While there are many celebrations held throughout the year, summer is the busiest, with numerous events taking place across the country, most notably the Ostrava Music Festival - a one of the most famous festivals in the Czech Republic.

Ostrava Music Festival is the important and diverse international music festival in the Czech Republic as well as in Central Europe, with more than 450 shows on 21 open stages, including: performances, exchanges, theatrical exhibitions, films, seminars and craft supplements.

Even better, this festival in the Czech Republic also features world-renowned artists and nearly 100 bands, so this is a great opportunity for you to "burn" to the fullest. With music, with dance, you can even connect with new friends, to make life richer and more interesting.

• Location: Ostrava, Czech Republic
• Event time: from July 15 to July 18 every year.

The Rock for People Festival (RFP) is one of the major festivals in the Czech Republic that is held outdoors, with genres such as: alternative rock, pop rock, punk rock and EDM, and also features a variety of seminars and workshops. other exciting recreational activities.

Moreover, the festival also has the participation of many cosmic stars such as: The Prodigy, The Kooks, Skillet, Rodriguez, Enter Shikari ... and many other notable musicians. Therefore, for rock lovers and fans of heavy metal genres, the Rock for People music festival is your paradise, and a great way to start your summer.

• Location: the city of Hradec Králové - East of Bohemia (about 1.30 hours from Prague) or Věkoše Airport, Czech Republic.
• Event time: from June 18 to June 20 every year.

Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (KVIFF) (English: Karlovy Vary International Film Festival) is a film festival held annually in July in Karlovy Vary (Carlsbad), Czech Republic. Recently, the Karlovy Vary Film Festival has become one of the most important film events in Central and Western Europe.

The Karlovy Vary Film Festival is the third oldest film festival in the world (after the Venice Film Festival and the Moscow International Film Festival), and also the smallest A-class film festival in the world. Held for the first time in 1946, but only broadcast the first time in 1948.

From 1958 to 1994, the Festival was held every two years. Since 1990, the Directing Festival of Czech actor Jiří Bartoška. At the heart of the celebration is the honoring and awarding of the most impressive films of the year, and the organization of prestigious lectures, gala dinners and seminars. Therefore, the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival is always a highly anticipated event of the "seventh art" industry.

• Location: Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic
• Event time: from July 3 to July 11 every year.

This is the Czech crystal festival for lovers of literature, as well as the oldest and largest open-air festival in Europe, specializing in the display of works by William Shakespeare. The festival-only forums are shown in Slovak and Czech, with about 30 television sets shown in rooms with 300 to 500 seats.

The famous Shakespeare festival has a record number of fake seasons attending nearly 10,000 people each season and receives a lot of positive responses from the media. Therefore, this is a festival in the Czech Republic that is worth attending.

• Location: Burgrave Palace at Prague Castle or Bratislava Castle, Czech Republic
• Event time: from June 21 to every 1 month

The Harvest Festival is essentially two events, one is called Podsviceni - spiritual celebration where people praise God for bringing about a bountiful harvest and the second, Zinky, takes place directly after the end of the program. At this time, the labor camps, land owners, along with locals and visitors, organize a large party, with activities such as drinking up spirits, singing and eating.

In particular, if you join the festival in the Czech Republic, you will enjoy a lot of attractive dishes such as: kolache - a traditional pastry, sauerkraut and sweet Palava wine from black currants, cherries and cherries Moravia or OneNote. Or better yet, the venue organization is a quiet, quiet countryside, where there is no smoke or the events of a lavish city, so this will definitely be a memorable memory on the trip.

• Location: Bohemia and South Moravia, Czech Republic.
• Event time: on October 1 every year.

Prague Spring is a major musical event organized with the support of the President of the Czech Republic and the Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic, since 1946. It begins with the symphonic poem series Ma vlast (Country of the Czech Republic) and concludes with Symphony No.

It is also a permanent exhibition for performers, symphony orchestras and chamber bands from around the globe, however it has a specific focus on supporting and developing the talents of artists. more young doctors. If you are a lover of deep and gentle chamber music, this is one of the famous festivals in the Czech Republic that you should not miss.

• Location: City Hall, Rudolfinum, Palace of Liechtenstein, City Hall (Smetana Hall), Church of Saints Simon and Saint Judas,...in Prague, Czech Republic.
• Event time: from May 7 to June 4 every year, the official date is May 12 on the anniversary of Bedrich Smetana's death.

The beautiful Czech country is always an attractive destination for tourists who want to come here to enjoy the ancient beauty of famous castles, delicious dishes and participate in a special beer festival.

Beer is a Czech specialty and also a cultural feature that makes up the brand of Czech beer. Beer festivals are held every year and are an integral part of this beautiful country. The festival has also become one of the most famous festivals of the Czech Republic and all over the world.

The first thing that you can enjoy when coming here is enjoying a variety of beers. One of the most famous beers in the country is Pilsner beer, made in the city of Pilsen in Bohemia. Pilsen beer with its characteristic delicious taste, golden color, transparent to the point of penetration, is recognized by the whole world for its deliciousness.

In addition, you can enjoy another strange service, the beer bath service. Beer bath service is one of the very unique services in Czech for beer lovers.

• Location: Prague, Czech Republic
• Event time: on May every year.

The Prague Food Festival has been going on since 2006 and has always showcased the best that the Czech Republic has to offer, so to this day it is considered a summer food paradise.

Participating in this fascinating Czech Republic festival, visitors will be awakened with a variety of delicious dishes from all over the world: from burgers to pizza, to sugar dishes Street, ice cream, vegetarian food, fresh food...

Moreover, each week of the festival has a different culinary theme and the dishes are prepared under the skillful hands of professional chefs from that land. Therefore, this is definitely a festival that makes foodies fall in love with the word ê. The Prague Food Festival certainly deserves to be in the top of the most famous festivals in the Czech Republic.

• Location: Prague, Czech Republic
• Event time: Usually in May but exact dates will be indicated on the Prague Food Festival Website. On each day, it starts at 12 o'clock at night and ends at a different time

The Fringe Festival conveys the fusion of Experimental Theater to the boulevards of Prague. Although it is still young compared to other festivals in Prague, it is still considered one of the most famous festivals in the Czech Republic.

Coming to the Fringe festival, visitors will be delighted with 45 diverse programs, at 8 locations, including the presentation of different cultural presentations of various types such as: comedy, alternative theater, presentation and dance,..

In addition, the Praha Fringe showcases the crafts of many artists from around the world in a traditional style and some of the focal scenes captured in one of the world's most exciting urban communities gender. Therefore, it always attracts a lot of Czech locals and tourists to attend every year.

• Location: Prague, Czech Republic
• Event time: from 22 May to 30 May every year

Oklahoma is a celebration of treasured Czech heritage. It begins with a large parade attended by thousands of people from all over the city. After the parade, the festival moved to Czech building 5, with polka dot bands and performances of traditional Czech and Slovak folk dances throughout the day.

While watching the performance, everyone will taste delicious Czech dishes and indulge in shopping at dozens of handicraft stalls displayed on the sidewalks. Then, this fascinating Czech festival ends with a royal coronation and everyone is welcome to dance the night away to the music of the Masopust and Bohemian Knights bands. Be sure to have fun and forget sadness.

• Location: Yukon city, Czech Republic
• Event time: Saturday, Sunday of the first week of May