nInfo – Rachot

The 29th edition

Respect Festival will take place on Štvanice Island, specifically in its eastern section.

Map is here

How to get there

Public transport: Get off at Štvanice tram stop (Tram 12), then walk approximately 300 metres, following the directional signs.

Alternatively, from Holešovice, get off at Holešovická tržnice tram stop (Trams 1 and 25), then walk approximately 300 metres across the Štvanice footbridge, following the directional signs.

Please look out for posters with arrows pointing the way.

Parking

There is very limited parking space at Štvanice. Please, try to park in other areas or neighbourhoods, and use public transport to get to Štvanice.

 

Safety & advice

Your safety is overseen by a professional security team stationed at key locations throughout the festival grounds. If you encounter any problems or need assistance, please do not hesitate to approach them. They will be happy to help or provide guidance.

The first aid station is located in the backstage area. Throughout the festival, medical staff will also be regularly patrolling the site. If you feel unwell or sustain an injury, please do not hesitate to seek their assistance.

Dogs are permitted on the festival grounds only if kept on a leash at all times.

Non-alcoholic beverages may be brought into the festival grounds only in plastic bottles and in reasonable quantities.

Alcoholic beverages are not permitted to be brought inside the festival grounds.

Wheelchair-accessible entry is available. Please ask for information at the entrance. The festival site itself is also wheelchair accessible. Please note, however, that the terrain consists primarily of mown grass.

Children friendly

The festival is suitable for children of any age. Children under the age of 6 are better protected from loud music, so give them ear protection.

You can look forward to, for example, bubble maker Václav Strasser, screen printing of T-shirts, an art workshop and lots of other fun. If you want to enjoy the music in peace, your children will be looked after by experienced Housekeepers (Hospodyňky) in the children’s corner.

Merchandise

Traditional t-shirts and bags in the colours of the festival can be purchased at the merchandise stand as well as the merchandise of performers and other bands from the Rachot menu, which are hard to find elsewhere. The author of this year’s designs is František Skála.

Refreshment & other

Like the program, we offer a varied selection of snacks and sales.

The list of stalls:

Pakistan Catering – Pakistanian cuisine

Indonesia Catering – Indonesian cuisine

Ethiopian Catering – Ethiopian cuisine

Čajovna Amana – tearoom

Kavárna 6,33 – coffee

Vino Fermata – Tuscan wines

Vankarawan – cider, cold brew soda

Dvorník Bakery – Wholegrain and gluten-free bakery

Aca – African Culture & Art – fashion, jewelery, cosmetics & much more

asined.garden – This year, the Asined Garden will once again be waiting for children—and adults alike. We will be decorating flower pots with acrylic paints as in previous years, and this year we are also introducing stone painting. There will also be a variety of creative activities using cardboard and poster paints.