Letní Letná

Name: Letní Letná 2027
Start: 2027-08-11
End: 2027-08-31
Location: Prague, Bohemia

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Letní Letná

When is Letní Letná 2027?

Letní Letná 2027 runs August 11 to 31, 2027.

2027August 11 to 31, 2027Confirmed

How the dates are set: The organizers announce the festival dates each year; it runs about three weeks in the middle to end of August.

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Source: prague.eu

Letní Letná schedule

August 12 to 31, 2026: The 23rd edition ran in Letenské sady (Letná Park) in Prague.
August 11 to 31, 2027: Letní Letná returns to Letná Park with world-class acrobatics.

Sources: thingstodo.cz, prague.eu

Getting to Letní Letná

Take metro A or trams 1, 2, 8, 18, 20, 25 or 26 to Hradčanská. It is about a 12-minute walk through the park to the festival.

Source: thingstodo.cz

Tickets and cost

Tickets are sold at letniletna.cz. In 2026, headline big-top shows were typically priced around 790 to 990 CZK, and some smaller shows and family programs started lower. An open-air free strand with workshops runs alongside.

Source: thingstodo.cz

History of Letní Letná

Letní Letná has been on the Letná hillside since 2004. It shows new circus, meaning contemporary acrobatic and physical theatre with no animal acts. Shows are staged in big-top tents on the festival site.

Source: thingstodo.cz

Letní Letná: questions people ask

When is Letní Letná 2027?

Letní Letná runs from August 11 to 31, 2027, in Letná Park in Prague.

Where is Letní Letná held?

It is held in Letenské sady (Letná Park) in Prague, on the hillside above the Vltava.

How do I get to Letní Letná?

Take metro A or one of several trams to Hradčanská, then walk about 12 minutes through the park.

How much are Letní Letná tickets?

In 2026, headline big-top shows were typically around 790 to 990 CZK, and some smaller shows and family programs started lower.

Is Letní Letná good for kids?

Yes. The festival has a children's section with shows and workshops for younger audiences.

Sources: prague.eu, thingstodo.cz

About Letní Letná

Three weeks of contemporary circus and theatre in big-top tents above the Vltava in Prague's Letná Park each August.

Letní Letná is an international festival of contemporary circus and theatre in Letenské sady (Letná Park). It has been on the hillside since 2004. The shows are acrobatic and physical theatre with no animal acts, staged in big tents, plus a free open-air strand and a children's section. The park is also one of the best viewpoints in Prague.

Know before you go

Tickets are sold at letniletna.cz.
From Hradčanská (metro A), the park is about a 12-minute walk.
Prague's Václav Havel Airport (PRG) is northwest of the city, roughly 30 to 45 minutes from the center by bus or taxi.

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