Tank beer on Dlouhá, pubs in Žižkov, clubs until 05:00, beer spas and a shooting range: here's how to plan your stag do or hen party in Prague, with the best things to do, prices in koruna and the train from Dresden.
Good to know
A beer (0.5 l) costs 45–75 Kč in most pubs and 80–150 Kč in tourist areas and craft beer bars; a 0.45 l Pilsner Urquell at U Zlatého tygra is 73 Kč. Cocktails at AnonymouS Bar cost 245–385 Kč. Clubs: Karlovy lázně from 320 Kč, from 250 Kč before 23:00, the video party at Lucerna 200 Kč, Cross Club free on many nights. You pay in Czech koruna; €1 is about 24.37 Kč.
All costs and money-saving tips ↓The metro runs from 05:00 to 24:00; after that the night trams 91 to 99 take over from 00:00 to 05:00 every 30 minutes, with transfers at Lazarská, plus night buses 901 to 918. Tickets: 30 minutes 39 Kč, 90 minutes 50 Kč, 24 hours 150 Kč, cheaper in the PID Lítačka app, contactless by card on trams and buses. AAA Taxi +420 222 333 222, plus Bolt and Liftago; there's no longer a fixed maximum taxi fare.
PID night transport ↗There's no general closing time: Karlovy lázně and Duplex stay open until 05:00, the cellar bar Kozička until 05:30 on Fridays and Saturdays, Tiki Taky in Žižkov until 05:00. By law, quiet hours run from 22:00 to 06:00, and making noise outside can land you a fine of up to 10,000 Kč.
Organised pub crawls are banned across Prague from 22:00, so if you book one, take an early slot. Drinking alcohol is banned in more than 1,000 public places, such as within 100 m of metro entrances and at stops, and on the Vltava embankments from 00:00 to 09:00; an open bottle is enough for a fine. Smoking is banned inside bars and restaurants.
Beer is poured three ways: Hladinka with about three fingers of foam, Šnyt with lots of foam and air in the glass, and Mlíko, almost nothing but wet foam, downed in one. The waiter marks a line on your slip for every beer and keeps them coming until you put a beer mat on your glass; to pay, say “zaplatím”. Tank beer comes unpasteurised straight from the brewery's tanks.
From Dresden there are about 15 trains a day, and the fastest takes around 2 h 25 min; from Berlin it's about 4 hours, every 2 hours, or about 3 h 40 min by FlixBus. From Vienna about 4 hours, from Munich around 5 h 45 min. From the airport, the Airport Express takes about 40 minutes to the main railway station for 200 Kč; trolleybus 59 gets you to metro line A faster.
For a hotel for your stag or hen do in Prague, CzechTourism gives a guide price of 2,500–4,500 Kč per room per night, and a hostel bed costs about 400 Kč. Sir Toby's in Holešovice and Sir Toby's Midtown in Žižkov explicitly welcome groups of friends, minimum 2 nights; Czech Inn at Francouzská 76 has its own group booking form and a bar.
July is the warmest month, with an average daily high of 26.5 °C; January averages 3.9 °C, and May to August get the most rain. Plan B if it rains: a beer spa, laser game beneath Na Příkopě, blacklight mini golf on Michalská, escape rooms in Battle Mode at MindMaze, the wind tunnel in Letňany or the Pilsner Urquell Experience on Wenceslas Square.
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For the stag do, but not only: stag packages at the RANGER shooting range, karts up to 60 km/h at KartPlanet, laser game beneath Na Příkopě or in two arenas at Mercuria in Holešovice.
Beer spas with Bernard beer in the Ungelt courtyard or with a salt cave in Letná, the Pilsner Urquell Experience on Wenceslas Square, the brewery tour at U Fleků and beer from the microbrewery at U Medvídků.
Blacklight mini golf themed on Prague legends on Michalská, two teams head to head in Battle Mode at MindMaze, flying in the Letňany wind tunnel, bubble football and beer pong with unlimited beer.
Sightseeing cruises and party boats from Prague Boats, a one-hour boat trip with 2 drinks, the boat party with an afterparty at a club and, from April to October, rafting on the whitewater course in Troja.
