Medieval Dinner Show in Prague with Food & Drinks

Timeless Medieval Feast and Entertainment

The moment you step into the 'U Krále Brabantského', one of the oldest inns in the city, you’ll be transported back to medieval times. The candle-lit environment, the live historical music, and the performances of swordsmen, jugglers, and beggars will create an enchanting atmosphere. The night begins with a medieval feast, where food prepared on a huge grill is served directly on the feast table. Enjoy cheese plates with sausage, salads, and freshly baked bread, followed by grilled meats, and rounded off with a homemade apple pie. Vegetarians, don't worry, there are offerings for you too! As was the custom in medieval times, you will dine with your hands, adding to the authenticity of the experience.

Royal Drinks and Legendary History

Included in your ticket are two beverages of your choice, including homemade children's beer or bottled Moravian wine. As the night progresses, be prepared to be blown away by the skills of a fakir and his snake and be mesmerized by a breathtaking fire show. Upgrade to the all-inclusive ticket and enjoy unlimited drinks such as Pilsner Urquell, homemade children's beer, bottled Moravian wine, soft drinks, coffee, and tea.

Medieval Dinner Show in Prague with Food & Drinks

Discover the Medieval Dinner Show in Prague, an immersive experience that combines sightseeing and a guided tour of historical landmarks. This evening event takes place at U Krále Brabantského, Prague's oldest inn established in 1429, offering a lavish feast with grilled meats, cheese plates, gingerbread, and apple pie served on a massive grill. The show includes juggling acts, swordsmen displays, and fire shows set against flickering candlelight. Enjoy unlimited drinks with the all-inclusive ticket option, featuring Pilsner Urquell, homemade children's beer, and Moravian wine. Audio guides are available in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Russian, Chinese, and Japanese. The tour covers Prague’s historic Old Town Square area, allowing you to explore landmarks like the Astronomical Clock and Charles Bridge before heading back to U Krále Brabantského for dinner and entertainment. The event lasts approximately 3 hours, providing a unique glimpse into medieval life through culinary delights and historical reenactments. With its rich history dating back over five centuries, this inn is steeped in legend and lore, having welcomed notable figures such as Mozart and Karel Čapek who visited in disguise during the late 18th and early 20th centuries.

U Krále Brabantského

Your tour stops at U Krále Brabantského, a historic inn established in 1429. This venue spans over 500 square meters and stands as one of Prague's oldest buildings still in operation today. Visitors can admire the original wooden beams and stone walls while enjoying medieval-themed entertainment and dining experiences. Historical highlights include its role during the Hussite Wars when it served as a refuge for nobility, and later as a meeting place for intellectuals like Karel Čapek and Franz Kafka. Guests spend around 3 hours here, engaging in feasts, performances, and interactive activities that transport them back to medieval times. Unlike other historical sites, U Krále Brabantského offers an immersive experience combining food, drink, and entertainment, making it a must-visit for history enthusiasts.

Tour Highlights

• Feast at U Krále Brabantského with medieval dishes
• 3-hour show featuring swordsmen and fire shows
• Audio guides in 8 languages including English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Russian, Chinese, and Japanese
• Interactive juggling act during dinner entertainment
• Unlimited drinks option for Pilsner Urquell and more
• Historical reenactments set against flickering candlelight
• Authentic medieval atmosphere with wooden beams and stone walls
• Cultural immersion through food, drink, and performances

Perfect for history buffs, food lovers, and culture seekers, this guided tour offers an unparalleled glimpse into medieval life. The evening format allows you to explore Prague’s historic landmarks like the Astronomical Clock and Charles Bridge before enjoying a lavish feast at U Krále Brabantského. You can savor traditional Czech dishes, watch swordsmen displays, and marvel at fire shows, all while immersed in the rich history of this ancient inn.