Awesome Czech May Festivals You Can’t Miss!

#LifeInCzechia Springtime in the Czech Republic means one thing: festivals! It’s the season when the country bursts into life with all sorts of fun events that show off Czech culture. In May, especially, there are some fantastic festivals that you just have to check out.

Here’s a rundown of the coolest ones:

Prague Spring International Music Festival

If you love music, you’ll adore the Prague Spring International Music Festival. It’s a big deal, bringing together top musicians and orchestras from all over the world. They play in fancy places like the Rudolfinum and Prague Castle. You don’t have to be a music expert to enjoy it—just be ready to feel the magic of live performances!

It starts from May 12 and it is until Jun 3, 2024.

Concerts are held in various venues across Prague, including the Rudolfinum concert hall and the Prague Castle.

Prague Food Festival

Foodies, this one’s for you! Picture yourself in the beautiful Vyšehrad gardens, surrounded by delicious smells and flavors from Czech cuisine and beyond. At the Prague Food Festival, you get to taste all sorts of yummy dishes and drinks while enjoying live music. It’s a feast for the senses! It is held in the gardens of Vyšehrad, a historic fort located in Prague.

Starts from May 15 until June 2

  • May 15- Experience Italy
  • May 19-Streed Food Jam 1
  • May 19-Beer & Burger Festival
  • May 22-Experience Mexico
  • May 24-26-Italian Food Festival
  • May 30-31-Merkádo
  • June 2-Prague Ice Cream Festival

Extra Festival: This festival is not in May but it is very close to.

The festival is called Karlovy Vary International Film Festival

 

May in the Czech Republic is a blast thanks to these awesome festivals. Whether you’re into music, movies, food, history, or just having a good time, there’s something for everyone. So why not pack your bags and join in the fun? You won’t regret it!

Siyana Koleva

Hello, my name is Siyana and I am originally from Bulgaria. I study in The Netherlnds, but I also have lived in the UK and Spain, and the new destination is Brno for my internship. Sometimes I call myself a "modern nomad" since I am constantly moving, but that also gives me the experience that I can share with you.

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