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20:00 - Medieval Dinner and Show at U Pavouka Tavern

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Some evenings in Prague are pleasant. This one is unforgettable.

The best medieval dinner in Prague takes place every evening at Krčma U Pavouka — a historic tavern on Celetná Street, steps from Old Town Square. The moment you descend into the vaulted stone cellar — candlelight, wooden benches, the smell of roasting meat, bagpipes already playing — you understand that this is something completely different from anything else on offer in the city.

From 24 December to 1 January the tavern runs a festive programme. See "Christmas and New Year" below.

The setting

U Pavouka is not a themed restaurant built to look medieval. It occupies a genuine historic building — stone walls, vaulted ceilings, wooden tables worn smooth by centuries of use. The atmosphere requires no imagination. You are simply there.

Furs hang from the rafters. Clay mugs line the shelves. The staff are in costume, in character, and entirely committed to the experience. There are no menus printed on laminated cards. There is no background music from a speaker. There is a live show, a feast, and an evening that moves at its own medieval pace.

The show

For two and a half hours, the entertainment never stops. Sword fighters duel between the tables. Fire performers work with open flames. Belly dancers weave through the crowd. Jugglers and tumblers take the floor. Musicians play traditional Czech instruments — bagpipes and drums — and the sound fills every corner of the stone room.

You are not watching from a distance. This is not a stage show with a polite audience. The performers come to your table. You may be pulled into the action. The atmosphere is loud, warm, and completely alive.

The feast

The five-course dinner is served throughout the evening. A cold starter, soup, a warm appetiser, a main course and dessert, all prepared from traditional Czech recipes: roasted pork knuckle, duck, chicken, fish, or vegetarian options for those who prefer. Rich, generous, exactly what you would want after a day of walking through Prague.

Beer and wine are included and served freely throughout the evening in clay mugs. The drinking is as medieval as everything else.

Looking for an earlier start?

See our Afternoon Medieval Dinner Show at 16:30 — a three-course version of the same show, finishing around 18:30 with your Prague evening still ahead of you. Ideal for families and early risers.

Practical details

The medieval dinner show runs every evening, beginning at 20:00. The restaurant is at Celetná 597/17 — in the heart of the Old Town, a five-minute walk from Old Town Square and ten minutes from Charles Bridge. Guests make their own way to the restaurant.

Tickets must be booked in advance. Tables fill up quickly, particularly in high season.

Payment is by card online in advance only — at least 24 hours before the event, as required by the venue.

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the show.

Christmas and New Year

From 24 December to 1 January the tavern runs a festive programme.

24 December, 20:30 start
Adult, five-course menu: 3 599 CZK / 160 EUR / 190 USD
Children's menu, ages 6–12: 2 299 CZK / 100 EUR / 120 USD

25–30 December and 1 January, 20:00 start
Adult, five-course menu: 2 499 CZK / 110 EUR / 130 USD
Children's menu, ages 6–12: 1 799 CZK / 80 EUR / 95 USD

31 December, 20:30 start
Adult, festive Royal menu: 5 499 CZK / 240 EUR / 290 USD
Children's menu, ages 6–12: 4 299 CZK / 190 EUR / 230 USD

Prices are per person.

Doors open 30 minutes before the show, and one hour before on 31 December.

Payment is by card online in advance only.

For festive dates, write to us on WhatsApp or by email — we will confirm availability and send you a payment link.

Make a full day of it

Combine the medieval dinner with our Charles Bridge & Old Town Walking Tour earlier in the day — the tour ends near the restaurant and the two make for a perfect Prague day and evening. Or precede the dinner with our private Prague beer tour — a relaxed two-hour walk through the city's finest traditional pubs and small breweries with a licensed local guide.

Frequently asked questions

Where is U Pavouka? Krčma U Pavouka is at Celetná 597/17, Praha 1 — in the Old Town, a five-minute walk from Old Town Square and ten minutes from Charles Bridge.

What is included in the ticket price? The five-course dinner, the full show programme, and unlimited beer, wine and non-alcoholic drinks throughout the evening. Spirits are not included.

Is the medieval dinner show suitable for children? Yes — children are welcome and generally love the atmosphere, the performers and the spectacle. A children's menu is available for ages 4 to 12. Please let us know at the time of booking.

Is it suitable for vegetarians? Yes — vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free menu options are available. Please let us know at the time of booking.

How do I book? Tickets must be purchased in advance. Contact us to book your places — we handle the reservation and confirm your seats.

What's Included

  • Ticket to the medieval dinner show

  • Five-course dinner

  • Unlimited beer, wine and non-alcoholic drinks

What's NOT Included

  • Hotel pickup — guests make their own way to the restaurant

  • Spirits and cocktails

  • Guide accompaniment at the tavern (the format is a medieval dinner show, not a guided tour)

FAQ

No — there is no guide with this experience. It is a ticketed dinner show: the venue's staff and performers run the whole evening.

You make your own way to the tavern at Celetná 597/17 in the Old Town — a five-minute walk from Old Town Square; hotel pickup is not included. We send you the exact address when we confirm your booking, and the staff will greet you and show you to your table.

Yes. Guests aged 13 and over have the full five-course menu with unlimited drinks; children aged 6–12 get a three-course menu with unlimited non-alcoholic drinks; children under 5 join without food and go free. Pick the number of guests in each age group in the booking form on this page.

Beer, wine and non-alcoholic drinks are unlimited and served throughout the evening in clay mugs. Spirits and cocktails are not included. Children aged 6–12 have unlimited non-alcoholic drinks.

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75 EUR

≈ 90 USD / 1 875 CZK

per person