Dinner Show

Experience a completely medieval world as you enjoy dinner and unlimited drinks in a Prague tavern, the Krčma U Pavouka.

Served with a signature medieval flair, enjoy a 5-course meal of the most delicious dishes and sip on unlimited drinks.

Imagine what a feast was like during feudal times as you soak up the medieval decor and surroundings of the underground tavern.

Bellydancers, jugglers, fire artists, and swordsmen will entertain you amidst the sound of the most authentic musical accompaniments.

Enjoy the history of Prague Castle and learn about its fascinating stories with these skip-the-line tickets.

Visit the Old Royal Palace, St. Vitus Cathedral, and St. George's Basilica for their architecture, artworks, and alleys before ending your tour at the Golden Lane where you can shop.

For the medieval dinner, choose a mouth-watering 5-course meal of your choice with unlimited drinks while you stay entertained throughout the evening.

The underground cavern is filled with talented artists showcasing belly dancing, juggling, fire art, and more while you can feast on their classic medieval dinner.

Pay a visit to St. George's Basilica and get to know fascinating stories of Czech saints at St. Vitus Cathedral.

Dine like royalty and enjoy live entertainment in a historic tavern in Prague's Old Town with a 3-course dinner and unlimited drinks.

Start your feast with a steaming bowl of traditional Czech potato soup and choose a main course catered to your dietary preferences.

Choose between 12-hour roasted pork, butter-roasted chicken, baked trout, or even grilled vegetable skewers, capping your meal with cake or fruit salad.

See jugglers, dancers, and pirate fight scenes play out as you enjoy the merriment of the live medieval show, sipping on unlimited beer, wine, or soft drinks!

Fun Fact: Belly dancing wasn't just for entertainment in medieval times – it was believed to aid childbirth!

Get whisked away to medieval times, relishing a feast while enjoying music, dance, and a juggling show – all in Prague's oldest inn, 'U Krále Brabantského'!

Satiate your hunger with a lavish spread prepared on a massive grill, from grilled meats, and cheese plates to gingerbread and apple pie.

Be entertained by skilled swordsmen and a fire show in the flickering candle-lit surroundings while enjoying drinks like homemade children's beer, bottled Moravian wine and more.

Opt for the all-inclusive ticket for unlimited drinks, and enjoy Pilsner Urquell, children's beer, wine, and more, to your heart's content.

Fun Fact: Did you know legends like Mozart and Karel Čapek are said to have visited this inn, often in disguise? Now that's a place draped in history!

Experience an authentic Czech folklore dinner show with dancers and musicians in traditional costumes, a one-of-a-kind cultural immersion.

Indulge in a 4-course Czech meal, including options like Special Trout, Duck, or Traditional Meat, served alongside homemade dishes like potato soup and sweet apple strudel.

Join in the fun by learning traditional Czech dances, singing along to Bohemian and Moravian songs, and toasting with a traditional mead before the show.

Customize your experience with optional transport and menu choices, including a Special Menu and Standard Menu, to suit your culinary preferences.

Fun Fact: Traditional Czech potato soup, known as "Bramboračka," serves as a symbol of warmth and comfort during the winter holidays in Prague.

This experience whisks you to Detenice Castle and its historic brewery for tastings, then to a tavern for a feast with a fun medieval show.

Your guide will take you through Detenice Castle where you can snap pictures of historic hunting trophies and period furniture.

Enjoy round-trip transfers from Prague with a guide, and taste traditional Czech light and dark beers at the Detenice Brewery.

Indulge in a medieval banquet with unlimited drinks, then be amazed by fire jugglers, dancers, and even a snake charmer.

Did you know? The Detenice Brewery brews its beers using copper kettles over an open fire, just as they did in the Middle Ages.