Czech Republic Vegan Guides
The Czech Republic is an intriguing destination for vegan travelers, offering a unique blend of stunning architecture, rich history, and a steadily growing plant-based food scene. In major cities like Prague and Brno, you’ll find a great lineup of vegan and vegan-friendly restaurants, cafes, and even bakeries. Prague, the enchanting capital known for its iconic castles and cobblestone streets, has embraced the vegan movement with creative eateries offering everything from hearty plant-based versions of traditional Czech dishes to international cuisine.
Outside the urban centers, vegan options may require more planning, as traditional Czech cuisine often leans heavily on meat and dairy. However, with the growing interest in plant-based eating, many restaurants are becoming more accommodating, and supermarkets now frequently stock vegan-friendly products. Classic dishes like dumplings, soups, and stews can often be adapted to fit a vegan diet.
The Czech Republic’s charm extends far beyond its food. Whether you’re wandering through the fairy-tale streets of Prague, exploring medieval castles, or hiking in the breathtaking Bohemian Switzerland National Park, the country offers a captivating mix of history, natural beauty, and culture. With its increasing embrace of plant-based dining, the Czech Republic is becoming an exciting destination for vegan travelers.
Top Vegan Planning Tips
Before you head to Prague, check out a few of my recommendations — everything from where to eat to where to stay!
Vegan Hotel
Best Time to Visit
Spring & Fall
The summer is lovely but expect large crowds and higher prices.
Veganized Czech Food
Goulash
Dumplings (Knedlíky)
Vegan Events
Veggie Náplavka (Veggie Fest), Prague