Free Events in Prague: November 2026

Looking for free things to do in Prague this November? Explore museums without an admission fee, enjoy Mexican celebrations in Holešovice, discover light-and-shadow art and join the city’s November 17 commemorations. Here is our selection of events and exhibitions you can enjoy without speaking Czech.

“English-friendly” here means the experience does not depend on understanding Czech; it does not guarantee English-speaking staff or translated activities.

Czech version: here

November 1: Free admission to the National Technical Museum

Visit the National Technical Museum on Letná during its free-admission Sunday. Explore the collections at your own pace; advance tickets and reservations are not available for this day.

The Ore and Coal Mine and Television Studio exhibitions will be closed because of limited capacity. The Letná Carousel is not included.

When: Sunday, November 1, 9am–6pm
Where: National Technical Museum, Kostelní 42, Prague 7
Admission: free, with the exceptions above
Official visitor information

November 5: Día de Muertos at Holešovice Market

Mexican celebrations bring mariachi music, a procession and a traditional ofrenda altar to Holešovice Market. Browse the Mexican market in Hall 13 and enjoy the atmosphere without needing Czech.

Admission to the food areas and Hall 13 is free. Food and drinks cost extra, and the separate children’s carnival in Hall 11 costs CZK 100 per person per one-hour session.

When: Thursday, November 5; food areas 11am–10pm, Hall 13 market 1pm–8pm
Where: Holešovická tržnice, Prague 7
Event programme · Admission details

Until November 9: Landscape prints at Veleslavín Chateau

The exhibition Romantic Landscape in Intaglio brings together contemporary artists exploring landscape, space and our relationship with nature. The visual focus makes it an easy addition to a walk through Veleslavín, even if you do not read Czech.

When: until November 9; Monday–Friday 3pm–6pm, Saturday–Sunday 1pm–6pm
Where: Large Gallery, Veleslavín Chateau
Admission: free
Exhibition details

November 17: National Gallery Prague collections for free

Selected National Gallery Prague collection displays open free of charge for the public holiday. Options range from medieval art and Old Masters to modern art, architecture and Asian art.

Choose your venue from the official list before setting out. The offer covers the listed collection displays, rather than every temporary exhibition.

When: Tuesday, November 17, 10am–6pm
Where: participating National Gallery Prague venues
Admission: free to the listed collections
Participating collections

November 17: Korzo Národní

Join Prague’s commemoration of freedom and democracy on Národní Street. Music, outdoor exhibitions and installations offer plenty to experience without Czech. The organiser also publishes an English-friendly programme, including selected discussions with English access.

Most activities are free. The Velvet Brunch and Rock Café afterparty are paid, and some activities require booking.

When: Tuesday, November 17; main programme 10am–8pm, the installation created with Signal Festival until 10pm
Where: Národní Street and surrounding venues
English-friendly programme · Visitor information

November 21: Winter Apetit Picnic and free museum entry

The Winter Apetit Picnic brings food stalls and cooking demonstrations to the National Museum of Agriculture. General festival admission is free, and all museum exhibitions are also free to enter throughout the day.

The stalls and museum visit are the main attractions for non-Czech speakers; stage discussions may be in Czech. Food, drinks, VIP access and the separately ticketed sewing workshop cost extra.

When: Saturday, November 21, 9am–6pm
Where: National Museum of Agriculture, Letná, Prague
Festival information

November 28–29: Micro Praha Watch Festival

Discover independent watch brands in the historic Fanta Building at Prague’s main railway station. Visitors can browse watches, try them on and meet international exhibitors.

Admission is free with registration. Your ticket will be sent by email.

When: Saturday, November 28, 10am–5pm; Sunday, November 29, 10am–4pm
Where: Fantův sál, Fantova budova, Wilsonova 300/8, Prague 2
Information and free registration in English

Throughout November: Fabrizio Corneli’s light-and-shadow art

Visit the Italian Cultural Institute for L’ombra del mattino, an exhibition exploring light, shadow and perception. Corneli’s installations reveal unexpected images within the institute’s spaces. This is a visual experience that does not require Czech.

When: Tuesday–Saturday, 11am–7pm; exhibition runs until January 6, 2027
Where: Italian Cultural Institute, Vlašská 34, Prague 1
Admission: free
Exhibition information

Dates and admission details checked on October 27, 2026. Check the organiser’s website before travelling, especially for public-holiday opening hours.

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