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November 14 at 10am
Rašinovo Nábřeží · Nové Město • CZK150
Be the first to taste the new vintage: young St. Martin's wines from Moravia and Bohemia, poured riverside with roast goose, crispy cabbage, and live music along the Vltava.
November 14 at 10am
National Museum of Agriculture · Holešovice
Goose, glorious goose. This annual St. Martin's Day feast pairs roast goose and traditional specialties with young Czech and Moravian wines, plus old-school crafts like quill writing and feather plucking for curious kids and grown-ups alike.
November 12
VILA Štvanice · Holešovice • CZK210-CZK1,000
Anger gets a stage of its own in this bold Baroque-inspired "stage corrida." Performer Petr Šmíd turns personal fury into a meditation on an emotion we're taught to suppress, set in a quiet island theater where the bar hums just feet from the action.
Žižkov • $
A cozy Žižkov hideaway with Viking helmets on tables, medieval weapons on walls, and a bartender who loves to guide your choices. Come for cheap beer and hearty burgers in a space that feels like a friend's quirky living room.
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