As with most European cities there are lots of bars and clubs in Prague which makes a very exciting nightlife scene. Here we list only the long-established ones. Bars are open all day and the clubs usually kick off around 11pm and stay open until about 4am. If you are looking to keep the party going after 4am you will find some clubs that stay open later.
During the day the 6th-floor terrace restaurant is a great place for coffee to enjoy the views. At night offers a view overlooking the lights of Wenceslas Square. Location: Wenceslas Square 21, New Town, www. Mecca β very fashionable club, featuring industrial-chic club to dance to house and techno music.
Location: Pruhonu 3, Holesovice, www. Each floor has its own style, from chill out to hard core trance; live bands at ground level, dance to classic disco on first floor Discotheque , rock to s and 70s music on the second floor Kaleidoskop , or house and techno on the third floor Paradogs. RadostFX β this very famous club features top local and international DJs. La Fabrique β disco with a couple of dance floors for people of all ages.
Roxy β If funk and techno is your favourite then Roxy is the best club in town. Arrive around midnight when the fun starts. Wednesdays nights are popular for singles looking for a date or a one night stand. There are a number of sophisticated cocktail bars in the centre of Prague. The Czech Republic is also very famous for its beer.
Pilsner Urquell and Budvar are the best-known brands. So if you want something really special, try going to Kolkovna , near Old Town Square , which is popular amongst expats. This restaurant serves fresh unpasteurised Pilsner Urquell on tap, which is a very tasty brew. The food and Czech cuisine is a little more expensive than a local-oriented pub, but many find it is worth a visit.