More than 200 rums at Hemingway Bar, Anonymous cocktails on Michalská, champagne at L'Fleur, tiki drinks in Žižkov, 32 taps at BeerGeek Bar and natural wine at 0.75 Wine Bar.
Five floors at Karlovy lázně, Duplex above Wenceslas Square, Roxy on Dlouhá, video parties at Lucerna and Futurum, Cross Club, SaSaZu for more than 2,000 guests, Radost FX and gigs at Akropolis.
Long benches at Lokál Dlouhááá, halls at U Fleků and the Strahov Monastery Brewery, Staropramen on the brewery grounds, Kolkovna at Výstaviště, the medieval dinner and beer tours with dinner.
Cocktail bar at Opatovická 3, named after Ernest Hemingway and focused on absinthe, rum and champagne: more than 200 rums and its own Hemingway absinthe edition by Martin Žufánek. Fridays and Saturdays 17:00–02:00, otherwise until 01:00; tables online.
Themed cocktail bar at Michalská 432/12 built around Guy Fawkes, “V for Vendetta” and the Anonymous movement: signature cocktails 245–385 Kč according to the menu. Daily 17:00–02:00, bookings via the website; the blacklight mini golf is on the same street.
Cocktail and champagne bar at V Kolkovně 920/5, Sunday to Thursday 18:00–02:00, Fridays and Saturdays until 03:00. Book by email before 17:00 and for 8 people at most; tables are held until 21:30, so larger groups split up.
Cellar bar and restaurant at Kozí 918/1: Krušovice 11° 0.4 l for 66 Kč, the 1 l jug 165 Kč, plus steaks, burgers and the “Mamut” meat platter, 1,200 g for 1,800 Kč, to share. Fridays and Saturdays 18:00–05:30, kitchen until 01:30; confirmed bookings only.
Traditional Pilsner pub at Husova 228/17, Bohumil Hrabal's local: Pilsner Urquell 0.45 l for 73 Kč. Daily 15:00–23:00, lots of regulars and often full without a booking; reservations by phone only, so call ahead for a group.
Club and bar on 3 floors at Jakubská 647/2, a venue since 1919: upstairs an Irish pub-style bar with free gigs, below it the Dance Club with DJs and free entry, and the Underground Club with live music from 20:00. Fridays and Saturdays until 04:00.
Cocktail bar with a glass-walled room at Štěpánská 539/9 near Wenceslas Square, plus wine and tapas. The bar openly advertises for private parties and stag and hen dos; bookings by phone. Fridays 16:00–03:00, Saturdays 19:00–03:00, closed on Sundays.
Underground cellar bar at Národní 339/11 with live music, table football and low prices; dogs are explicitly welcome, hence “Dog bar”. Also home-style Czech food, beer, tea and Czech liqueurs; Wednesday to Saturday 20:00–04:00, otherwise 21:00–03:00.
Craft beer bar at Vinohradská 62 with 32 taps and 5 to 10 new beers every day; supermarket beers like Pilsner Urquell are off the menu. Chicken wings in 11 sauces; daily 15:00–02:00, bookings by email, near the Jiřího z Poděbrad stop on metro line A.
Tiki cocktail bar at Seifertova 787/20 in Žižkov, with classics like the Mai Tai and Scorpion plus its own signature drinks. Daily from 19:00, Sunday to Thursday until 03:00, Fridays and Saturdays until 05:00; book tables online, cards accepted, air-conditioned.
Pub at Husinecká 661/29 with 6 taps from the Raven brewery and the house beer Ofsajd: Raven 12° 0.5 l for 62 Kč, Ofsajd 10° 59 Kč. There's a garden in the inner courtyard and a party room in the cellar, booked via the website; pub quiz and no TV.
Žižkov cult pub at U Božích bojovníků 606/3 at the foot of Vítkov, named after the one-eyed Hussite commander Jan Žižka. According to Prague City Tourism it's open 16:30–01:00; OpenStreetMap lists it as closed on Sundays and with a beer garden. The place to end a night in Žižkov.
Cocktail bar and restaurant at Milady Horákové 688/8 in Letná, set in a former non-stop amusement arcade whose name it kept. DJs in the evening, Fridays and Saturdays until 02:00, dinner Monday to Saturday 18:00–22:00; closed on Sundays, bookings online.
