Medieval Dinner Prague Location | Directions & Best Routes

Where are the medieval dinner Prague venues located?

Address: Celetná 597/17, 110 00 Staré Město, Czechia | Find on map

Krčma U Pavouka, a Medieval Dinner Prague location, is an authentic medieval tavern and dinner theatre located in the heart of Prague’s Old Town. It is close to other famous landmarks like the Prague Astronomical Clock, the Church of Our Lady before Týn, and Prašná brána (the medieval Powder Gate Tower).

Closest landmark: the Church of Our Lady before Týn (85 m), Prague Astronomical Clock (280 m)

About Krčma U Pavouka

Address: Dětenice 1, 507 24 Dětenice, Czechia | Find on map

Dětenice Castle, a Medieval Dinner Prague location, is a baroque château located about 75 km from Prague. The castle complex includes on its premises a medieval hotel, château apartments, a medieval tavern, as well as a brewery dating back to the early 18th century.

About Dětenice Castle

Getting to Krčma U Pavouka

Travel time: Approximately 12 minutes from Prague Castle

Bus route: 194

Closest stop: Masná

Timings: Prague public transport buses operate from early morning to midnight. They are available every 10-15 minutes at peak times.

Take bus 194 from Malostranské náměstí bus stop near Prague Castle to Masná bus stop. Krčma U Pavouka is just a 4-minute walk away.

Travel time: Approximately 3–4 minutes from Prague Castle

Line: A (green)

Closest stop: Můstek

Timings: The Prague Metro runs from early morning to midnight. Trains are available every 5 to 7 minutes during the peak hours.

Take Line A (green line) from Malostranská metro station near Prague Castle to Můstek metro station. Krčma U Pavouka is about 8 minutes away on foot.

Travel time: Approximately 7 minutes from Prague Castle

Tram route: 15

Closest stop: Náměstí Republiky

Timings: Trams in Prague run from early morning to midnight, at a frequency of 8 to 10 minutes during peak hours.

Take tram no. 15 from Malostranská tram stop near Prague Castle to the Náměstí Republiky tram stop in Prague city centre. The walk from here to Krčma U Pavouka takes about 6 minutes.

Travel time: Approximately 12–13 minutes from Prague Castle

Nearest parking: MR.PARKIT - Parking Panská 2

You can easily drive to Krčma U Pavouka by car. From Prague Castle, head north on U Brusnice and turn right on to M. Horákové.
Continue on this route, through Letenský tunel, on Štefánikův most (Štefanik Bridge), and on to Revoluční.
Continue from Revoluční on to Králodvorská. Drive down Rybná, Jakubská, Malá Štupartská, and Štupartská streets. Krčma U Pavouka will be on your right.

Travel time: Approximately 24 minutes from Prague Castle

Distance: 1.8 km

It is easy to walk from Prague Castle to Krčma U Pavouka, and it also allows you to soak in the beauty of the city and sightsee along the way.
Your walking route will take you through the charming streets of Malá Strana, and onto Mánes Bridge (locally called Mánesův most). Cross the bridge while admiring the views of the river, the cityscape, and well-known landmarks on both sides, like the Rudolfinum.
Once you’re in Prague’s Old Town, you’ll be treated to fabulous medieval architecture along the way. Be sure to leave enough time to stop and admire the Prague Astronomical Clock and the Church of Our Lady before Týn.

Getting to Dětenice Castle

Dětenice Castle is located about 75 km from Prague. The Medieval Dinner Prague ticket for this experience includes transfers to and from the castle by coach. The meeting point for the tour is at Florenc in Prague city centre. Here are the various ways you can get to Florenc.

Travel time: Approximately 30 minutes from Prague Castle

Bus route: 194

Closest stop: Florenc

Timings: Prague public transport buses operate from early morning to midnight. They are available every 10-15 minutes at peak times.

Take bus 194 from Malostranské náměstí bus stop near Prague Castle to Florenc bus stop. The meeting point for the tour is just 2 minutes away on foot.

Travel time: Approximately 24 minutes from Prague Castle

Lines: A (green line) and C (red line)

Closest stop: Florenc

Timings: The Prague Metro runs from early morning to midnight. Trains are available every 5 to 7 minutes during the peak hours.

