Prague
Výstaviště Praha is a 36-hectare multifunctional exhibition complex in Prague 7 – Holešovice, founded in 1891 for the Jubilee National Exhibition. Its centrepiece is the Art Nouveau Industrial Palace designed by architect Bedřich Münzberger. More than 50 trade fairs and cultural events take place here every year. The grounds also include Křižík's Light Fountain, the National Museum Lapidarium, Marold's Panorama of the Battle of Lipany, and the Sea World aquarium.
Areál Výstaviště 67, 170 00 Praha 7
Opening hours follow the event programme
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A classic fairground with rides like roller coaster, bumper cars, and bouncy castle. Free entry to the grounds; individual rides cost 50–150 CZK.
A conference exploring cutting-edge trends in construction, sustainability, and digital innovation driving the future of real estate.
in 3 days (3 days)
The Czech Republic's largest automobile festival featuring over 1,000 exhibits, with dedicated zones for off-road vehicles, supercars, and classic cars. Friday is an exclusive day with limited tickets; the weekend is open to the public.
Forbes Business Fest brings together entrepreneurs, managers, and professionals for networking, sharing experiences, and discovering new business opportunities.
The first festival dedicated to tiny homes, glamping, and sustainable innovations. Perfect for those interested in modern living solutions and eco-friendly alternatives.
The Georgian state ballet APHKHAZETI performs with a live choir and orchestra in the unique 360° hall at Prague Exhibition Grounds.
A running race through central Prague for runners of all levels, starting at the Industrial Palace on the Prague Exhibition Grounds.
The Georgian State Ballet APHKHAZETI brings to Prague the programme Choreonicon — a unique performance with 52 dancers, a live orchestra, and choir, combining traditional Georgian music, ballet, and contemporary dance elements.
The nineteenth edition of the Czech Republic's largest historical fencing fair, featuring vendors of historical weapons, LARP gear, and fantasy costumes. Perfect for enthusiasts of historical fencing and fantasy culture.
A legendary open-air festival featuring the biggest stars of the nineties. Boyzlife, Alexia, 2 Unlimited, Right Said Fred and other iconic performers on one stage in Holešovice.
(2 days)
The Czech Republic's largest tattoo convention with over 170 artists from around the world, contests, shows, and stand-up comedy. Held May 23–24 at Výstaviště Holešovice.
Guided tour of Prague Exhibition Grounds during the 12th Open House Prague festival. Visitors explore the Bohemia pavilion, Křižík Terraces, and Marold's Panorama while witnessing the grounds' ongoing transformation into a cultural hub.
A conference for women bringing together prominent figures from the Forbes ranking with other attendees. The programme features panel discussions, personal conversations, and networking opportunities with influential women from Czechia.
HumbookStage brings young adult authors, panel discussions, and book signings to the World of Books Prague fair.
A joint stand celebrating French language and Francophone literature, bringing together France, Belgium, Canada, and Switzerland at Prague's major book fair.
(4 days)
The Czech Republic's largest book fair and literary festival brings over 800 authors from around the world. Expect readings, discussions, comics, music and theatre at the Holešovice Exhibition Grounds.
(2 days)
The ninth edition of Maker Faire Prague brings makers, inventors, and DIY enthusiasts to Výstaviště Praha. This showcase of innovation and technology is for students, professionals, and families alike.
(83 days)
A large-scale multi-genre show by director Viktor Tauš featuring forty personalities from the Czech scene. Music, dance, rap and physical performance interweave in a ritual celebrating unity in diversity.