Bar run by the Burza #4 collective in Hall 2 of Holešovická tržnice: gigs, DJ sets, a quiz on Tuesdays and a jam session on Wednesdays. Fridays and Saturdays 16:00–03:00; for parties you book space inside or outside via a form, and Club SaSaZu is in the same market hall.
Natural wine bar at Dukelských hrdinů 975/14 in Holešovice: 85–165 Kč a glass, bottles from 495 Kč, plus cheese and charcuterie boards and duck pâté. Daily 16:00–24:00; private parties for up to 50 people, seated or standing.
Jazz and blues club right on the Vltava at Janáčkovo nábřeží 2, with a glass front, roof terrace and a 10-metre bar. Gigs usually start at 19:00 or 20:00, international acts included; Fridays until 03:00, kitchen until 24:00, book tables online.
Craft beer pub at Nádražní 61/116 in Smíchov with 16 taps: Kamenice Jedenáctka 0.5 l for 68 Kč, a tasting set of 6 × 0.1 l for 198 Kč. According to OpenStreetMap it has outdoor seating and takes cards; a good stop before the video parties at Futurum.
Club overlooking Wenceslas Square at Václavské náměstí 21, on DJ Mag's “Top 100 Clubs” list: daily 22:00–05:00, with a different party series every night. Book VIP tables by email; entry 18+. Duplex also runs its own boat parties.
Superclub on 5 floors, 40 m from Charles Bridge: ultimate hits, oldies, Latin and EDM, plus the Ice Pub at −7 °C. Tickets from 250 Kč before 23:00, otherwise from 320 Kč; stag and hen parties explicitly welcome, Fridays and Saturdays until 05:00, cash only according to the FAQ.
Club and concert hall at Dlouhá 730/33 with a programme running from techno, house and drum & bass to rock and indie, plus the regular “Free Mondays” series. Ticket prices depend on the event, early bird for example 390 Kč; upstairs, an experimental space with a gallery and café bar facing Dlouhá.
Concert club in Palác Lucerna at Vodičkova 704/36: every Friday and Saturday the '80s & '90s video party with clips on the LED wall, doors 21:00, 200 Kč on the door, 18+. Pilsner Urquell from the tank, 0.5 l for 85 Kč; live gigs during the week.
Club and cultural centre at Plynární 1096/23 in Holešovice, fitted out with metal parts and machine art: a programme from dubstep to hardcore, regular drum & bass and techno, and free entry to the main stage on many nights. Plus a café with restaurant and the Cross Square outdoor area.
Nightclub in Holešovická tržnice for more than 2,000 guests with 6 bars; gigs and parties depend on the promoter. Book VIP tables with your own waiter by 18:00 on the day of the event; for private events you can hire all or part of the club.
Club at Bělehradská 234/120 in Vinohrady with party series from house and techno to K-pop and themed nights: room for up to 600 downstairs and 150 upstairs. Private parties with catering, drinks packages, DJ and karaoke can be booked, which suits a big group.
Cultural palace at Kubelíkova 1548/27, a Žižkov institution in the heart of the pub district, with a Great Hall, Small Stage and Jazz Bar. The programme is packed, with international bands from rock to electronica plus theatre, so check what's on before you go.
Music club at Zborovská 82/7 in Smíchov, sister club of Lucerna Music Bar: gigs and parties, with video parties of hits from the '80s, '90s and 2000s on Fridays. The box office opens at 19:00 and things usually kick off at 21:00; exact times for each event are in the programme.
Historic building at Malostranské náměstí 35/21 with a music club, pub, restaurant, café and Trick Bar. Gigs almost every day, rock, blues and jazz, about 300 Kč in advance and 350 Kč on the door; in the pub, Pilsner Urquell 0.47 l for 72 Kč.
Indoor shooting range at Lublaňská 1729/23 for up to 24 people at once; the outdoor range is about 40 minutes out of town, with a bus from the centre. Stag packages of 3 to 4 hours cost €80–189 per person depending on the group; no alcohol beforehand, daily 10:00–18:00.
