Metronome Music Festival, Prague
17 – 19 June 2021
Basic Information
When: 17 – 19 June 2021
Where: Prague, Czech Republic
Map: Venue area in Prague on Google Maps
Official Website: metronomefestival.cz
Hotels: Hotels in Prague
Metronome Music Festival Prague
Any time is a good time to visit Prague, but if you can get there for the weekend Metronome Music Festival takes place, then you are in for a real treat.
One of the biggest music festivals taking place in the center of a major city in June every summer.
This open-air festival will offer an impressive mix of big international names and local Czech artists, a cross-section of various genres and musical epochs, focusing on the hottest new sounds and the best of the past.
Getting there
Prague’s Vaclav Havel Airport is about 30 minutes drive northwest of the city centre.
As a popular European destination, Prague’s airport is serviced by major airlines and budget carriers alike.
Take a bus, taxi, shuttle or private transfer to get downtown from the airport.
If you don’t already have some Czech koruna, you can exchange your currency at the airport for some of the local money.
The festival takes place at the Prague Exhibition Grounds – Vystaviste – in Holesovice Prague 7, a short distance from the centre of the city (hit the link in Basic Info box above to see a map of where in Prague this is).
Hotel tip Prague
If you would like to stay close to the site of the Metronome Music Festival Prague, then Absolutum Boutique Hotel is a good choice.
Newly refurbished, this four star hotel offers great rooms at reasonable prices.
Their suites are amazing with fabulous views and are extremely affordable (go on treat yourself!).
You can also find a wellness studio and a high-class restaurant here.
While in Prague…
The historic city of Prague has much to offer the visitor.
If you haven’t been before, make sure you visit:
- the Old Town with its magnificent Town Square and amazing Astronomical Clock
- the Charles Bridge
- Prague Castle
- St. Vitus Cathedral
- Wenceslas Square
- Dancing House
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