October in the Pilsen Region with Anytime: Halloween, Celebrations, and Fall Outings

 

Not sure where to go this fall? We have good news for you—the best October events in the Pilsen region are just around the corner, and we have several tips for you! You can look forward to Halloween fun, great food, interesting cultural events, and fall day trips. Whether you’re in the mood for a little spookiness, exploring, or just a pleasant day out of town, with Anytime you can head out comfortably and at your own pace. Plus, you can rent a car only for as long as you need it.

 

October 23 and 24: Halloween, Ghosts, and Music

Halloween in Hell: Hell at the Brewery

When: Friday, October 23, 2026, starting at 9:00 p.m.
Where: Plzeňský Prazdroj, U Prazdroje 64/7, Plzeň
Admission: approximately 490–790 CZK
Halloween in Hell will transform the brewery’s industrial spaces into a dark dance scene. Visitors can look forward to electronic music from Czech and Slovak DJs, a light show, projections, LED screens, and a unique stage design. The event will last until the early morning hours.
Costumes and masks are welcome, so feel free to get creative with your Halloween look.
Parking: You can use the paid outdoor parking lot at U Prazdroje 113 or the Rychtářka covered parking garage at Truhlářská 5.
For the latest information and tickets, visit the official Halloween in Hell website.

Halloween in Chotěšov: Disco Until Late

When: Saturday, October 24, 2026, starting at 9:00 p.m.
Where: Národní dům, Chotěšov
This Halloween disco party will feature six hours of music and dancing led by DJ KOR-NELLIA. It’s the perfect choice for those who prefer a smaller event outside the center of Plzeň.
You can combine your visit to Chotěšov with a daytime stroll around the local monastery, whose extensive historic grounds are well worth seeing.
Details are published by the municipality of Chotěšov in its events calendar.

October 28 and the end of the month: Republic Day celebrations, outings, and food

Pilsen’s Republic Day celebrations

When: Wednesday, October 28, 2026
Where: Various locations in Pilsen
To mark the 108th anniversary of the founding of independent Czechoslovakia, dozens of venues will open their doors to offer guided tours, excursions, exhibitions, and other activities. Some will be free to enter, while others will offer discounted admission. Reservations are required for select tours.
In the evening, the program will culminate with a lantern parade and a light show on Republic Square.
A complete list of venues, times, and admission details can be found on the official website for the Pilsen Celebrations of the Founding of the Republic.

DEPO Street Food Market

When: Wednesday, October 28, 2026
Where: DEPO2015, Pilsen
You can also spend the national holiday enjoying good food. The DEPO Street Food Market offers the chance to combine sampling street food with a visit to an industrial complex.
Before you go, check the current program, times, and vendors’ offerings on the Visit Pilsen website.

Where to go outside the center of Pilsen?

  • Starý Plzenec: The Republic Day celebrations offer a chance to visit local landmarks and combine sightseeing with a stroll through the historic town.
  • Plzeň-Bolevec Open-Air Museum: On Wednesday, October 28, the U Matoušů farm complex will be open to the public. You can round out your trip with a walk through the Bolevec village square and the surrounding countryside.
  • October in the Pilsen region thus offers something for everyone—from historical tours and fall excursions to Halloween costumes, electronic music, and street food.
The 6-hour + 30 km included tariff is perfect for trips around the Pilsen region (you can find the current rate options in the app). You’ll have the car at your disposal for the entire day: during the day, you can combine sightseeing with a walk or a stop for a good meal, and in the evening, head out to a Halloween event, for example. This rate gives you plenty of time to plan your own route and enjoy an autumn day at your own pace.

 

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