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Many visitors spend a raucous evening in a Prague medieval tavern. The experience is fun with plenty of food, drink and merriment.
The city of Prague has been in existence for a little over 1000 years. It has played host to some of the world’s most important events and is home to numerous cultural attractions which have survived throughout its tumultuous history.
Amongst all of the museums and historical sites, you will find attractions that echo events of a bygone era. A Prague medieval tavern is a place to go for traditional medieval dining experience, raucous entertainment, and a romanticized glimpse into what life might have been like during the days of feudal lords. For many visitors who want a glimpse of what it is like to visit a medieval tavern, Prague is the destination. They are a nice way to unwind after a long day of sightseeing.
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Following is a list of the top Prague Medieval Tavern experiences. You’ll find each of these medieval style restaurants offers a similar medieval experience . . . a medieval banquet with a medieval food menu, unlimited drinks of beer and wine and, of course, medieval shows. We thought the medieval fortune teller was a highlight among the sword fights, jugglers and other medieval entertainment.
Your medieval feast menu will offer you a choice among several entrees. The medieval times dress code is casual.
The Spider Medieval Tavern, Prague Old Town
This medieval tavern in Prague Old Town is a massive historic medieval restaurant Prague is famous for. Advanced tickets required. Check out TripAdvisor Reviews. Go online to select from several medieval dining experiences.
Once inside you will instantly be immersed in sights, sounds and smells that feel centuries old. The heavy wooden tables and chairs lend credence along with the ropes and nets that swoop overhead, resting on twisted beams. All of the actors are dressed in period costume and mingle with diners throughout the medieval banquet, which is generously proportioned in five courses.
Pete and fortune teller
While you dine you can enjoy the show that plays throughout the entire affair. You’ll see exotic belly dancers who use live snakes and swords as props, jugglers, and swashbuckling comedians all dressed in period costume, complemented by authentic medieval music played by expert musicians.
The processional was one of our favorite parts of the evening where we got a closer look at the musical instruments (and the beautiful dancers). Pete also quite enjoyed the ravishing medieval fortune teller who wandered from table to table. She was quite accurate in her assessments, too. Be ready for an evening of fun and merriment at this medieval tavern Prague Old Town location. We really liked everything about this experience, even if it was touristy. 🙂
Anno Domini 1471
Geared for company events, wedding receptions and groups, this Prague medieval tavern is located in New Town district. Dating from the 15th century, the traditional medieval dinner menu is accompanied by entertainment comprised of musicians, dancers, medieval fortune tellers and fire show. Dining at this Prague medieval tavern will easily satisfy your appetite. Choose from 6 delicious menus for your 5-course meal.
- Unlimited beer, wine, and soft drinks
- 5-course medieval feast menu (pork, poultry, fish, vegetarian, vegan, or gluten free, as requested in advance)
- 2.5-hour medieval performance
A guide will show you the way to this “hidden” gem when you book now.
Tavern Brabant
This medieval themed restaurant really goes all out to create an authentic medieval tavern in Prague. Skulls hang from above and hay covers the floor. The medieval tavern food is about as authentic as it gets. However, don’t expect to eat a light meal. This is a medieval banquet at its finest. You certainly won’t leave hungry with all of the traditional Czech offerings that are touched with medieval flair. The roasted pork, the Bock beer, and the goulash are traditionally flavored.
This Prague medieval tavern is not as kitschy as the rest. The focus is all about dining in an authentic setting. So if you are looking for a medieval dining experience that offers great food without all of the entertainment distractions, this would probably be the perfect place for you. Check TripAdvisor Reviews.
A visit to a Prague medieval tavern only assures you one thing . . . While you may only want to do it once, it’s a fun and memorable experience!
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oooh Prague! My favorite city 😀 I lived there for a year back when I first moved to Europe 6 years ago and fell in love right away. I’ve ate at one such medieval tavern during my time there–was great!
Bula Dana! We loved Prague, too. One of our favorite cities. This evening was great fun – just the thing to take the edge off a cold day filled with more serious sightseeing.
Oh Betsy! I wish we had known about these places when we were in Prague! Now I need to go back and experience them.
Bula Deb! This is historically-based fantasy, lighthearted and lots of fun. Definitely not highbrow and sometimes that’s just what we need.
That would suit me perfectly.