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AI Horizons 2026 is an international two-day conference in Prague, Czechia on 23-24 September 2026, bringing together leaders, builders, policymakers, and technologists to discuss practical AI adoption and innovation. The programme features pre-conference workshops and three parallel tracks covering technology, corporate strategy, and public sector applications. By deliberately mixing technical, business, and policy perspectives, the event gives attendees a cross-cutting view of how AI is being deployed responsibly across industry and government. For practitioners and decision-makers seeking actionable guidance rather than hype, AI Horizons offers a focused, forward-looking gathering in the heart of Central Europe.
AI Horizons 2026 takes place September 23–24, 2026 in Prague, Czechia.
AI Horizons 2026 is an in-person event.
Travel questions? See Good to know in the travel guide below.
Prague in late September holds onto mild afternoons near eighteen degrees while the summer crowds thin noticeably, which makes the historic centre far easier to move through. The city layers a medieval core, baroque churches and a growing cluster of research and software firms in the Karlín and Holešovice districts. Attendees who allow an extra day will find the compact scale rewarding — the castle, the river and the old town connect on foot.
Václav Havel Airport Prague (PRG) lies about seventeen kilometres west of the centre. There is no rail link; bus 119 runs to Nádraží Veleslavín for Metro line A, taking roughly thirty-five to forty-five minutes in total, while the Airport Express coach goes directly to the main railway station. Prague also has frequent international trains from Berlin, Vienna and Bratislava.
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Czech mobile networks perform well across the city and the metro tunnels. Visitors from outside the European Union should arrange a data eSIM before arrival rather than relying on roaming, which can be expensive. Set up an eSIM with Airalo before you board and you're online the moment you land.
Prague Castle complex. The hilltop complex above Malá Strana contains St Vitus Cathedral, the Old Royal Palace and Golden Lane. Entry to the grounds is free; the interiors need a combined ticket. Arriving shortly after opening avoids the tour groups that build from mid-morning. Allow at least two and a half hours. Tickets on Tiqets →
Vyšehrad fortress. A quieter alternative to the castle, this hilltop fort south along the Vltava has ramparts with wide river views, a neo-gothic basilica and a cemetery holding Dvořák and Smetana. It draws a fraction of the visitors and is reachable by Metro line C. An hour and a half is comfortable.
Kampa and the Vltava riverbank. The island district below Charles Bridge offers a low-effort walk past mill wheels, modern sculpture and the Kampa Museum of central European art. It is at its best in the hour before sunset, when the bridge crowds start to disperse and the light hits the Malá Strana rooftops.
Letná Park beer garden. On the plateau north of the river, Letná combines wide gravel paths, a metronome sculpture on the old Stalin monument plinth, and an open-air beer garden overlooking the bridges. It stays open into autumn in dry weather and is a short tram ride from the centre.
What is the best way into the city from the airport?
Bus 119 to Nádraží Veleslavín then Metro line A is the cheapest route, taking around forty minutes. The Airport Express bus runs directly to Praha hlavní nádraží without a change.
Is the Czech Republic in the euro zone?
No. The currency is the Czech koruna. Cards are widely accepted, but avoid airport and tourist-street exchange booths, which offer poor rates.
What weather should I expect in late September?
Daytime highs typically around sixteen to nineteen degrees Celsius, cooling sharply in the evening. Occasional rain is likely, so pack a light jacket.
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