Prague Dinner Shows Beyond the Medieval Tavern

Prague’s other dinner shows are not medieval. The closest in spirit is a folklore evening: Fun in Prague’s Prague: Folkloric Dinner Show with Unlimited Drinks at the folklore garden in Hlubočepy, Prague 5, with a mead toast, four courses, Czech and Moravian songs and dances and unlimited beer, wine and soft drinks, from 7:30 PM. It was per person from US$64 (checked November 2026), rated 4.6 from 1,727 reviews. The others are dinner cruises on the Vltava, Mozart arias between three courses in the Old Town, and a medieval feast with a castle and a brewery outside the city.

The calendar above is the folklore evening in Hlubočepy. The medieval dinner at U Pavouka has its own calendar on the homepage.

Which dinner show?

Prices, ratings and review counts from the listings (GetYourGuide checked November 2026). Operators price by date and season, so treat the figures as the shape of the market, not a quote.

The folklore evening in Hlubočepy

This is a Czech folk night, not a medieval one: a band plays songs from Bohemia and Moravia, folk dancers perform, and you are invited to learn a step or two, such as the mazurka. Dinner is four courses: a light cottage-cheese spread with bread, Czech potato soup, a main of your choice with cabbage salad, and apple strudel, with coffee or tea. Beer, red or white wine, soft drinks and water are unlimited.

The menu choice sets the price. On 26 November 2026 the standard mains (baked meats, a quarter chicken or vegetables) were US$63.64 a person, the special mains (trout, salmon, duck, halal chicken, semi-kosher trout or pork knuckle) US$66.99, and the same with a round-trip transfer US$78.15 and US$81.50. Every option started at 7:30 PM. The transfer collects you from your hotel between 6:30 and 7:00 PM and brings you back after the show, which ends at 10:00 PM; the exact address must reach the organiser at least 48 hours before.

Without the transfer you go yourself. The garden is outside the centre, about 20 to 25 minutes by public transport, on the corner of Na Zlíchově and Nad Konečnou in Praha 5 - Hlubočepy; the Hlubočepy stop is in front of Hlubočepy Castle and the Folklore Garden, and there is a large car park at Na Zlíchově 18. It is 5.2 km from U Pavouka in a straight line, and wheelchair accessible.

Fun in Prague, s.r.o. sells the same folklore dinner on Viator too, with a 4-course Czech dinner, a mead toast and the transfer as an option: the folklore dinner on Viator.

Two more folklore evenings

Prices per person, GetYourGuide, checked November 2026.

Dinner on the Vltava

Three evening cruises run about 3 hours each, with a buffet dinner and a welcome drink; other drinks are extra:

Prices per person, GetYourGuide, checked November 2026. A cruise trades the show for the view: the castle and Charles Bridge lit up from the water.

Mozart over dinner

Live City’s Mozart Ballroom Concert Ticket with 3-Course Dinner (Live City) is the quiet opposite of the tavern: the Amadeus Prague ensemble, two opera singers and instrumentalists in period costume, sing arias and duets from Don Giovanni, The Marriage of Figaro and The Magic Flute in three 20-minute parts between the courses, in a neo-baroque ballroom in the Old Town. Doors open at 6:30 PM; dress is smart casual and the evening suits children from age 6. A welcome drink is included and other drinks are extra. It was from US$123 a person (checked November 2026).

A medieval feast with a castle

If you want the medieval theme with more than a dinner, two evenings go to the village of Dětenice, outside Prague, among them Fun in Prague’s Medieval Dinner, Show, Castle and Brewery: a guided tour of the Baroque castle, a tasting at the brewery, then a medieval banquet in the tavern there with unlimited beer and wine, music, dancers and a fire show. Both take about 5 hours.

Prices per person, GetYourGuide, checked November 2026.

A day at the castle first

A medieval dinner in Malá Strana or the Old Town pairs well with a day at Prague Castle above it. prague-castle-tour.com covers the castle in depth: the circuit tickets, the opening hours and how to get up the hill.