There are no stands: shows are walked, indoors in the halls and outside across the open grounds, laid out by each organiser.
Plan your day
Getting there
The public transport stop is Výstaviště, served by city transport (check the Prague journey planner for current lines).
Parking is paid. P1, beside the Fortuna sports hall, is entered from U Výstaviště street. P2, opposite Hotel Expo and entered from Za Elektrárnou, opens only when the others are full. P3 sits inside the grounds by the swimming pool, and driving into the inner grounds needs a special permit from Výstaviště Praha. The venue also points drivers to the car park at the Stromovka shopping centre nearby.
Parking
Paid
Public transport
Get off at the Výstaviště stop and check the Prague journey planner for current connections.
Cash, cards and ATMs
Car park P1 takes cash or card, paid to the attendant. Car park P2 is cash only.
Good to know
Good to know
The track
Výstaviště Praha is Prague's historic exhibition ground in Praha 7 Bubeneč, laid out for the 1891 Jubilee Exhibition on part of the old Royal Game Preserve. Its centrepiece is the Industrial Palace (Průmyslový palác), whose left wing was largely destroyed by fire in 2008. A full reconstruction began in 2022 and is due to finish with a reopening in 2026. The grounds also hold the Pyramida, Bohemia and Nová Spirála halls, the Křižík pavilions and their terraces, the Small Sports Hall, the Lapidárium, the Marold Panorama, the Sea World aquarium and the Křižík Fountain. Car shows use the halls, the outdoor grounds or both, which varies by event.
