What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for Feb. 14–16 (Valentine's Edition)

Celebrate Valentine’s Day with a romantic evening at Museum Kampa, featuring a welcome drink, a guided tour, and breathtaking views from the museum terrace. Discover the minimalist and abstract sculptures of Tomáš Rajlich, sparking conversation about the boundaries of art and imagination.

Catch the enigmatic French artist Swimming Paul as he brings his debut album Smiling Through The Pain to life at Roxy this weekend. Known for blending deep emotion with electrifying beats, his DJ set will take you on a journey through both despair and joy, creating an unforgettable night of music that will leave you dancing well into the night.

Spend a romantic evening high above Prague with a special Valentine’s dinner at Žižkov Tower. Choose between a 5 p.m. or 9 p.m. seating, enjoy a sparkling welcome cocktail, and indulge in a five-course gourmet menu at the elegant OBLACA restaurant. With candlelight, live romantic music, and breathtaking city views, this is the perfect setting for a truly unforgettable Valentine’s celebration.

Experience the legendary rock opera Jesus Christ Superstar like never before in a special concert performance celebrating its 30th anniversary. Featuring the original Czech superstar lineup—Kamil Střihavka, Dan Bárta, and Bára Basiková—alongside a full band, string orchestra, and choir, this grand production promises an unforgettable night.

Enjoy a romantic movie night at Bio Oko, featuring two beloved films full of love and laughter. At 6 p.m., enjoy the iconic rom-com Bridget Jones’s Diary, a witty modern take on Pride and Prejudice. Then, at 8:15 p.m., let yourself be swept away by About Time, a heartfelt story about love, life, and time travel.

The fourth annual Israel Days mini-festival at Beseder Gallery offers a vibrant mix of exhibitions, lectures, concerts, and workshops celebrating Israeli culture. Explore two unique exhibitions—'Paths to Miracles,' reflecting on post-Holocaust healing, and 'ALEFBET,' an interactive showcase of the Hebrew alphabet’s mystical secrets.

Celebrate love in the animal kingdom at Prague Zoo’s Valentine’s Weekend, featuring special guided feedings and keeper talks on courtship, loyalty, and even jealousy among animals. Don’t miss a special illuminated pangolin feeding on Saturday, in the Indonesian Jungle pavilion.

At Smetana Hall in Prague's Municipal House, the Prague Pop Symphonics Orchestra will bring to life iconic film melodies from Forrest Gump, The Bodyguard, La La Land, and more, with special performances by Markéta Poulíčková (MAKY). Enjoy a light show, dance performances, and a photo corner, and if you're single, a special bracelet system offers a chance to meet someone new.