Laser game arena beneath Na Příkopě 1047/17, 2 minutes from Wenceslas Square: 12 minutes per game, up to 18 players, 175–195 Kč per person depending on group size. From 8 players the arena is yours alone; Pilsner Urquell 0.5 l for 65 Kč at the bar, daily 10:00–22:00.
Blacklight adventure mini golf at Michalská 12 with 18 holes themed on Prague legends such as the Golem, no time limit: adults 249 Kč, 329 Kč with 2 drinks. Beer and cider at the bar; according to the operator, stag and hen parties get up to 20% off.
Beer and wine spa in rooms more than 100 years old at Nad Štolou 951/10 in Letná: 20 to 25 minutes in the beer bath, beer included, then 25 minutes relaxing by the fire in the salt cave. For groups of up to 20 people at once, explicitly including stag and hen parties; 18+.
Beer spa with Bernard beer in the Ungelt courtyard, Týn 10: three extra-large larch-wood tubs with a tap and unlimited beer, plus a Finnish sauna for up to 6 people. Your group hires the spa exclusively, 15,900 Kč for 1 hour, 21,900 Kč for 2 hours; daily 11:30–22:00.
Interactive exhibition on the history of Pilsner Urquell on the corner of Wenceslas Square, 28. října 377/13: 45 to 60 minutes with a 3D audio guide, tasting included and two 0.3 l beers in the Beer Hall at the end. Daily 11:00–20:30, last tour at 19:00.
Wind tunnel in Letňany, Rösslera-Ořovského 736/6, the only one in the Czech Republic according to the operator: a glass chamber 4.3 m in diameter and 14 m high, wind up to 270 km/h. 3 minutes of flying in 2 sessions from 1,590 Kč, about 1.5 hours in total; come sober, and friends can watch from the gallery.
Rafting on the artificial whitewater slalom course in Troja, April to October only: 5,400 Kč per raft for 6 people, with boat, paddles, helmet, buoyancy vest, wetsuit, shoes and jacket. 2.5 hours in total, 1.5 of them on the water; book your slot well in advance.
Laser game in the Lighthouse Towers at Jankovcova 1569/2c in Holešovice with two arenas, Golem for up to 22 and Oceán for up to 14 players: 145–169 Kč per person per game, and the bigger the group, the cheaper it gets. Opening before or after regular hours by arrangement.
Karting track in Hrdlořezy at Mezitraťová 343/26, about 6.5 km east of the centre: 600 m track, Sodi RT10 karts up to 60 km/h, 10 minutes for 360 Kč, double kart 450 Kč. From 8 drivers your group gets the track to itself; minimum height 150 cm, weekdays 14:00–22:00.
Escape games at Opatovická 1659/4 in the New Town, in Prague for more than 10 years: in “Battle Mode” two teams play against each other in two identical rooms, good for bigger groups. From 1,990 Kč per team, bookings from age 16; large groups can pay in advance.
Vltava boats from Prague Boats, office at pier 3B by Čechův most: 50-minute sightseeing cruises, evenings too, and private boats for parties of up to 550 guests with catering. The “Beer Story Tour” combines the Pilsner Urquell Experience with a cruise, from 1,029 Kč per person.
The first and longest Lokál of the Ambiente group, at Dlouhá 33: 69.78 metres long, Pilsner Urquell from 12 tanks, plus klobása, hermelín and tlačenka. Monday to Saturday 11:00–24:00, Sundays until 22:00; the long benches often fill up, so book online.
Brewery with restaurant at Křemencova 1651/11: eight halls and a garden for up to 1,200 guests, the garden alone for 400, plus its own Flekovský ležák 13°, light or dark, 0.4 l for 99 Kč. Brewery tours daily 10:00–18:00 for 10 to 45 people, 320 Kč including a tasting.
Brewery with restaurant at Korunní 2506/106 with a copper 25 hl brewhouse, a replica of a brewhouse from 1912: its own beers from pale lager to NEIPA, 0.3 l from 59 Kč. Monday to Saturday 11:00–24:00, tables by phone or email, and you can hire the hall for parties.
