A good Happy Hour in Prague can mean many things: 50% off selected cocktails, two drinks for the price of one, a complimentary beer or simply a special offer worth arriving a little earlier for. But for us, a great Happy Hour is not only about paying less. It is also an opportunity to discover a place you might otherwise have missed.
Nightlife
Prague nightlife is not only about cocktail bars and late-night clubs. Some of the city's most enjoyable nights happen in places where locals and international visitors naturally mix — dancing to songs everyone knows, watching a major football match over a perfectly poured beer or joining a karaoke night that turns strangers into a crowd.
Planning a stag do in Prague? The Czech capital remains one of Europe's most popular destinations for a stag weekend, combining legendary nightlife, excellent Czech beer, late-night bars, huge music clubs and plenty of group entertainment within a compact city centre.
Prague has a good reputation for for having some of the best gentlemen's clubs and Hot Peppers is one very good reason why. Centrally located at 21 Wenceslas Square and open daily from 8 pm to 6 am, Hot Peppers is a favourite spot for tourists and locals alike.
LEVELS is the largest entertainment center in Prague, offering unique experiences and fun all in one place. Located in the city center, it provides a wide range of activities that cater to every visitor, regardless of age or interests.
The Hard Rock Cafe Prague is located in Malé náměstí, that tiny square just off Prague`s world famous Old Town square. The exterior fits in nicely with the quaint old world beauty of the little square.
Feeling lucky? You've come to the right place. Known around the world for its exciting nightlife, Prague is the perfect place for adrenaline seekers ready to try their luck at one of the city’s many flashy gambling casinos.
Prague's Imago Mundi is the best little cocktail bar on the river. When I say "on the river", I mean on the river. This tiny (25 seat) cocktail bar is floating on the Vltava.
When brothers and business partners Daniel and Matous Vilim bought the hull and began building it up from the water, the idea was to make a living space.
When brothers and business partners Daniel and Matous Vilim bought the hull and began building it up from the water, the idea was to make a living space.
If you're looking for somewhere to eat in Prague, you'll find no shortage of fine establishments in the centre, but finding something unique can be difficult. The Buddha-Bar at Jakubská 649/8 is unique. It's fine dining in Prague with a modern and diverse fusion menu.
