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Experience traditional Czech cuisine in Prague with this 3.5-hour cooking class in a 400-year-old building, including dinner and local drinks for $217.05.
Discover Czech Cuisine: Cooking Class & Dinner in Historic Home
If you’re looking to learn authentic Czech cooking in a memorable setting, this Discover Czech Cuisine experience in Prague offers an engaging 3-hour 30-minute class within a 400-year-old building. For $217.05 per person, guests get the chance to prepare and enjoy traditional dishes like goulash, bread dumplings, and fruit dumplings with quark or kremrole. The tour is designed for small groups, with a maximum of 8 travelers, ensuring personalized attention from knowledgeable hosts.
While the experience involves hands-on cooking, tasting local spirits such as fruit-based brandy, wines, and beer complements the meal perfectly. Booking on average occurs 97 days in advance, making it a well-considered choice for those planning ahead. This tour suits foodies eager to explore Czech flavors, culture, and history in an intimate, authentic setting.

The tour begins at Kiíkova, 186 00 Praha 8-Karlín, at 7:00 pm. The meeting point is straightforward, and the activity concludes back at this same location. The small group size ensures a cozy atmosphere conducive to learning and conversation. The mobile ticket makes access easy, and the full address is provided in your booking confirmation.
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During the class, you get step-by-step guidance on preparing classic Czech dishes. The focus is on from-scratch techniques such as sourdough rye bread and potato sauerkraut pancakes. The host, Aida, offers detailed explanations about each dish, including ingredients and regional flavors, helping even novice cooks gain confidence in Czech cuisine.
The cooking process also involves sampling a spread of Czech appetizers, including farm cheeses, smoked meats, and local fruit brandy. This grazing session enriches the overall experience, offering a taste of Czech culinary culture beyond just the main dishes.

The class emphasizes signature regional recipes. These include bread dumplings, which are a staple in Czech cuisine, and fruit dumplings with quark or kremrole as delightful desserts. The process is interactive, with the host sharing useful techniques and cultural insights that make recreating these dishes at home more accessible.

Following the cooking session, the group gathers around the table to enjoy the dishes prepared together. To enhance the experience, a variety of local spirits are served, including fruit-based brandy, wines, and beer. These drinks are not only traditional but also carefully selected to complement the flavors of Czech cuisine, adding an authentic touch to the meal.

The setting for this experience is as much about location as it is about the food. The historic building adds an atmospheric backdrop that enhances the sense of stepping back into Czech history. The warm, welcoming environment encourages lively discussion, sharing stories, and enjoying the company of fellow foodies.
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With up to 8 participants, the small group format allows Aida to provide insider tips and tailor the experience based on guests’ interests or dietary restrictions. Her explanations cover not only the cooking techniques but also cultural insights about Czech traditions and regional ingredients, making this more than just a cooking class.

Guests receive confirmation upon booking and can cancel free of charge up to 24 hours in advance. This flexibility makes it easier to plan your Prague itinerary confidently. The class starts promptly at 7:00 pm, and the full address is available on your confirmation voucher.

This experience distinguishes itself through its combination of culinary learning and historic ambiance. The hands-on approach allows participants to leave with practical skills and confidence to prepare Czech dishes at home. The inclusion of local drinks and a gathering in a centuries-old building creates a warm, authentic atmosphere rarely found in typical cooking classes.
This tour is ideal for food lovers interested in Czech cuisine, history buffs who enjoy a historic setting, and travelers seeking a more personal, interactive activity in Prague. It’s also suitable for those with dietary restrictions who communicate in advance, ensuring everyone can enjoy the meal.
The Discover Czech Cuisine tour offers a well-rounded culinary experience in Prague, blending hands-on cooking with cultural storytelling in a 400-year-old building. Its small-group format and expert guidance make it an engaging choice for anyone eager to deepen their understanding of Czech food and traditions. While the price reflects the quality and intimacy of the experience, it remains an excellent value for a comprehensive, memorable evening.
“Great location and very personable people. Had a great time and would do again Enjoyed the Czech cooking experience”
What dishes will I learn to cook?
You will learn how to make rye bread from sourdough, potato sauerkraut pancakes, and fruit dumplings with quark or kremrole.
Where does the tour start and end?
The tour begins at Kiíkova, 186 00 Praha 8-Karlín and ends back at the same location.
What is included in the price?
The price covers the cooking class, dinner, and local drinks such as fruit brandy, wine, and beer.
How many people are in each group?
A maximum of 8 travelers participate, ensuring personalized attention.
Can I cancel my booking?
Yes, free cancellation is available if canceled at least 24 hours in advance.
Is this experience suitable for dietary restrictions?
Yes, guests should communicate any restrictions in advance, and the hosts can accommodate where possible.
What is the best time to book?
Booking typically occurs 97 days in advance, so plan ahead to secure your spot.
Is there any physical activity involved?
The activity involves hands-on cooking, but no strenuous physical effort is required.
Do I need prior cooking experience?
No, this class is suitable for all skill levels, with guidance provided throughout.
Will I receive any cultural insights?
Yes, Aida explains regional ingredients, flavors, and Czech history related to the dishes.
Can I participate if I have food allergies?
Yes, but it’s important to inform the hosts in advance so they can accommodate your needs.