RIPE 89 Dinner: Join Us for a Spooktacular Halloween Dinner 🎃👻
Calling all ghosts, witches and creatures of fright, don’t miss out on this spooky night! Get your costume ready as we have a treat in store for you. If you dare…
When: 20:00 – 01:00
Where: The National Museum in Prague (Národní muzeum). This Halloween, step into the historic halls of the National Museum, where history meets mystery for a night of unforgettable thrills! Indulge in a hauntingly delicious dinner amidst the stunning architecture of Prague’s iconic landmark.
Address: Václavské náměstí 68, Prague 1, Prague
Ticket: €50 (tickets to be purchased in advance when you register for the meeting). All attendees must wear their badges
🎶💀 Entertainment: Experience the magic of Halloween with live music to set the eerie ambience. Our talented musicians will set the perfect atmosphere, playing haunting melodies and eerie tunes that immerse you in the spirit of the season.
🎃🕺 After Dinner: Get ready to dance the night away as our DJ spins spooky tunes that will send chills down your spine! From classic Halloween hits to eerie beats, the music will have you grooving through the night.
Some tunes to already get you in the mood
🚌 Getting There: Shuttle buses will depart from the entrance of the Clarion Congress Hotel at 19:30, 19:35, 19:40, and 19:45. Return buses will run every 30 minutes from 22:30 to 01:30, with a travel time of approximately 15 minutes. Please keep an eye on this page for the most up-to-date information.
Public transport: Walk to the Vysočanská Metro Station, which is located close to the Clarion Congress Hotel. Take the Metro Line B (yellow) in the direction of Zličín. Get off at Náměstí Republiky station (4 stops from Vysočanská). From Náměstí Republiky, it’s about a 10-minute walk to the National Museum, which is located at the top of Wenceslas Square.
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Accessibility
The National Museum is designed to be accessible for wheelchair users. It offers wheelchair-friendly ramps, elevators, and spacious corridors throughout its facilities. There are two main entrances: the New Building, which is accessible from the Vinohrady side, is recommended for those requiring wheelchair access. Additionally, the museum provides reserved parking spaces for visitors with disabilities and accessible restrooms located throughout the premises.