How was the latest edition (the second organized by the same promoter) of the Prague erotic festival Erofest 2016? Did it surpass the previous one, which drew quite a bit of criticism? Could it be compared to the legendary VENUS festival in Berlin? The Lascivní.cz editorial team was present at both events, so we can make a comparison. And most importantly, this time we went in two groups (not counting our lovely hostess), so you can enjoy two reports right from the heart of the fair.
REPORT BY PETR
This year’s EroFest surprised me both pleasantly and unpleasantly.
I expected more space since it was held at PVA Letňany, but only two-thirds of one (sic!) large hall was used. I believe there would have been more exhibitors, and it would have also helped give visitors some breathing room.

Bigger and livelier than previous years
More “attractions,” a new BDSM stage (an inflatable mini-block next to the main stage), and a more thoughtfully curated main program—these aspects have definitely improved. Last time, I criticized the confusing stage layout, poor visibility of the action, and lack of air circulation. The stage definitely deserved it this year—properly elevated and T-shaped. There was also a screen projection behind the stage, so even those watching from further away could see clearly. Thumbs up for that.
We’d like to give the BDSM section more space—even at VENUS, it’s one of the most popular and most interesting for the audience. Once again, the BDSM scene in Prague was absolutely packed, and for me, the Momag.cz and Hell.cz promo booths were among the most attractive and sexiest ones.
(And yes, I have a thing for beautiful tattooed and tied-up girls – I admit it without torture :))

As far as I’m concerned, the side “Party Stage” (the second inflatable mini-block) was a bust, deafening music and an empty space, because no one could stand to stay there. How those enthusiastic DJs survived it is still a mystery to me.
A great choice was Reality Lovers (second stage), who came from abroad with their virtual porn, which we’d already seen at VENUS (we have VR porn glasses to review, so stay tuned). RL drew attention in the gaps between events – the international project did its job and managed to capture people’s interest. So, there were more beautiful girls in Berlin, but despite that, there were lines to try out and buy VR glasses.

Which exhibitors were here and caught our attention?
- Reality Lovers (one of the VR porn companies)
- Sexíčekshop (one of the few large sex shops at the fair—too bad)
- Hellz Bitches (a group of sexy pole dancers)
- Erotické-postele.cz (Czech manufacturers of erotic “fucking” beds and other furniture)
- Live HIV Testing (a very beneficial project in our opinion)
- ZlyArt (a collection of provocative but tasteful photos by Petr Zapletal)
- Momag and Hell.cz (featuring beautiful tattooed girls from Momag)
- Swings for Big Girls (erotic swings that aren’t just for big girls)
- Koženédůtky.cz (Czech manufacturers of genuine leather whips)
- Dobi Dildo 92 (handmade steel dildos and other sex toys).
Last time, we spotted perhaps only a few erotic massage parlors (one of them was MataHari, which we wrote about for you reported on in both a feature and interview with the owner). But this year was quite a ride.
Here’s what was here this year:
- MataHari salon,
- Anděl Erotic Massages,
- Oáza Tantry,
- and a few others we’ve already missed.
Following the example of (hopefully the EroFest organizers won’t be offended, but the inspiration is quite strong – and that’s a good thing) VENUS, you could get an autograph and a photo of your favorite (not just Czech) porn star.
Which porn star did you manage to catch and get a souvenir of?
- Tarra White,
- Lady Dee,
- Daphne Klyde,
- Dellai Twins – Evelyna and Sylvie,
- Nikky Dream,
- Paula Mike,
- Sara Kay,
- Cynthia Vellons,
- Inga Devil,
- Nicole Vice,
- and others.
What did we enjoy the most?
- The electric bull and its connection to Miss Erotica was a great idea – sexy and entertaining for the audience. MoMag in symbiosis with bondage.
- VR porn
- The latest toys (Satisfyer 2, Womanizer, new releases from Fun Factory, sex machines).
- Sexy swings and sex beds.
What didn’t we like?
- Limited space, which at times was overflowing with people.
- Less space for the BDSM scene.
- The party “hall,” which was completely empty.
- At times, deafening music that you couldn’t escape even in the exhibition hall foyer.
- A rather eccentric and confused host on the live-show stage.
Summary by Petr
Inspiration from international events is definitely beneficial for the Czech EroFest . A significant portion of what we criticized in our previous report was corrected this year (could it be that the organizers read us?). It was definitely worth the money (150 CZK in advance, then 250 CZK). If the Czechs were complaining (as they always do) that it’s expensive, they should go to VENUS – a one-day ticket starts at 32 euros (approx. 860 CZK). If this organizer continues in the coming years, we give it a thumbs-up.
REPORT BY NATÁLIE
For me, the fair was the first event of this scale that I’ve ever attended. On Saturday, I was actually pretty annoyed by the visit—crowds of people and barely any space, let alone fresh air. I was also a bit disappointed by the quality of the festival. Some hostesses walked around the venue naked, their bodies adorned only with body paint, while others wore tiny lingerie.
At an event of this scale, I would have expected a high-quality presentation of erotic clothing—corsets, lace chemises, and the like. In this regard, the event struck me more as a cheap display of young women, over whom a bunch of strange individuals were drooling.
On Sunday, it was nice and breezy on the grounds, and the venue wasn’t nearly as crowded. Unfortunately, however, not all the booths from the previous day were at the fair on Sunday, which disappointed me a bit. Over the course of Sunday, I had the chance to calmly browse the display of erotic toys or try on erotic 3D glasses. On Saturday, this was almost a superhuman feat.
Summary by Natálie
Overall, I feel that the event was largely saved by the stage program—sexy pole dancing, strip shows, etc. The individual acts were quite well done and really captivated the audience. I view the failure to stick to the schedule negatively. Individual acts were often swapped around on stage, so the audience had no idea which act was currently taking place. My attitude toward the whole event is neutral. I was invited to the event, so I didn’t pay for a ticket. However, if I had been a regular visitor and paid for the event, I would probably have been rather disappointed.
How did you, our readers, like the festival/fair? Was it better than the previous ones, in your opinion? What would you highlight about it? What would you criticize? 🙂
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Tak to bylo maso! Priste si to nesmim nechat ujit.
Pro nezkušeného s podobnými akcemi to mohla být neskutečná jízda:)