Prague will toast the end of summer in style this weekend. On Saturday, 20 September 2025, guests can enjoy Prosecco in the historic surroundings of St. James’ Monastery in the heart of Prague’s Old Town – an extraordinary combination of bubbles and almost a thousand years of history.
The evening will feature a wide selection of sparkling wines, including top Prosecco brands such as Nani Rizzi, Astoria, La Gioiosa, Riunite, V8, Villa Miazzi and Biele Zoe, as well as Prosecco from the renowned Asolo region and French Crémants. Guests can also enjoy creative cocktails, regional gourmet delicacies, and live music spanning various genres.
A Unique Experience
This is more than just a tasting – it is an opportunity to explore the recently opened Minorite Monastery (Klášter minoritů sv. Jakuba), which is accessible to the public for the first time in almost 800 years. Visitors can stroll through enchanting gardens and historic halls once frequented by John of Luxembourg and Elizabeth of Přemysl, including the Royal Lounge and the Coronation Hall, the largest monastery hall in Europe.
With carefully selected sparkling wines and gourmet delicacies, it promises to be a truly sparkling evening. And thanks to the monastery’s spacious interiors, the event will go ahead whatever the weather.
Tickets and Information
– Tickets are CZK 290 online at www.piki.cz/eshop and CZK 350 at the door.
Food and drinks are purchased with tokens called Liry, sold in sheets of 12 for CZK 550 and available for repurchase during the event. Payment can be made by card or cash at the on-site ticket office. Unused tokens are non-refundable but may be used at future Prosecco, Bubbles, or Wine Festivals organised by PIKI Services s.r.o. at the monastery.
What is included in the price?
– Entrance to the monastery and a guided tour of all historical areas
– A designer glass ‘I Love Prosecco 2025’
– A welcome drink
By participating, you are also contributing to the preservation of this unique cultural monument and supporting the restoration of 15 altars and countless frescoes – helping to ensure that this historical treasure can be enjoyed by future generations.
Prosecco Monastery
20 September 2025 | Klášter minoritů sv. Jakuba
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