Published 28 July 2026 | Updated 4 October 2026 by Jane Robinson
Wowcher’s Prague Christmas market break is two, three or four nights at the 4-star Deminka Palace, with return flights, from £119 per person. Wowcher puts the saving at up to 38%.
The hotel is a townhouse just behind the National Museum, a four-minute walk from Wenceslas Square and 350m from the Muzeum and I.P. Pavlova metro stations. You get a standard double room; Wowcher doesn’t list breakfast.
Prague’s Old Town Square market runs from 28 November 2026 to 6 January 2027, according to the organiser, Trhy Praha, and Wenceslas Square has a market on the same dates. We priced a Prague weekend against seven other cities in our Christmas markets cost ranking.
Return flights leave from Bristol, Edinburgh, Manchester, London Gatwick, London Luton, London Stansted, London Southend or London City. On Wowcher’s calendar on 4 October we didn’t find £119 on any date from 27 November to 6 December. The lowest was £139 on Wednesday 2 December, and Friday 27 November was the dearest at £279. Fares differ by airport, so check your own.
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