18 ways to spend Valentine's Day in Prague, from low-key to indulgent

Valentine's Day is now Valentine’s Weekend at NH Collection Prague Carlo IV. From Feb. 13–15, 1890 Restaurant & Bar offers a five-course dinner with a welcome drink, a bottle of wine, and live music. For something a little lighter, The Vault Lounge serves Ruinart Rosé with oysters and a seafood selection for two. Couples can also linger at Carlo IV Wellness & Spa, making it easy to stretch the celebration beyond a single evening. Reservations are recommended.

If there’s one place that feels just as romantic as Prague on Valentine’s Day, it’s Italy. Arte Bianca brings a taste of that romance with its Valentine’s pastries, including the Cornetto di San Valentino and Maritozzo dell’Amore, both filled with fresh raspberries and cream. These traditional Italian delights are available for a limited time only, so pick some up ahead of time to enjoy a simple, flavorful moment together.

Celebrate Valentine’s weekend with a taste of romance at The Artisan in the Prague Marriott Hotel. Enjoy a special brunch on Feb. 14 and 15, complete with live music and a menu by Executive Chef David Rejhon, or savor a three-course dinner on Saturday evening. Either way, it’s a chance to enjoy flavors and shared moments. Book in advance to make sure you don’t miss out.

If Valentine’s Day isn’t your favorite holiday, head to Hilton Prague Atrium’s Cloud 9 Sky Bar & Lounge, which is hosting a two-night Anti-Valentine’s celebration on Feb. 13 and 14. Enjoy rooftop views over Prague, themed cocktails, and a live DJ set, ideal for friends, couples, or anyone who wants to celebrate without the usual tropes.

Dinner tables on Valentine’s Day are usually claimed quickly, but Červený Jelen is worth penciling in for an evening out. In the TREZOR space on Feb. 14, chef Marek Fichtner’s four-course menu takes you from amuse-bouche “love bites” to decadent chocolate ganache. Arrive by 8:00 p.m. to enjoy the full experience, and book ahead as space is limited.

Channel the romantic energy of rock's most beloved heartthrobs, like Elvis and Prince, at Prague's Hard Rock Cafe. A fun, relaxed way to celebrate Valentine's Day with friends, family, or as a couple, you can enjoy a special menu of shared appetizers, a Berry Sundae dessert, and a choice of three special cocktails. As a special treat, every guest with an advanced reservation will receive a complimentary glass of Prosecco as a welcome drink. 

If you’d rather sidestep the Valentine’s Day rush, Le Petit Beefbar at W Prague offers a way to celebrate romance one day earlier. On Valentine’s Eve, savor some bubbles and special dishes like tomahawk steak with chimichurri or chateaubriand with foie gras, served alongside the regular à la carte menu. Downstairs in the hotel, the AWAY Spa adds a quieter counterpoint with a couples experience focused on shared time and unwinding together.

Valentine’s Day doesn’t have to be about roses and candlelight, it can also be about celebrating things that you genuinely love. If that happens to be beer, Pult is leaning into the sweeter side of brewing with two Valentine’s specials on tap. One pours a fruit ale with cherry liqueur, the other a pastry sour inspired by berry cheesecake. Conveniently located in Prague 1, share a pint or two with someone special over Valentine's Day weekend.

Couples and friends can choose between two ways to celebrate Valentine’s at Fairmont Golden Prague. Zlatá Praha offers a tasting menu with city views, live music, a welcome drink, and a small gift, ideal for a calm, elevated dinner. Or, for a livelier evening, Golden Eye features a shared menu and a DJ set, letting you enjoy food and music in one spot. Both options are available only on Feb. 14, so reservations are recommended.

If your Valentine’s Day plans include a quiet evening at home, you might as well have the right wine for it. Wine’s Bay offers a curated selection of boutique wines from Australia and New Zealand, including sparkling options perfect for toasting. In honor of Valentine’s Day, their online wine shop is offering a romantic bundle including a premium sparkling wine, or for those who know what they like, choose any six bottles and use the code Valentine14 for a discount. These offers are available until Feb. 28.

Some of Prague’s most romantic moments come with a view, and Villa Richter delivers with its stunning panoramic setting. Located just below Prague Castle in St. Wenceslas Vineyard, the restaurant is serving a Valentine’s menu from Feb. 11–14 that leans into indulgence: beef tartare with foie gras, cod in Champagne sauce, and beef steak with black truffle. Paired with local wines and sweeping city views, it’s a setting for a special moment this Valentine's Day.

Valentine’s Day falls on a Saturday this year, so why limit the celebration to just an evening dinner? Plan an experience for you and your special someone at Prague's M Spa. Throughout February, you can indulge in their “Three Touches of Love” wellness package, which includes a synchronized 60-minute massage, 30 minutes in a private jacuzzi with Prague Castle views, and wellness treats, topped off with a glass of Prosecco each. Sessions fill up quickly, so booking in advance is recommended.

Forbina pays homage to some of the greatest love stories through their opera, ballet, and theater-inspired cocktails. Located near the National Theatre, their carefully crafted drinks arrive with stories from the staff that detail every ingredient and influence. And just like the theater, the lights are set low, the music fuels the atmosphere, and the rosewood paneling marquetry designs create the perfect backdrop for an intimate Valentine's Day retreat. Reservations are recommended.

Sometimes the simplest gesture says the most, and on Valentine’s Day, Prague’s pastry heavyweights are making it easy to share something sweet. Myšák is preparing heart-shaped věneček pastries, strawberry-flavored chocolates shaped like "cat's tongues," and raspberry buns with šodó, while Eska Letná is frying donuts filled with vanilla cream and marmalade. Over at Pastacaffé, desserts come shaped like love itself. Perfect for gifting, sharing, or quietly enjoying solo.

With its grand interior and café culture roots, Café Savoy carries echoes of Prague, Vienna, and Paris all at once. On Feb. 14, a French-inspired menu for two is served in the evening, featuring three courses and wine pairings. Diners can indulge in a savory kremrole stuffed with foie gras coated in raspberry dust, followed by the restaurant's take on steak frites and dessert. Booking a table in advance is highly recommended.

SmetanaQ Cafe & Bistro has something sweet to celebrate this Valentine's Day, as it commemorates its ninth anniversary. On Feb. 14, the design-focused cafe invites lovebirds and more for a special birthday cake treat created in collaboration with Furiant. With some of the best views of Prague Castle, couples, friends and loved ones can also enjoy a special Valentine’s breakfast, great coffee, fine wine, and a menu designed to make your day feel a little more special.

Everyone’s love language is a bit different, and if quality time trying something new is yours, The Movement Spot in Vršovice is an ideal choice for Valentine's Day. This English-speaking boutique studio offers GYROTONIC®, Pilates, Barre, and Reformer sessions that let you spend the day among other active couples, or with friends. It's an alternative for those looking to share an intimate moment together through movement, or embracing a little heated rivalry.

Marina Ristorante offers a romantic evening moored along Alšovo nábřeží. This year, the Italian restaurant is serving a special Valentine’s menu featuring creative fishes like beetroot tartare with whipped ricotta and pomegranate, and sous-vide veal tenderloin with roasted celeriac purée and cranberry demi-glace. For dessert, guests can savor a sweet raspberry rose creation paired with the Valentine’s Berry Kiss cocktail. Make a reservation to secure a spot to enjoy the holiday with views of Prague Castle and Charles Bridge.