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03-07/06/2026
NOW IN PROGRESS21. 9. 2024
Nearly 5,000 spectators gathered at Letná to watch the men’s final of the Boulder World Cup, where the world’s best climbers put on a dramatic show. It seemed like a Japanese victory was on the horizon for a long time, but Sorato Anraku only managed to secure a zone on the final boulder, and last year’s champion, Dohyun Lee from South Korea, successfully defended his title.
The finalists faced tough challenges, especially on the second and third boulders, where none of the climbers managed to top. What secured Lee's victory was that he was the only climber to achieve at least a zone on every boulder.
"I really like Prague. Some of the final routes were difficult for me, but I gave my all. I really enjoyed the atmosphere here," said the happy winner.
The favored Japanese climbers were left without a medal. Experienced Frenchman Manuel Cornu claimed silver, and Olympic champion Toby Roberts from Great Britain took home the bronze. Local hero Adam Ondra thrilled the Czech fans with a top on the last boulder, but he couldn’t move up from sixth place, failing to defend last year’s silver.
"It’s a huge experience to climb in front of a home crowd, and I’m really happy that I was able to give the fans a top on the last boulder," Ondra commented on the final.
On Sunday, the women will take to the wall at Letná. Their semifinal starts at 12:00.
Link to the final results here.
13. 4. 2026
We have launched ticket sales for individual disciplines of the World Climbing Series in Prague. Fans can now choose whether to attend boulder or lead climbing. In addition to the competition itself, the venue on Štvanice will also feature an extensive accompanying programme, and the new merch collection is already available.
2. 2. 2026
The Climbing World Cup in Prague will be presented under the name World Climbing Series for the first time. With less than five months remaining until the event begins, multi-day passes for this year’s edition are currently on sale. The highest demand is for seats in the grandstands at the Štvanice stadium for the lead discipline. Preparations for the event are ongoing, including volunteer recruitment and work on the accompanying programme.
17. 12. 2025
At the beginning of June, Prague will once again transform into the centre of the climbing world. From 3 to 7 June 2026, Štvanice Island will host the World Cup - specifically, a stop of the new World Climbing Series. Look at what’s waiting for you and secure your front-row experience.
4. 12. 2025
After three editions held at Letná, the world’s climbing elite will once again return to Prague, this time in a brand-new location. From 3 to 7 June 2026, the next edition of the IFSC World Cup in Sport Climbing will take place on Štvanice Island. In addition to bouldering, this year’s programme will also include lead climbing.
27. 6. 2025
The Prague round of the 2025 Bouldering World Cup is behind us, and climbing fans are already looking forward to next year’s edition. This year’s winners were France’s Mejdi Schalk and Oriane Bertone. For Adam Ondra, it was his Last Boulder Dance, but with lead climbing added to the program in 2026, he’s expected to be back on the start list – much to the delight of his supporters.