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Welcome to Liquicity Prague 2026
Liquicity Prague returns to the Holešovice Exhibition Grounds in fall 2026, once again turning Křižík Pavilion B into a galaxy of dreams. The exact date for this edition has not yet been confirmed and will be announced on the official Liquicity website in due course.
Highlights and Attractions at Liquicity Prague
- A curated line up of international and local drum and bass artists
- Liquicity's signature elaborate stage production with lights and lasers
- An energetic community known for its welcoming atmosphere
- A continuous program running from early evening well into the morning
- A venue located in the lively Holešovice district of Prague
Program and Schedule: What to Expect in 2026
Past editions ran continuously from 8 PM until 5 AM, with several live acts and DJ sets flowing into one another throughout the night. A similar format is expected for the 2026 edition, though the final line up and schedule will only be published closer to the date.
Tickets and Admission for Liquicity Prague 2026
Prices for the 2026 edition have not yet been announced. At the March 2026 edition, ticket prices converted to roughly between 10 and 41 euros depending on the category chosen. Tickets are traditionally sold through the official Liquicity ticket shop, and entry is restricted to those 18 and older.
Visitor Tips: Travel and Accommodation in Prague
- The Holešovice Exhibition Grounds are easily reached by tram or by metro line C to the Nádraží Holešovice stop
- Since the event runs into the early morning, booking accommodation within walking distance or arranging a night taxi is worth considering
- Evenings in Prague can get cool in the fall, so bringing something warm for outside is a good idea
- International visitors should book hotels in Holešovice or central Prague well in advance
Note: The information on this page was researched at the time of writing and may have changed since then (e.g. date, venue, or program). Visit the organizer's official website →
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