Traditional pub-restaurant at Jungmannovo náměstí 756/15 with Pilsner Urquell on tap and old Bohemian cooking, plus the “Metr piv”, a metre of beer. Daily 10:00–22:30, tables via the website; from May to October you sit in the Gothic garden at the foot of the Church of Our Lady of the Snows.
Traditional pub-restaurant with a microbrewery at Na Perštýně 345/7, brewing since 1466, with up to 500 seats in connected halls. For groups there are buffets at 780–990 Kč per person and drinks packages from 150 Kč; the building also has its own beer spa for 75 minutes.
Monastery brewery in Strahov Monastery, Strahovské nádvoří 301/10, a few steps from Prague Castle: rooms in three buildings with 600 seats in total, one of them next to the working brewhouse with 35 seats, and a brewery garden with 80 seats. Group parties on request.
Brewery restaurant at the Výstaviště 415 exhibition grounds in Holešovice with four regular beers and a seasonal beer every six weeks; the tasting board of 5 × 0.15 l costs 139 Kč. Daily 11:00–23:00, online booking, and the brewery also offers tours.
Brewery restaurant on the Staropramen brewery grounds in Smíchov, Nádražní 43/84: Staropramen from the tank, 0.4 l for 59 Kč. Terrace in the brewery courtyard; together with Music Bar Phenomen the halls hold up to 800 guests. Monday to Friday 11:00–23:00.
Ticket for the Pilsner Urquell Original Beer Experience on Wenceslas Square: according to the listing, a walk through the history of Pilsner with a tasting; the schedule and entry time are in your booking. A good way to start the afternoon before the group moves on to the Old Town pubs. From approx. €24 per person.
Guided tasting of Czech beers with snacks: according to the listing, you try different styles and learn what lager, hladinka and the rest are all about; the meeting point and beers are in your booking, and you can book it as a private group. Works well as the first thing on Friday evening. From approx. €30 per person.
Beer walk through Prague with a Czech dinner: according to the listing, the tour takes in several pubs and the meal is part of the package; the route and meeting point are in your booking. Best booked early in the evening, as organised pub crawls are banned in Prague from 22:00. From approx. €65 per person.
Pub crawl with stories and drinks through the city's historic pubs: according to the listing, drinks are included, and which pubs you visit is in your booking. Organised pub crawls are banned in Prague from 22:00, so pick an early slot and carry on by yourselves afterwards. From approx. €55 per person.
Beer spa via GetYourGuide: according to the listing, you soak in beer tubs and drink as much as you like; the schedule, duration and spa address are in your booking. A stag and hen classic for the afternoon before you hit the clubs; check availability first. From approx. €79 per person.
Kart racing for your group via GetYourGuide: according to the listing, you race each other on a track in Prague; the circuit, session times and directions are in your booking. Best on Saturday morning, sober and before the first beer. From approx. €69 per person.
Shooting at a range in Prague with up to 10 guns: according to the listing, you choose a package and the range provides an instructor and equipment; the address and guns are in your booking. There's no alcohol before shooting, so put it at the start of the day. From approx. €18 per person.
Rafting on a whitewater channel in Prague: according to the listing, you paddle as a team in an inflatable raft, with equipment and a briefing included; the meeting point and dates are in your booking. One for the warmer months: shower first, then beer. From approx. €82 per person.
Football in inflatable bubbles via GetYourGuide: according to the listing, your group plays against each other in central Prague; the venue and playing time are in your booking. Guaranteed to give you the funniest videos of the weekend, for stag and hen groups alike. From approx. €33 per person.
Beer pong with unlimited Czech beer: according to the listing, you play in teams against each other; the venue and playing time are in your booking. A relaxed way to start the evening while the group is still getting to know each other, before you head to the Old Town bars. From approx. €24 per person.
Mini golf with unlimited beer and prosecco: according to the listing, you play a round of mini golf in Prague and drink as much as you like; the course and time slot are in your booking. Good for mixed groups and hen dos, rain or shine. From approx. €35 per person.
Party boat on the Vltava followed by an afterparty at Club EPIC: according to the listing, the boat leaves in the evening; the pier, drinks rules and club entry are in your booking. For the big Saturday night when the group wants to dance. From approx. €33 per person.
