Prague
Prague Castle is the enduring symbol of the Czech state and, according to the Guinness Book of Records, the largest coherent castle complex in the world, covering nearly 70,000 m². Founded around 880 by Prince Bořivoj, it has served as the seat of Czech rulers since the late 9th century and today is the official residence of the President of the Republic. The complex spans architectural styles from Romanesque and Gothic to the 20th-century work of architect Josip Plečnik, and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It hosts state ceremonies, exhibitions, and concerts.
Hrad I. nádvoří 1, 119 08 Praha 1
Castle grounds daily 6:00–22:00 (buildings and exhibitions vary by season)
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The exhibition in Rožmberk Palace presents gifts received by President Petr Pavel in 2025 from foreign dignitaries, regional representatives, and citizens. Among the exhibits are unique items from around the world, including a Mongolian sword and a Japanese plate.
in progress
An exhibition of nature photography by Czech and Slovak photographers showcasing images of wildlife, landscapes, and remarkable natural moments in the halls of Prague Castle.
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The 10th Czech Nature Photo exhibition showcases nearly 200 wildlife images by Czech and Slovak photographers at Prague Castle from May to September, with guided tours and talks by award-winning photographers.
(71 days)
Shakespeare's Comedy of Errors performed at the atmospheric Prague Castle — an evening of mistaken identities, wit, and theatrical charm.
(72 days)
A classic comedy of mistaken identities and mix-ups performed at the atmospheric setting of Prague Castle.
A charity theatre performance at Prague Castle raising funds for Centrum Paraple, an organisation supporting people with spinal cord injuries.
(8 days)
Shakespeare's classic comedy of love and identity performed at the scenic Prague Castle venue.
Shakespeare's comedy Twelfth Night performed in English at Prague Castle.
(8 days)
A theatrical performance of "Love's Labour's Lost" at Prague Castle — a classic comedy for a summer evening.
(9 days)
Shakespeare's classic tragedy of a Moorish general undone by jealousy, manipulation, and betrayal at the Prague Castle.
(5 days)
An evening performance at Prague Castle, with a title echoing Shakespeare's classic comedy Twelfth Night.
(6 days)
Shakespeare's classic tragedy of ambition and power, performed at Prague Castle.
