What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for July 24–26

Can’t head to the countryside this weekend? The countryside will come to you. The Prague Castle’s Theresian Wing continues to host the Czech Nature Photo 2026 exhibition showing hundreds of the most striking and beautiful wildlife photographs taken from around the world by Czech and Slovak photographers.

What better way to spend a (hopefully) sunny Sunday afternoon than at a communal and relaxed picnic in the heart of Karlín. Grilled meat, fresh fruit, seafood and more washed down with some bubbly in company of friends and neighbors. Expect also some live music and entertainment for all ages.

Way more accessible than bigger tournaments, the WTA Prague Open brings some top women tennis players to the hard surface courts of Štvanice throughout the week. The Prague Open runs all weekend on Friday (quarterfinals), Saturday (semifinals) and Sunday (final).

From old classics to new releases, come experience the best and scariest horror movies at Edison Filmhub’s first Heatwave Horror film fest this weekend. Highlights include Suspiria, The Witches, Obsession and much more for a thrilling three-day horror bonanza.

Austrian DJ Marcus Füreder – aka Parov Stelar – brings his unique, world-famous electro swing beats to Prague’s Křižíkova fountain on Friday evening. Held at sunset, the show will be upgraded with special light and water effects for maximum enjoyment.

F.W. Murnau’s 1922 all-time vampire classic comes to life under the open sky of Kinský Garden this Saturday evening with live musical accompaniment by Vít Janeček. The first-ever movie adaptation of Bram Stoker’s Dracula novel is a must-see of silent-era cinema and German expressionism.

A staple of summer life in Prague 7, the flea market is back on Heřmaňák this Saturday morning. From clothing and accessories to home amenities and more, visitors rarely leave empty-handed. Chill and family-friendly atmosphere always guaranteed.

Feel like doing something different this weekend? Don’t miss the 14th edition of the delightful Czech Ukulele Festival held at the Únětice Brewery, just north of Prague. Bands and musicians from all over Europe will show the wide musical range that can be reached mastering the uke.