Historic boat tour at dusk with commentary and 2 drinks: according to the listing, you spend an hour on the Vltava cruising past the castle and Charles Bridge; the pier and departure time are in your booking. The calm start before the night kicks off in the Old Town. From approx. €19 per person.
Medieval dinner with a show and unlimited drinks: according to the listing, you sit at long tables; the menu, programme and tavern address are in your booking. A group night out where nobody has to make a reservation or split the bill. From approx. €64 per person.
Old Town Square is the classic meeting point before a night out: the Astronomical Clock on the Old Town Hall, bars and pubs within walking distance all round, and Charles Bridge about 700 m to the west. Metro Staroměstská on line A and Můstek on A and B; Christmas market during Advent.
Pedestrian bridge over the Vltava between the Old Town and Malá Strana, 515.76 m long with 30 statues and sculptural groups, foundation stone laid in 1357. Packed during the day, quieter early in the morning and late in the evening, so that's your group photo stop; tram stops Karlovy lázně or Malostranské náměstí.
Wenceslas Square, a boulevard about 750 m long in the New Town, with Můstek and Muzeum metro stations at either end. The Pilsner Urquell Experience and Laser Arena are a few minutes from the lower end, Club Duplex is on the square itself, and there's a Christmas market here during Advent.
Riverside promenade on the Vltava along Rašínovo nábřeží with bars and boat bars, the place to meet by the water on warm-season evenings. Farmers' market on Saturdays 08:00–14:00, February to December; drinking alcohol on the riverbanks is banned from 00:00 to 09:00. Tram Výtoň, metro Karlovo náměstí.
Park on the Letná plateau with views over the Vltava, its bridges and the Old Town, reached on foot via the steps from Čechův most. Letenský zámeček has a large beer garden with a restaurant, skaters gather at the Metronome, and there are events in summer; tram Letenské náměstí.
Park in Vinohrady known for sunsets with a view over the city. In summer and autumn the Energy Pub beer garden opens, with Pilsner Urquell, a grill and room for more than 1,200 guests, plus sport on a 5-metre LED wall; groups of 20 or more book by email, metro Jiřího z Poděbrad.
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🗺️ Open route in Google MapsNeighbourhoods
Prague goes out in six neighbourhoods: tank beer and clubs on Dlouhá and Kozí, video parties and absinthe around Wenceslas Square, craft beer in Vinohrady, pubs in Žižkov, clubs in the Holešovice market hall and jazz on the riverbank in Smíchov.
For tank beer, a cellar bar and club nights
The night starts on Dlouhá: Pilsner Urquell from 12 tanks in the 69.78-metre-long Lokál Dlouhááá, Club Roxy right next door with everything from techno to indie, the cellar bar Kozička round the corner on Kozí until 05:30, and cocktails and champagne at L'Fleur on V Kolkovně.
For clubs, video parties and absinthe
Around Wenceslas Square: dance until 05:00 at Duplex overlooking the square, the '80s & '90s video party at Lucerna Music Bar on Fridays and Saturdays, the cellar bar Vzorkovna with table football on Národní, and more than 200 rums at Hemingway Bar on Opatovická.
For craft beer, a brewery and a beer garden
In Vinohrady, south-east of the Old Town: 32 taps at BeerGeek Bar at Vinohradská 62, house beer from the copper brewhouse at Vinohradský pivovar on Korunní, parties for up to 600 guests at Radost FX and, in summer, the beer garden in Riegrovy sady.
For pubs, tiki drinks and gigs
Žižkov is the pub district: gigs at Palác Akropolis on Kubelíkova, Raven beer and house beer in the courtyard garden at U Habásků on Husinecká, tiki cocktails at Tiki Taky on Seifertova until 05:00 and the cult pub U Vystřelenýho oka at the foot of Vítkov.
For clubs in the market hall and DJs
North of the Vltava: the Holešovická tržnice market hall is home to Club SaSaZu, for more than 2,000 guests, and Bar Burza #4; on Plynární there's Cross Club, built from metal parts and machine art and often free to get in; and in Letná the cocktail bar Cobra occupies a former amusement arcade.
For riverside jazz, gigs and Staropramen
On the left bank of the Vltava: gigs at Malostranská beseda on Malostranské náměstí, jazz and blues behind glass right on the river at Jazz Dock, video parties at Futurum on Zborovská and Staropramen straight from the tank on the brewery grounds at Potrefená husa Na Verandách.
