Prague offers a wide range of fun activities for kids and Halloween themed events ranging from pumpkin carving workshops to family-friendly shows and special menus.
There are many things to do in Prague for kids on Halloween including exhibitions, autumn harvest workshops, theatrical performances and lampion parades.
Even though Czech kids in Prague do not usually dress up as ghosts, witches, zombies and goblins and do not go door-knocking in the hope of sweets, there is one neighborhood in Prague where they like to light up a kid's smile on Halloween. In Nebušice neighborhood children can experience traditional door-to-door trick-or-treating and for the night feel as if they were in the US. Many residents decorate their houses for that occasion and welcome trick-or-treaters from the whole city.
See the best Halloween events for children in Prague 2026:
Mexican Day of the Dead at Holešovice Market – Día de los Muertos
5 November 2026, from 11:00
Holešovice Market, Bubenské nábřeží 306/13, Prague 7
On Thursday, 5 November 2026, Holešovice Market invites families to the fifth edition of Día de los Muertos, a colourful Mexican celebration of life, memories and loved ones who are no longer with us. From 11:00, the Market Square and East Promenade will fill with Mexican food stalls, music, colourful masks, mariachi musicians, stilt performers and a traditional ofrenda, or Mexican altar. Admission to the main festival is free.
The main children's programme takes place in Hall 11 from 13:00 to 19:00, with special one-hour Mexican Carnival sessions designed primarily for children and families. Kids can join a Mexican dance workshop and disco, play carnival games, make puppets and masks, meet a real Xoloitzcuintle dog and discover Mexican traditions in a playful way. Tickets for Hall 11 cost 100 CZK per person and are sold for individual one-hour time slots.
Nearby Hall 13 will host a Mexican market from 13:00 to 20:00, with Mexican products and food, creative workshops and a dedicated face-painting area. Families can also enjoy tacos, quesadillas, churros and other Mexican specialities in the outdoor gastro zones. Costumes, sombreros, masks and flower headbands are welcome and will make the experience even more fun for children.
www.holesovickatrznice.cz
Halloween Week at Majaland Prague
26 October – 1 November 2026, from 10:00
Ke Kopanině 421, Tuchoměřice
Majaland Prague gets into the spooky spirit during Halloween Week from 26 October to 1 November 2026, with Halloween decorations, creative workshops, a special menu at U Máji Restaurant and plenty of fun on its indoor attractions. Children can make ghosts and Halloween decorations from paper every day, while Thursday, 29 October will also feature pumpkin painting.
From 28 October to 1 November, face painting will be available from 13:00 for 199 CZK. On 31 October, every child will receive a special 250 ml “magic potion” as a gift when leaving Majaland. Halloween Week culminates on Sunday, 1 November at 17:00 with the Halloween Show with Bára Ladrová and Friends, featuring music, singing, dancing and a cast of colourful Halloween characters.
pop.cz/majaland
Halloween Week at Dinosauria Museum Prague
26 October – 1 November 2026
POP Airport, Ke Kopanině 421, Tuchoměřice
Take the kids on a fascinating journey into the prehistoric world during Halloween Week at Dinosauria Museum Prague. From 26 October to 1 November, families can join guided museum tours and discover the incredible creatures that once ruled our planet. Expert guides will introduce visitors to the museum's impressive dinosaur exhibits and share fascinating facts about these prehistoric giants. Guided tours take place daily at 11:00, 13:00, 15:00 and 17:00, are included in the regular admission price and require no advance reservation.
pop.cz/dinosauria
Halloween Trick-or-Treat for Charity – SOS Children’s Villages
22 October 2026, 16:00–20:00
Various locations across Prague, mainly Vinohrady, Žižkov and Vršovice
Experience a real Halloween trick-or-treat adventure while helping children in need. On Thursday, 22 October, families are invited to dress up and follow a secret Halloween map leading to decorated trick-or-treat stations across Prague. At each stop, children receive a sweet treat in exchange for a donation of at least 10 CZK to SOS Children’s Villages, turning the traditional Halloween custom into a simple lesson in the joy of both receiving and giving. Now celebrating its 10th edition, the popular charity event welcomed nearly 2,000 children and parents last year and raised almost 300,000 CZK for vulnerable children. Advance registration is recommended by 19 October 2026; registered participants will receive the secret map showing the participating trick-or-treat locations.
https://www.sos-vesnicky.cz
Souls and Little Souls at Star Game Reserve
24 October 2026, 13:00–19:30
Star Game Reserve and its forecourt, Prague 6
Free admission
The popular Souls and Little Souls (Duše a dušičky) event returns to the Star Game Reserve on Saturday, 24 October 2026, bringing a magical autumn afternoon of activities for children and families. Visitors can look forward to creative workshops, autumn crafts, games, fun activity stations and sports challenges designed to test children's skills, agility and team spirit.
Taking place in the beautiful surroundings of the Star Game Reserve (Obora Hvězda) and its forecourt, the traditional event combines a mysterious All Souls' atmosphere with plenty of hands-on entertainment for children of all ages. Admission is free.
www.ddmpraha.cz
Halloween at Karlínské Spektrum
1 November 2026, 14:00–18:30
Karlínské Spektrum, Prague 8
Free admission
Karlínské Spektrum invites families to its traditional Halloween celebration on Sunday, 1 November 2026. The centre will transform into a spooky world filled with Halloween decorations, creative workshops, games and activities for children and adults. Visitors can also look forward to a theatre performance and a cheerful parade with music and dancing, followed by a fiery surprise at the end.
