The Czech Republic delights with historic architecture and a rising festival scene: atmospheric Christmas markets on Prague's squares, international music festivals and beer celebrations across Bohemia and Moravia. Visitors can expect a wide range of events blending tradition and modernity throughout 2026/2027.
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Illustrative photo New Year's Eve and New Year 2026/2027 in Hradec Kralove centre on Velke namesti, winter lights and a traditionally free city programme on 1 January. Instead of municipal fireworks, visitors get a quieter mix of bell ringing, light and culture in the historic centre of the Czech Republic.
Illustrative photo New Year's Eve and New Year 2026/2027 in Janske Lazne, Czech Republic, centre on a colonnade evening, the Krkonose Treetop Walk, skiing and spa stays. Official packages run from 27 or 30 December 2026 to 2 January 2027. Best suited to travellers who want a calm mountain celebration rather than a big-city party.
Illustrative photo New Year's Eve 2026 and New Year 2027 in Spindleruv Mlyn, Czech Republic, centre on hotel galas, restaurant parties and a snow-covered ski resort rather than one single public festival. Hotel Savoy lists a confirmed gala on 31 December 2026; check official sites for other menus, prices and lift times.
Illustrative photo New Year's Eve 2026/2027 in Mikulov pairs a free square party, a castle night and South Moravian wine country. There is no official fireworks display, and the 2026 stage lineup was still unconfirmed in September 2026. Best for travellers who want a romantic, gastronomic alternative to a big-city countdown.
Illustrative photo New Year's Eve and New Year 2026/2027 in Harrachov combine skiing in the Krkonose Mountains with a traditional torchlight descent on 31 December, usually at 18:00. Public spectacles are often free; hotel galas and lift tickets are extra. A calmer mountain alternative to a big-city party.
Illustrative photo On January 22 and 23, 2027, the Let It Roll Winter Festival brings pure Drum & Bass energy to the Křižík Pavilions in Prague. Experience 3 stages, over 40 DJs, top-tier sound design, and two nights of uncompromising music.
Illustrative photo Let It Roll 2027 takes place at Lake Most in Czechia and is considered the world's biggest drum and bass festival. Expect multiple open air stages, elaborate production and an international crowd, the dates are confirmed for 5-8 February 2027.
Illustrative photo Prague Beer Fest 2027 brings more than 50 breweries from 17 countries to Pražská tržnice in Prague. Visitors can expect a two day craft beer festival with workshops, street food and around 200 different beers. The exact 2027 date will be announced on the official website.
Illustrative photo United Islands of Prague 2027 takes place from April 29 to May 1 on Štvanice Island. This world music festival runs on voluntary admission and features over a hundred emerging artists from across Europe.
Illustrative photo On April 30, 2027, Prague's biggest witch burning bonfire lights up Petřín Hill once again. The Czech Walpurgis Night blends music, roasted sausages and a lively crowd against a view over the whole city.
Illustrative photo In 2027, the Khamoro Festival once again brings Roma music and culture to Prague, with concerts, dance and the traditional parade through the old town. Much of the program is free to attend.
Illustrative photo The Prague Fringe Festival 2027 takes place from May 28 to June 5 in Prague's Lesser Town. Known as Prague's version of the Edinburgh Fringe, it brings international, offbeat theatre into unusual historic venues.