly dancing wasn't just for entertainment in medieval times – it was believed to aid childbirth!