Each spring, Prague transforms into a living postcard as Easter markets fill its historic squares with colour, music, craftsmanship, and irresistible aromas.
Rooted in centuries-old traditions, Prague’s Easter markets offer visitors a graceful blend of folklore, gastronomy, and seasonal joy — all set against the city’s unforgettable architectural backdrop.
Easter Markets at Old Town Square
21 March 2026 – 12 April 2026 | daily 10:00–22:00
The Easter Markets at Old Town Square rank among the most beloved spring events in Prague. At the very heart of the city, around fifty beautifully decorated stalls present a rich selection of traditional Czech Easter goods and culinary delights. Visitors can browse hand-painted eggs (kraslice), braided willow whips, spring flowers, embroidered linens, wooden toys, and fragrant Easter pastries, including traditional lamb-shaped cakes.
A highlight of the market is its cultural programme, held daily beneath a charming birch tree adorned with colourful ribbons and Easter eggs. Folk music and dance ensembles from across the Czech Republic and abroad bring the square to life with cheerful melodies, traditional costumes, and authentic instruments such as violins, clarinets, bagpipes, and double basses.
Families with children will appreciate the weekend creative workshops, where young visitors can paint eggs, make Easter decorations, bake festive pastries, or try their hand at braiding willow whips. Easter Monday traditionally culminates in a joyful folk celebration inspired by Czech customs, accompanied by carols, music, and dance.
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Easter Markets at Wenceslas Square
21 March 2026 – 12 April 2026 | daily 10:00–22:00
Set along Prague’s iconic boulevard, the Easter Markets at Wenceslas Square unfold like a spring fairytale filled with colour, scent, and tradition. Dozens of stalls showcase Easter decorations, hand-painted eggs, ceramics, wooden toys, and products crafted from natural materials, offering inspiration for festive homes and thoughtful souvenirs.
The culinary selection is equally tempting, featuring sweet Easter breads, traditional pastries, crispy gingerbread, juicy sausages, roasted ham, and Czech beer. Demonstrations of traditional crafts add a cultural dimension to the market, allowing visitors to observe time-honoured techniques passed down through generations.
The lively atmosphere makes Wenceslas Square an ideal stop for a relaxed stroll, seasonal indulgence, and a taste of Prague’s Easter spirit.
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Easter Markets at Náměstí Míru
21 March 2026 – 6 April 2026 | daily 10:00–19:00
The Easter Markets at Náměstí Míru are particularly popular with locals, offering a more intimate and neighbourhood-oriented atmosphere. Visitors will find a wide selection of traditional Easter goods, including decorated eggs, spring ornaments, candles, willow whips, and charming handmade decorations featuring bunnies and chicks.
Seasonal treats take centre stage, with Easter cakes, Judas rolls, lamb-shaped pastries, and other festive sweets available throughout the market. Children are warmly welcomed with creative workshops such as egg painting, decoration-making, baking, and willow whip braiding, making the market a favourite for families.
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Easter Market at Anděl
2 April 2026 – 6 April 2026
The Easter market in the pedestrian zone of Anděl offers a cosy spring setting with a focus on handcrafted goods and traditional treats. Stalls present Easter whips, hand-painted eggs, floral and wooden decorations, pottery, jewellery, table linens, and festive sweets such as gingerbread, marzipan, and Easter lamb cakes.
Compact yet charming, the Anděl market provides a pleasant Easter stop while exploring Prague 5, combining craftsmanship, tradition, and a relaxed local atmosphere. Find more information here.
Experience Easter in Prague - From historic squares to lively boulevards and neighbourhood markets, Prague’s Easter markets celebrate the arrival of spring with elegance, authenticity, and joy. Whether visiting with family or enjoying a leisurely city stroll, Easter in Prague offers a sensory-rich experience filled with tradition, flavour, and festive charm.
Find the best things to do in Prague during the Easter in this article. 
Old Town Square (Staroměstské náměstí)
March 21, 2026 – Saturday
11:00 – 15:00 Easter workshops with CK Alexandria
16:00 – 16:45 G5 Band – J. Guth-Jarkovský Grammar School
17:15 – 19:00 Jan Jareš – blind singer and pianist