Take Line A (green line) from Malostranská metro station near Prague Castle to Muzeum metro station. From there, switch to Line C (red line), and get down at Florenc metro station. The tour meeting point is about 1–2 minutes away on foot.

Travel time: Approximately 23 minutes from Prague Castle

Tram route: 12

Closest stop: Těšnov

Timings: Trams in Prague run from early morning to midnight, at a frequency of 8 to 10 minutes during peak hours.

Take tram no. 12 from Malostranská tram stop near Prague Castle to the Těšnov tram stop in Florenc. The meeting point for the tour is just a 3-minute walk away.

Travel time: Approximately 13–15 minutes from Prague Castle

Nearest parking: Go Parking S.r.o. (40 m)

Florenc is easily accessible by car from Prague Castle. Head north from the castle and onto U Brusnice. Turn right on to Jeleni.
Continue on Jeleni and onto Mariánské hradby, which curves and becomes Chotkova.
Keep driving via Chotkova, Klarov, and turn left onto nábř. E. Beneše. This road turns right onto Čechův most (Čech Bridge).
Cross the Vltava River and turn left onto Dvořákovo nábř. Continue driving on nábř. L. Svobody, via Těšnovský tunel, and onto Rohanské nábř.
Drive down Sokolovská and take the right. Your destination will be up ahead.

Travel time: Approximately 40 minutes from Prague Castle

Distance: 2.9 km

It’s not a short walk from Prague Castle to Florenc, but it is a very scenic route. It will take you through the leafy green environment of Letna Park. Cross the Vltava River at Čechův most (Čech Bridge), admiring landmarks like the Hanavsky Pavilion on the left bank, and Rudolfinum and Na Františku Hospital (St. Francis Hospital) on the right bank.
Once you cross, turn left and enjoy a scenic walk down the Dvořák embankment (Dvořákovo nábř.), where you can see the cruise boats on the river and the
Turn right onto Barvířská, and walk down Klimentská, Stárkova, Těšnov, Ke Štvanici, and onto Sokolovská. The meeting point is just up ahead.

Frequently asked questions about the Medieval Dinner Prague location

Where is the Medieval Dinner Prague held?

There are two Medieval Dinner Prague locations: the Krčma U Pavouka medieval tavern and Dětenice Castle.

Where is Krčma U Pavouka located?

Krčma U Pavouka is situated in Prague’s Old Town, at Celetná 597/17, 110 00 Staré Město, Czechia.

Where is Dětenice Castle located?

Dětenice Castle is located an hour’s drive from Prague, in the Jičín District. The address is Dětenice 1, 507 24 Dětenice, Czechia.

What are the different ways to reach Krčma U Pavouka in Prague?

Reaching Krčma U Pavouka is hassle-free by all forms of public transport like bus, tram, and metro. You can also walk to it easily from anywhere since it is located in the city centre.

How can I reach Dětenice Castle?

If you opt for Dětenice Castle as your Medieval Dinner Prague location, your tickets will include transfers to and from the castle from a meeting point in Prague. You only need to reach the meeting point to take your designated coach.

Where is the meeting point to take the coach to Dětenice Castle?

The meeting point to take the coach to Dětenice Castle is in Florenc in Prague City Centre. The address is Karlín, 186 00 Prague 8, Czechia (get directions).

Are there any public transport stops near the tour meeting point in Florenc?

Yes, the Florenc metro station, bus stops, and tram stops are all located within 2 to 3 minutes’ walking distance from the Dětenice Castle tour meeting point.

What is the best way to get to Krčma U Pavouka?

The Náměstí Republiky metro station and Náměstí Republiky transit stop (for trams) are the closest public transport stops near Krčma U Pavouka. You can walk from these stops to the Medieval Dinner Prague location in just 4 to 5 minutes.

What is the best way to get to the Prague city centre I want to sightsee on my way?

It depends on where you are travelling to the Prague city centre from, but driving or walking is the best way to sightsee along the way. Prague has several historical gems and modern architectural masterpieces, such as Prague Castle, the Astronomical Clock, the Church of Our Lady before Týn, and Prašná brána (the medieval Powder Gate Tower).