Prague, Czech Republic

The historical account of the name Prague, Czech Republic, is built upon the idea that Prague is the “threshold” of ancient Europe. This theory may be confirmed by the direct translation for the Czech word “prah,” meaning “threshold.” There is also a mystical theory that depicts Prague’s “threshold” as a porthole to new worlds and alternative dimensions.

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january
  • International Festival of Wind Orchestras
  • Prague Ball Season (through February)
  • Prague Winter Festival
  • Restoration Day of the Independent Czech State
february
  • Prague' Bohemian Carnival
  • St Matthew’s Fair (through April)
march
  • Febiofest
  • Hervis Prague Half Marathon
  • One World International Human Right Documentary Film Festival
  • Prague Easter Market (through April)
april
  • Days of European Film
  • Witches' Night
may
  • BookWorld
  • Czech Beer Festival
  • Majales
  • Prague Food Festival
  • Prague's Khamoro Festival
  • Prague Spring International Music Festival
  • Volkswagen Prague Marathon
june
  • Anniversary of Kafka’s Death
  • ITF Golden Prague
  • Musica Sacra Prague
  • Prague Shakespeare Festival (through September)
july
  • Benátská noc
  • Jan Hus Day
  • Mystic Skate Cup
august
  • Prague Horn Festival
  • Verdi Festival (through September)
september
  • International Brass Band Festival
  • Mozartiana luventus
  • Prague Autumn International Music Festival (through October)
  • Strings of Autumn Festival (through November)
  • St. Wenceslas Day
october
  • Designblok
  • Independent Czechoslovak State Day
november
  • Struggle for Freedom and Democracy Day
  • FAMU Festival
  • Festival Alternativa
  • International Jazz Festival Prague (through December)
  • Prague International Festival of Advent and Christmas Music
december
  • Christmas Market
  • Prague Christmas Market
  • St Nicholas Eve
  • St Stephen’s Day
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