Sample itinerary
This is what a weekend that works in Prague looks like, whether it's a stag do, a hen party or a quieter group. You'll find every venue in the planner above, where you can swap out individual stops.
Pilsner Urquell from 12 tanks and klobása at long benches.
Free gig in the bar, DJs downstairs with free entry.
5 floors by Charles Bridge, from 250 Kč before 23:00, open until 05:00.
Shooting in the morning, no alcohol beforehand.
Exclusive to your group, unlimited beer from the tap.
Flekovský ležák 13° in one of the eight halls.
Cocktails at the bar that actively advertises for stag and hen parties.
Party nights above Wenceslas Square, until 05:00.
Blacklight mini golf, 329 Kč with 2 drinks.
Group buffet from 780 Kč per person.
Signature cocktails 245–385 Kč, until 02:00.
'80s & '90s video party, 200 Kč on the door.
Beer bath and salt cave, explicitly aimed at stag and hen parties.
50 minutes on the Vltava, cruising past the sights.
House beer from the copper brewhouse on Korunní.
Cocktails and champagne, maximum 8 per booking.
Party nights from house to themed parties.
Meet on Old Town Square by the Astronomical Clock.
Pilsner Urquell 0.45 l for 73 Kč; call ahead.
Jazz and blues behind glass, right on the Vltava.
Early in the morning the bridge is still quiet.
45 to 60 minutes, with two 0.3 l beers at the end.
Monastery brewery by the castle, garden with 80 seats.
Beer garden at Letenský zámeček with a view over the Vltava.
Tasting board, 5 × 0.15 l for 139 Kč.
Natural wine, 85–165 Kč a glass, until 24:00.
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Budget
In Prague, half a litre of beer costs 45–75 Kč in most pubs and up to 150 Kč in tourist areas, a signature cocktail 245–385 Kč, and clubs start at 250 Kč. The beer spa, shooting packages and the wind tunnel are what push the budget up; club nights with free entry at Cross Club, tank beer at Lokál and the 150 Kč 24-hour ticket keep it down.
| Option | Per person | What's included |
|---|---|---|
| One night out | €40–80 | dinner at a beer hall, two bars and a club in the Old Town |
| A day with an activity | €105–245 | plus shooting range, karting, laser game, escape room or beer spa |
| Weekend | €170–390 | two nights out, one activity, one night in a double room, travel not included |
Guide prices per person, based on the prices of the venues and tours on this page. The bride or groom usually doesn't pay; their share is split across the group. The planner above adds up what your programme costs.
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Seasonal tips
These dates come round every year. If your weekend falls on one of them, the city will be packed. If you'd rather keep things relaxed, plan around them.
On the night before 1 May, bonfires burn with straw witches and sausages, including in Ladronka park, on Kampa and at Břevnov Monastery; fires may be called off in dry weather.
The Prague Half Marathon runs in early April, the Prague Marathon in early May.
From April to October you can paddle the whitewater course in Troja, 5,400 Kč per raft for 6 people including equipment.
The Prague Spring music festival takes place every May, and according to the organisers has done since 1946.
In August, contemporary circus and theatre at the Letní Letná festival in the Letná gardens; in early August, a week of Prague Pride with a parade.
In October, four days of light art at Signal Festival, mostly free; only Signal INSIDE charges entry.
From late November to 6 January, the Christmas markets fill Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square, both meeting points on this page.
The largest castle complex in the country, covering 45 hectares: the grounds are open daily from 06:00 to 22:00, the buildings from April to October 09:00–17:00. The ticket costs 450 Kč and is valid for 2 days; the changing of the guard with fanfare takes place daily at 12:00 in the First Courtyard.
515.76 m long and 9.5 m wide, with 30 statues and sculptural groups; the foundation stone was laid in 1357. It's quieter on the bridge early in the morning and late in the evening, which is when to take the group photo.
On the Old Town Hall since 1410: the procession of the apostles runs every hour from 08:00 to 23:00. The town hall and tower cost 350 Kč, with 50% off in the first hour after opening.
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