Cannafest Prague 2026: tickets, prices, opening hours and how to get there

What is Cannafest?

Cannafest is the International Cannabis and Medicinal Herbs Fair in Prague. It is organized by Cannafest s.r.o., led by its founder, Lukáš Běhal, and held at the PVA Expo Praha fairgrounds in the Letňany district. The 2026 show is the 16th edition; Cannafest celebrated its 15th anniversary in 2025.

Its size explains its reputation. In 2019 it drew 294 exhibitors from 27 countries and 31,228 visitors across 20,800 m² (about 224,000 sq ft), according to the official website, which says visitors come from more than 80 countries. In 2025 it hosted 247 exhibitors in five halls covering more than 14,000 m² (about 150,000 sq ft), according to the venue.

Cannafest 2026 tickets and prices

You can buy tickets in advance through the ticketing sites linked from the official website (GoOut and Ticketstream) or at the box office during the fair. These are the published 2026 prices. Dollar and euro amounts are approximate, based on November 1, 2026 exchange rates (€1 = CZK 24.44 = $1.1204):

• Presale, until November 5: CZK 250 for a one-day ticket (≈ $11 / €10) and CZK 400 for a three-day ticket (≈ $18 / €16).
• At the door: CZK 300 for one day (≈ $14 / €12) and CZK 450 for three days (≈ $21 / €18).

Buying before November 5 saves CZK 50 per ticket. Going as a group? There is a 3+1 deal: buy three tickets in advance and the fourth is free. It can't be combined with the student discount and isn't valid at the door.

Discounts and free entry

• Visitors over 65: free, with proof of age at the box office.
• Visitors with disabilities: free, with a valid disability card.
• Under-15s with an adult: free.
• Students with an ISIC card: 50% off, at the box office only.

Industry professionals can request business tickets (up to two free, named tickets per company) using a company email address. The conditions published online still refer to an earlier edition, so confirm them with the organizers.

How to get to PVA Expo Praha

By metro. The venue's own top recommendation: line C to Letňany station, then about a five-minute walk.

By bus. The closest stops are Výstaviště Letňany and Letňany. Day routes 58, 110, 136, 140, 158, 166, 195 and 201 stop there, plus night routes 911 and 916.

By car. There are three parking lots: P1 (200 spaces, entrance on Beranova street), P2 (250 spaces, by the main gate) and P3 Parkování Letňany (2,500 spaces). Cars pay CZK 200 per day (≈ $9). There is also a P+R park-and-ride lot next to Letňany metro station.

Coming from central Prague, the metro saves you parking fees and traffic at the venue entrance.

What's inside the fair

Cannafest mixes shopping with education:

• Exhibitors selling grow equipment, fertilizers, seeds, smoking accessories and vaporizers, cannabis cosmetics, hemp textiles and food.
• Media and organizations campaigning for legalization or medical use.
• A professional conference running all three days in the small conference hall, free with your ticket.
• A kids' corner for younger visitors.

In 2025 the fair added a Hemp Beer Festival, a Glass Blowing Show and the Cannafest Market, and brought back the Cannafest cinema. The 2026 side program had not been published when we wrote this guide, so check the official website before you go.

Venue rules and Czech cannabis law

• The fair is aimed at adults. Under-18s can only enter with an adult, and the organizers may ask for proof of age.
• No smoking in any indoor area except the designated smoking zone.
• No dogs or other pets, and no open flames.
• The organizers take photos and video for promotion. If you don't want to appear, tell the information desk.

The law in the Czech Republic. Since January 1, 2026, adults 21 and over can grow up to three plants at their main residence, keep up to 100 g (about 3.5 oz) of dried cannabis at home and carry up to 25 g (just under 1 oz) in public. Selling recreational cannabis is still not allowed and is penalized. A legal cannabis fair does not make buying cannabis there legal.

Tips for your visit

1. Buy before November 5. It's the last day of presale, and you save CZK 50 per ticket.
2. Pick your day. Friday and Saturday run until 8 p.m.; Sunday closes at 6 p.m.
3. Take the metro. Line C drops you about five minutes from the gate.
4. Bring photo ID. You may need it to prove your age or claim a discount.
5. Check the talks program. The talks are free with your ticket and the most in-depth part of the fair.

Frequently asked questions

When is Cannafest Prague 2026?

Friday, November 6 to Sunday, November 8, 2026, at PVA Expo Praha (Letňany, Prague). Friday and Saturday 11 a.m.–8 p.m.; Sunday 11 a.m.–6 p.m.

How much are Cannafest tickets?

Presale (until November 5): CZK 250 for one day and CZK 400 for three days (about $11 and $18). At the door: CZK 300 and CZK 450 (about $14 and $21).

Where can I buy Cannafest tickets?

In advance through the ticketing sites linked from the official website (GoOut and Ticketstream), or at the venue box office during the fair, at the regular price.

Can minors attend Cannafest?

The fair is for adults. Under-18s can only enter with an adult, and under-15s with an adult get in free. The organizers may ask for proof of age.

Can you smoke inside Cannafest?

Not indoors. Smoking is banned everywhere except the designated smoking area.

How do I get to Cannafest by public transport?

Take metro line C to Letňany, about a five-minute walk away. Buses 58, 110, 136, 140, 158, 166, 195 and 201 also stop nearby.

Is cannabis legal in the Czech Republic?

Since January 1, 2026, adults 21+ can carry up to 25 g in public, keep up to 100 g at home and grow up to three plants. Recreational sales are not allowed.