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    Nightlife in Prague

    Prague is home to some of the world's best beer ( pivo). Local pubs and beer halls close early - 11pm - while cocktail bars, such as Tretters in Staré Mě sto, the old town, are open until the early hours and clubs often past dawn. Check out renowned classical sounds and arts at the National Theatre, or jazz in intimate, back-street bars. Dress up for Staré Mě sto and Nové Mě sto and down for Vinohrady and žižkov. Smoking is allowed everywhere.

    RadostFX, Prague. Photo by Jaro Vacek, courtesy of RadostFX
    1

    Pivovarský Dùm

    House of brewing

    Boutique brewery, Pivovarský dùm (literally, the House of Brewing) serves up exotic brews (champagne, banana) in Nové Město. The tradional-style food and service can be variable but its copper vats and vintage brewing paraphernalia make this a smart meeting spot.



    Address

    15, Lípová, Nové Mìsto, 120 44 Prague 2

    Telephone

    +420 296 216 666

    Transport

    Karlovo námìstí Metro

    Website

    Pivovarský Dúm Website

    2

    Tretter's

    Sophisticated cocktails

    Tretter's is dominated by its bar and is loved by its loyal band of suited B-list celebrities, locals and expats. The bar staff are masterful and the cocktails some of the best in the city - try the Bloody Mary.



    Address

    3, V kolkovne, 110 00 Prague 1

    Telephone

    +420 224 811 165

    Transport

    Staromestská Metro

    3

    Blue Light

    An older cocktail crowd

    Blue Light in Malá Strana has long been a favourite for those in the know. This bastion of late-night cocktail drinking plays great tunes to an older, but no less lively, crowd. Share a table and read the walls…



    Address

    42/1, Josefská, 110 00 Prague 1

    Telephone

    +420 257 533 126

    Transport

    Malostranská Metro

    Website

    Blue Light Website

    4

    U Zlatého tygra

    A Czech tradition

    U Zlatého tygra in Staré Město is one of the greatest pubs in the great tradition of Czech beer. Former President of the Czech Republic, Václav Havel brought Bill Clinton here and local luminaries are among the regulars.



    Address

    228/17, Husova, 110 00 Prague 1

    Telephone

    +420 222 221 111

    Transport

    Národní trída Metro

    Website

    U Zlatého tygra Website

    Blind Eye, Prague. Photo by Noah Lucas, © Blind Eye
    5

    Blind Eye

    Alternative cocktails

    Having gone through speakeasy mode for a while, Blind Eye is now legit. But not too legit... we are in Žižkov after all. Expect late-night drinks, cool tunes and strange karaoke from the often young, but always varied, crowd.



    Address

    26, Vlkova, 130 00 Prague 3

    Transport

    Jirího z Podebrad Metro

    Website

    Blind Eye Website

    6

    Legends

    Champions League for breakfast

    Legends is one of the best sports bars in Prague. It is located in one of the oldest squares in Staré Město but screens are modern and many. An excellent kitchen, live music and karaoke nights attract visitors daily.



    Address

    1, Týn (Ungelt), 110 00 Prague 1

    Telephone

    +420 224 895 404

    Transport

    Námestí Republiky or Staromestská Metro

    Website

    Legends Website

    7

    Prague Saints

    Prague gay scene

    Drop into the small but perfectly formed Prague Saints for the lowdown on the renowned and varied gay scene around Vinohrady and beyond. Friendly and cosy, it's open to all. The English owners import English snacks, drinks and magazines.



    Address

    32, Polská, 120 00 Prague 2

    Telephone

    +420 222 250 326

    Transport

    Jirího z Podebrad Metro

    Website

    Prague Saints Website

    RadostFX, Prague. Photo by Jaro Vacek, courtesy of RadostFX
    8

    RadostFX

    Glitter and glam

    Upstairs is a Middle Eastern lounge and vegetarian restaurant but don't miss the underground RadostFX club. This Nové Město institution attracts the young and beautiful for mostly RnB and hip hop with occasional visits from international DJs.



    Address

    120, Belehradská, 120 00 Prague 2

    Telephone

    +420 603 181 500

    Transport

    I. P. Pavlova Metro

    Website

    RadostFX Website

    Roxy, Prague. Photo by Eva Šafránková, www.evita-photo.com, courtesy of Roxy
    9

    Roxy

    Cosmopolitan and scruffy club

    Roxy is Prague's legendary venue for live music and DJ nights. This Staré Město stalwart attracts international and local names and DJs spin house, progressive house and breakbeats. Cheap drinks and rough-and-ready chic draw crowds of locals and foreigners.



    Address

    33, Dlouhá, 110 00 Prague 1

    Telephone

    +420 224 826 296

    Transport

    Námestí Republiky Metro

    Website

    Roxy Website

    10

    Mecca

    Prague's superclub

    Prague's superclub is somewhat off the beaten track in Holešovice but is the place to be seen. Location aside, people still come to Mecca in their droves for good international and local DJs. The music is mostly commercial house and electro.



    Address

    3, U Pruhonu, 170 00 Prague 7

    Telephone

    +420 283 870 522

    Transport

    Vltavská Metro

    Website

    Mecca Website

    Palác Akropolis, Prague. Photo by Mark Rimmer
    11

    Palác Akropolis

    Wonderfully eclectic entertainment

    Palác Akropolis (Akropolis Palace) bridges Vinohrady and Žižkov and hosts some of the best live acts in town. From international to local bands, this stage has seen it all. DJs keep things moving till dawn.



    Address

    1548/27, Kubelíkova, 130 00 Prague 3

    Telephone

    +42 (0) 296 330 911

    Transport

    Jirího z Podebrad Metro

    Website

    Palác Akropolis Website

    National Theatre, Prague. Photo by Wendy Wrangham
    12

    National Theatre

    Symbol of nationhood

    From 1881, the gilt-topped National Theatre (Národní divadlo) on the Vltava in Nové Město has hosted world-class opera, drama and ballet. Along with the Estates Theatre and State Opera, head here for cultural pursuits - and stunning interiors.



    Address

    1, Ostrovní, Nove Město, 112 30 Prague 1

    Telephone

    +420 224 901 448

    Transport

    Národní Trída Metro

    Website

    National Theatre Website

    13

    Rock Café

    Renowned late, live venue

    Just past Reduta Jazz Café and through its whisky-walled upstairs bar lies Prague's renowned Rock Café. This Nové Město venue rocks till late with live acts from home and abroad before DJs take over. Again, the talent dictates the crowd.



    Address

    20, Národní, 110 00 Prague 1

    Telephone

    +420 224 933 947

    Transport

    Národní trída Metro

    Website

    Rock Café Website

    14

    U malého glena

    Jazz and blues venue

    The wooden bar descends into Prague's best and smallest venue for jazz, blues and more. U malého glena in Malá Strana has a weekly roster of musical greats, plus open mic night. Come early for a table then stay late.



    Address

    23, Karmelitská, 110 00 Prague 1

    Telephone

    +420 257 531 717

    Transport

    Malostranská Metro

    Website

    U malého glena Website

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    Ta Fantastika

    Black light theatre

    Although originating in China, black light theatre has become a Czech speciality. Ta Fantastika in the heart of Staré Město employs the black box trick so props appear to move independently. It's appropriate (and fun) for all nationalities and ages.



    Address

    8, Karlová, 110 00 Prague 1

    Telephone

    +420 222 221 366

    Transport

    Staromestská Metro

    Website

    Ta Fantastika Website

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