Your Guide to Prague

Clubs

Solidni Nejistota - Solid Uncertainty club

Pstrossova 21, Prague 1
Nice small club, with a large bar area, plenty of seating and a fair size dancefloor. Also a multifunctional, multi-cultural and multi-ethnic centre for entertainment in Prague. Here you will find plenty of the kind of things that decent people enjoy, especially in the evening. If you are looking for a good fun, a chat, good food, to wash your cares away or simply to enjoy a pleasant environment accompanied by excellent music and some fine art, then this is the right nightclub for you.

Duplex club

Vaclavske namesti 21, Prague 1
During the day, Duplex is an ideal location for a coffee and snack. At night it transforms itself into one of Prague's more exclusive clubs. It is designed as a huge glass cube, built on the roof (6th and 7th floor) of a building on Wenceslas square. There are unforgettable views of the magic Prague city from the terrace balcony. Two platforms, chill out zones, five bars, great sound, lights and highly trained staff provide you with a comfort you would expect. This Prague club was awarded with membership of the World Finest Clubs.

Mecca club

U Pruhonu 3, Prague 7
Mecca opened in the 1998, as a pleasant combination of music club, restaurant and cafe. From the beginning it has been one of the most popular places for Prague's nightlife as well as for various cultural and social events. From the year 2000, Mecca started to be one of the best music clubs in the world with first-class programs and perfect lunch and dinner service. During the years, Mecca has welcomed many Czech and world-renowned DJs, singers and other stars.

Double Trouble club

Melantrichova 17, Prague 1
Bar and club with small party atmosphere and huge cocktail list. The very first bar for Czech clients allowing much more than anybody else! No one is going to be shocked by people dancing on tables or seats, or even on the bar. Actually, this is the norm here. DJs playing until Saturday.

Rock Café club

Národni 20, Prague 1
The Rock Café club started as a meeting place for new, beginner bands. Today it is one of the most popular club in Prague. It profits from his excellent location in the centre of Prague as well as from the fact that it is not only a space for great concerts. It is a multi-cultural place where you find a gallery, CD shop and cinema too. For those interested in rock and other music concerts.

Karlovy Lazne club

Novotneho lavka, Prague 1
Karlovy lazne, with its five music clubs on five floors is the largest establishment of its type in central Europe. It stands just 100 metres from Charles Bridge. Each floor at Karlovy lazne is a separate club devoted to a specific style of music. On the ground floor is the Music café, which is devoted to black music. Guests can also use six computers connected to the Internet here, free of charge. The first floor is a paradise for lovers of disco music. Popular DJs play guests the latest hits from the dance floor scene. Paradogs Club is for fans of all dance trends. The best DJs from the Czech Republic and abroad present the best of house, trance, techno and other musical styles. The last floor belongs to calm, relaxing music. Chill out is an ideal place for a bit of relaxation after visiting the lower four floors.

Akropolis Palace club

Kubelikova 27, Prague 3
An independent multifunctional space, the only one of its kind in the Czech Republic. Several facilities have been united under one roof there. The cultural complex consists an independent theatre, a concert hall, a cinema and an exhibition space called the AKROPOLIS PALACE. Palac Akropolis is often described as a cosmopolitan place with an original atmosphere which can reputedly help people find and understand the Czech identity. The AKROPOLIS PALACE has become known as the leading Prague scene for world and ethnic music.

Radost FX club

Belehradska 120, Prague 2
One of Prague's most popular clubs at the present time, playing host to leading DJs from the UK and Europe it also showcases local talents. With very special atmoshere, both club and vegetarian restaurant. It was one of the first Prague clubs wich offered house, techno and r'n'b music after the revolution. Nowadays there are much more music styles to listen and to have party on.

Roxy club

Dlouha 33, Prague 1
Roxy dance club is maybe the most famous nightclub in Prague. It is right in the Prague centre, close to the Old Town Square. Over the years this club has attracted big name DJ's and bands. Music of all genres plays here but tends to be heavier than in other clubs in Prague: Drum ‘n’ Bass, Jungle, Minimal, Techno etc. It is a place filled with locals, but also with a lot foreigners. The biggest advantage comparing to others, is the huge space. The dance floor is very large as it in a modern club should be.

Matrix club

Konevova 13, Prague 3
Matrix is new fresh club space in Prague, near by downtown, in the Zizkov area. The club is open the whole night and offers live gigs, parties, djs and other performance. Today is the only space offering indie music in Prague.

La Fabrique club

Uhelny trh 2, Prague 1
La Fabrique wants their customers to enjoy themselves completely. They offer gathering in restaurant, cocktail bar and music club. Enjoy wings and ribs or get a cocktail from great bartenders. Dancing available till 3am in this Prague club. At La Fabrique they have an outstanding service.