New Year's Eve Traditional Czech Night

It features a rich programme of Czech folk music, song and dance, and includes a hearty dinner, unlimited drinks, and return transport from your hotel.

This excursion is the most authentic Czech themed event in Prague.

Tickets must be purchased in advance via the book button on this page.

After picking you up from your Prague hotel, we drive for around 15 minutes into the outskirts of the city, to a grand timber-framed restaurant set in the grounds of a historic manor house.

The atmosphere of a Czech village festival awaits, and guests are greeted with a welcome drink and shown to their table.

The restaurant has a warm farmhouse feel and is nicely heated.

The entertainment is an energetic programme of authentic folk music, song and dance, performed by accomplished musicians, singers and dancers.

A delicious six-course dinner is served during the show. The food is of a high standard and a vegetarian option is available (if required, state it in Special Requests on the booking form).

Surprisingly good Moravian wine, cold Czech beer and soft drinks are free-flowing throughout the evening. No-one goes hungry or thirsty at the Traditional Czech Night!

In the build up to midnight, the live music switches to a DJ and dancing.

At midnight, the restaurant puts on a fireworks display in the grounds of the manor house.

There is a complimentary glass of Bohemia Sekt 'Czech Champagne' to toast in the New Year.

After midnight, the party continues with the DJ until 1am.

Participants are transported to the restaurant and back in modern air-conditioned vehicles. On the return journey, you are dropped off at your hotel.

The Traditional Czech Night always sells out on New Year's Eve, so advance reservations are essential.

Note: Seating is at long wooden, farmhouse tables. If you prefer a chair, state it in Special Requests on the booking form.

Note: For information on the night in general, read our guide to New Year's Eve in Prague

Note: The Traditional Czech Night also runs on other nights throughout the Christmas season.