Prague Easter Markets 2024

Prague Easter Markets 2024

Prague Easter markets: over a hundred stalls with handcrafted products, sweets, food and Czech beer. Daily at the Wenceslas Square and Old Town Square.

Visiting Prague for Easter?  Stay in the old town close to all the city’s attractions, gay bars and the Easter Markets.

When do Prague’s Easter Markets Open?

• The Prague Easter markets run for about three weeks, starting two weeks before Easter Sunday and stretching for one more week after Easter. They are open every day of the week.
• The largest Prague Easter markets are those on the Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square.
• Nearby shops around the Prague 1 district are also open throughout Easter (some have limited hours on Friday and Monday)
• The markets open at 10am and close at 10pm.

The Old Town Market

• At Old Town Square, over 90 traditional wooden huts offer a range of Czech products and handicrafts such as beautifully decorated Easter eggs, laces, wooden toys and puppets and various Easter decorations.
• Every day the markets are visited by 10,000 people looking for some great shopping as well as an  entertaining cultural program. The schedule includes music and dance performances, demonstrations of old arts and crafts, decorating Easter eggs and making candles.
• Stay close to the Old Town markets at the Hotel Pytloun Boutique Hotel Prague, rated “Exceptional” by guests with modern decor, delicious breakfast and perfect location.
• A big part of the Easter market experience is the food and beer. A range of dishes are on offer including large hams roasted on spits (Pražská Šunka); delicious barbeque sausages (klobása); flatbread topped with garlic, cheese and ketchup (langoš); smoked meat dumplings (knedlíky plněné uzeným masem); sweet dumplings (sladké knedlíky); and pancakes (palačinky).

Things to see and do in Prague

• Prague is a great city for sightseeing. Try and take some time to see the some of what the city has to offer like Prague Castle, The Astronomical Clock, The Municipal House, Old Town’s Jewish Quarter and the Dancing Building, to name just a few of the wonderful things you should take the time to see.

Where to stay in Gay Prague

The best place to stay is in the old town of Prague. the perfect base to explore the city’s tourists spots and visit the gay bars and clubs. The gay scene in Prague is a little spread out, but the popular the bars are within walking distance from the old town, and the others just a short taxi ride away in Vinohrady.

The following hotels are currently trending in Prague:

Hotel Rott,   U Prince,   Perla Hotel,   Boutique Hotel Seven Days.