Nightlife Prague

Prague is the city that never sleeps and has something in store for the young and older generation as well. There is something for everyone, and you can choose from a wide range of activities. Locals, tourists and other visitors to Prague are drawn to the “whirlwind of the big city”. They all mix together to create a unique cocktail that only a modern cosmopolitan metropolis can offer. Here are our tips on where to go in Prague in the evening. From traditional pubs, underground bars to trendy clubs, Prague has it all.

1. Duplex
2. Karlovy lázně
3. Lucerna Music Bar
4. Meet Factory
5. Moonclub
6. Hemingway Bar
7. Aloha Cocktail Bar and Music Club
8. Clock Tower Bar Crawl
9. Golden Tiger Pub
10. Château Šafaříkova

1. Club Duplex

One of the most famous clubs is Duplex, often mentioned as one of the best clubs in Europe. The beautiful view of Prague, five bars, famous DJs… all this makes Duplex the good choice for a Saturday night fever.

2. Karlovy Vary Spa

Five floors with five different styles of music, dance floors, many bars and entertainment until the early hours of the morning. This is Karlovy Vary, the largest club in Central Europe, located next to the Charles Bridge. Colourful cocktails or other alcohol, music and dancing. In Karlovy Vary, locals meet tourists from all over the world.

3. Lucerna Music Bar

Lucerna Music Bar, located close to Wenceslas Square, is open every day and features concerts of Czech and foreign bands and other programmes. A renowned classic are the Friday and Saturday evenings dedicated to music and music videos from the 1980s and 1990s. Lucerna is also popular with many because of its large spaces and a wide range of alcoholic drinks at affordable prices.

4. Meet Factory

Meet Factory is different from the classical concept of a Prague nightclub, not only because it is not located in the centre of Prague, but also because it is more of a cultural space than a club, where you can find a gallery or a theatre. However, a music club cannot be missing. The capacity of the main hall of Meet Factory is 1200 people and the main attraction is smaller independent bands from all genres of music, from dance music to jazz. A visit to Meet Factory is an experience not to be missed by anyone who wants to flow with the pulse of the times.

5. Moonclub

Moonclub is one of the most interesting clubs in Prague. With its glass roof that allows visitors to dance and party under the starry sky, it is a popular place for those who want to party with Czech and foreign DJs.

The second floor offers a more intimate atmosphere and the opportunity to sample Asian specialties or have one of the unique local cocktails mixed. The design and lighting of the club’s interior is a unique experience in itself.

6. Hemingway Bar

The bar is no longer synonymous with cheap drinks. Long ago, Prague has become one of the cities that allow its residents and visitors to spend pleasant moments with friends over a glass of quality drink or cocktail. These don’t always have to be alcoholic, all stylish Prague bars now offer non-alcoholic cocktails as well.

Hemingway Bar was inspired by the personality of the famous writer (and bar culture lover). And his heart would surely be overjoyed over the drinks menu here. The cocktails here are as varied as a Cuba and are made with only the finest alcohol and fresh fruit juices. Plus, you can order a drink at the bar that you mix yourself.

7. Aloha Cocktail Bar and Music Club

Dance and life in motion is the theme of another well-known bar: Aloha Cocktail Bar and Music Club. It too offers great music, good food and a long list of exotic cocktails that will transport you to another world. And gourmet meals with unforgettable tastes and aromas will remind you how great life can be.

8. Clock Tower Bar Crawl

If you don’t just want cocktails, but also expect a bit of fun, we have bars where mixed drinks are accompanied by original music. One such bar is the Clock Tower Bar Crawl, where it really comes alive and where the night definitely doesn’t end soon. Experienced bartenders who will fine-tune your cocktail to your exact taste, while still giving you an atmosphere of comfort, fun and relaxation. It’s the right respite from the worries of work or family life.

9. Pub at the Golden Tiger

If you prefer traditional Czech pubs to modern bars, you’ll be in paradise in Prague. When it comes to beer culture, perhaps no other city in the world compares to Prague. Follow in the footsteps of Bohumil Hrabal, Václav Havel and Bill Clinton and head to U Zlatého Tygra. This is one of those pubs that still retains that inimitable atmosphere of a true Prague pub.

10. Chateau Šafaříkova

Even if you prefer wine to beer, you have a variety of options for where to go in Prague as well. The wine bars, many of which are quite thematically focused on the Vinohrady area, offer a top level of wine and a very pleasant environment. The Flavours wine bar, the Wine Society club or the cosy family-run Chateau Šafaříkova are all worth mentioning.

There, top French wines and delicacies await you, flavoured with the inimitable atmosphere of a family-run business. This wine and cheese shop is also just five minutes away from the I.P.Pavlova metro station.

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