Historical reenactments in Czechia
Every historical reenactment (or re-enactment) event in Czechia listed on The Muster, from living-history weekends to full-scale battles.
6 events listed, covering medieval, early modern, Napoleonic and 19th-century history.
November 2026
Battle of Austerlitz Anniversary
Each November, Slavkov u Brna and the fields around Tvarozna and the Santon hill host a multi-day commemoration of the 1805 Battle of the Three Emperors, fought here between Napoleon's army and the combined Austrian and Russian forces.
June 2027
Five-Petalled Rose Festival, Český Krumlov
The 38th edition of one of Europe's oldest continuously-revived municipal historical celebrations, recreating Renaissance-era Cesky Krumlov under the Rozmberk (Rosenberg) family, commemorating a 1586 event tied to Jan Zrinsky's 20th birthday. Known locally as Slavnosti pětilisté růže.
September 2027
Karlštejn Grape Harvest Festival
Staged in the grounds beneath Karlštejn Castle, this grape-harvest festival re-creates the court of Emperor Charles IV, who founded the castle in 1348. Known locally as XXVIII. Karlštejnské vinobraní (Karlštejn Grape Harvest Festival).
Battle of Kulm Reenactment — Chlumec & Přestanov 1813
An annual reenactment of the August 1813 Battle of Kulm, a major Napoleonic Wars engagement of the War of the Sixth Coalition fought near Chlumec (German: Kulm) and Prestanov. Known locally as Bitva u Chlumce a Prestanova 1813 (Battle of Kulm Reenactment).
Battle of White Mountain Reenactment
Annual large-scale reenactment of the 1620 Battle of White Mountain, staged on the Bilohorska plain near the Hvezda Game Reserve in Prague 6, the actual site of the decisive Bohemian Revolt battle that opened the Thirty Years' War. Known locally as Bitva na Bílé hoře 1620.
Battle of Jičín 1866 Anniversary
A one-day commemoration of the Battle of Jičín (29 June 1866, also called the Battle of Gitschin), an Austro-Prussian War engagement fought around the town and the nearby Prachov rock formations. Known locally as Výročí bitvy u Jičína 1866.