The event is suitable for everyone from 3 to 99 years old and admission is free. From 11:00, Karlín Market will also take place nearby, with stalls and plenty to explore before the Halloween programme begins.
www.ddmpraha.cz
Halloween at Prague Botanic Garden in Troja
31 October 2026, 10:00–19:00
Prague Botanic Garden, Ornamental Garden, Prague 7
Celebrate Halloween with the whole family at Prague Botanic Garden in Troja on Saturday, 31 October 2026. Throughout the day, children can make their own paper lanterns, try colourful sand art and face painting, and enjoy an afternoon programme with music, competitions and creative activities in the beautiful surroundings of the Ornamental Garden.
The highlight comes at 18:00, when the traditional lantern parade sets off from Café Ornament through the darkened garden. At the same time, selected pumpkin installations will be specially illuminated, creating a magical Halloween atmosphere after sunset. The celebration forms part of this year's Pumpkin Exhibition: A Prehistoric World, featuring imaginative pumpkin displays inspired by dinosaurs, giant prehistoric insects, mammoths and early humans.
Lantern making costs 85 CZK (electric candle 20 CZK), while sand art costs 100 CZK. The Halloween programme is included in the standard admission to Prague Botanic Garden.
www.botanicka.cz
Halloween at Klamovka 2026: Spooky Trail, Creative Workshops & Evening Projections
24–28 October 2026
Klamovka Club and Klamovka Park, Prague 5
Enjoy a family-friendly Halloween at Klamovka filled with mystery, creativity and spooky fun! On Sunday, 25 October, from 14:00 to 18:00, Klamovka Park will host a Halloween Adventure Trail for children aged 3–12, featuring fun challenges, riddles and spooky surprises. Young adventurers can collect a game card and map at Klamovka Club before setting off to explore the themed activity stations. A sweet reward awaits those who complete the trail. Participation is free.
On the same day, Halloween Creative Workshops led by Gabriela Krejčí invite children and their parents to make their own Halloween decorations and original themed bags. The workshops take place in two sessions (14:00–16:00 and 16:00–18:00), with a materials fee of 150 CZK per person. Tickets must be purchased online in advance.
From 24 to 28 October, every evening from 17:30 to 21:00, the windows of Klamovka Club will come alive with “Klamovka Is Haunted!”, a magical Halloween animation projection featuring ghosts, mysterious shadows and other spooky creatures. This atmospheric evening attraction is also free of charge.
www.ddmpraha.cz
Horror at Ulita: DRACULA
31 October 2026, 17:00–20:00
Ulita, Na Balkáně 2866/17a, Prague 3
Enter the mysterious world of Count Dracula this Halloween at Ulita in Prague 3. Children and their families can explore playful outdoor activity stations filled with darkness and light, enjoy theatre and even try some suitably “bloody” refreshments. The spooky theme is approached safely and with plenty of humour, making the event suitable for children aged 5 and up.
The programme takes place outdoors, so warm clothing is recommended – and even rain won't stop the adventure, although it might add a little authentic Transylvanian mud. Are you brave enough to enter Dracula's world?
www.ulita.cz
All Souls Day Parade from Chodov Fortress
2 November 2026, from 16:00
Chodov Fortress, Ledvinova 9/86, Prague 4
Free admission
The traditional All Souls Day Parade through Prague's Jižní Město returns on 2 November 2026. From 16:00, children can make their own lanterns during a creative workshop in the large hall of Chodov Fortress. At 17:00, the lantern parade sets off from the fortress courtyard and continues through Jižní Město to KC Zahrada.
At 18:00, families can look forward to a magical encounter with the angels of Divadlo Kvelb in the garden of KC Zahrada, followed by a fairy-tale film screening at 18:30. Admission to the event is free.
www.kulturnijiznimesto.cz
Pumpkin Saturday at SVČ Jednička
24 October 2026
SVČ Jednička, Truhlářská 8, Prague 1
280 CZK | Ages 8–13
Get ready for Halloween with a creative Pumpkin Saturday at SVČ Jednička in the heart of Prague. Children aged 8 to 13 can spend the day carving and decorating large Mexican pumpkins to create atmospheric lanterns for All Souls' Day.
Smaller edible pumpkins will not go to waste either – children will use them to prepare their own lunch, which everyone will then enjoy together. Combining pumpkin carving, decorating and cooking, this hands-on autumn workshop is a fun way for creative kids to get into the Halloween spirit.
www.svcjednicka.cz
From spooky adventure trails and pumpkin carving to creative workshops, lantern parades and Halloween parties, Prague offers plenty of Halloween activities for kids and families throughout October and early November. Local community centres, cultural venues and DDM youth centres across the city also organise seasonal events, so it's worth checking their programmes for additional family-friendly Halloween fun.
Looking for Halloween parties and events for adults? Explore our guide to Halloween in Prague 2026 for the best Halloween parties, themed nights and special events across the city.
