Spend an intimate evening in Prague combining a private driving tour of quieter neighborhoods with a lively Czech folk music show and three-course meal. Discover hidden corners of the city, traditional instruments, and unlimited local drinks in one 3.5-hour experience.
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You step into a warm car as dusk lowers over the Vltava; city lights begin to pick out bridge arches and cobbled alleys while a guide steers toward quieter quarters. The evening unfolds between short drives to island walkways and lesser-known squares, then settles into a room where hammered dulcimers, fujara and bagpipes call families and travelers to the long table. The music is immediate—voices, foot-stomps and the clack of traditional shoes—while plates arrive with hearty Czech courses and glasses are topped with Pilsner and Moravian wine.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most travelers; minimal walking and mostly seated during the show
Wildlife
History
Prague’s folk performance tradition blends Bohemian, Moravian and Roma influences; instruments like the hammer-dulcimer come from rural Central-European music-making dating back centuries.
Conservation
The historic center is protected and visitors are encouraged to minimize waste and noise; supporting local producers and performers helps keep traditions alive.
Reserve your spot on the Czech Traditional Folklore Evening and Prague Hidden Gems Tour today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Confirm pickup and meeting point
This is a private car tour — verify your exact pickup location and any timing changes before the tour starts.
Tell them about dietary needs ahead of time
Menus can accommodate common restrictions but you should notify the operator when booking to ensure alternatives.
Dress for cobbles and cool evenings
Wear comfortable, flat-soled shoes for short walks on cobblestones and a light jacket for riverfront stops.
Bring cash for gratuities and small purchases
Cards may be accepted but small tips for performers or the guide are often appreciated in cash.
Comfortable walking shoes
Needed for short strolls on cobbled streets and small island paths.
Light waterproof jacket
Evening air by the Vltava can be cool or damp—layers help you stay comfortable.
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Reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated between drinks during the driving stops and short walks.
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Compact camera or smartphone
Capture performances and atmospheric nighttime views of Prague’s quieter streets.