The Czech capital has long been one of the most attractive places for mass tourism. Prague really combines all the components of a beautiful and varied vacation: an abundance of all kinds of attractions, amazing gastronomy, low prices, lack of seasonality, and a rich choice of leisure activities. In this city, any tourist will find what to do. Well, it’s a sin for young and active not to visit one or another night club. In order not to waste time and not to be disappointed in the European club culture, the most popular and coolest night clubs in Prague are described below: where and at what addresses to find, how much money to cook and what specifics each rating institution has.
Fashion club
Namesti Republiky 8, Praha 1.
If you make a rating of Prague's nightclubs for Russians, then Fashion Club will probably take the first place in it. This atmosphere reigns here, to which the regulars of Moscow clubs or the best institutions of other large cities of Russia are used to. The location of the pathos club-restaurant gives a special chic - on the roof of the Kotva shopping center with an impressive panoramic view of the old city.
During the day, the institution offers its services as an Italian restaurant with excellent cuisine, at night it is a center of attraction for fashionable metropolitan youth and tourists. Stylized parties, major musical events with world-famous guests are constantly held here.
The pluses of the establishment, without a doubt, include: a magnificent view, expensive and stylish interior, a wide selection of dishes and signature cocktails.
Of the minuses, one can call hard face control, although for someone it, on the contrary, can be a plus, a rather expensive price tag on the menu, both gastronomic and alcoholic. Well, you will not find anything fundamentally new and colorful in this place. But you can guarantee that you will have a good time. In any case, when describing Prague's nightclubs, reviews from Russian tourists confirm that you should stay at Fashion Club.
Duplex
Václavské náměstí 21, Praha 1.
An institution similar to the previous club. Paphos cafe club with two dance floors and access to the terrace. From an open area from a height of the 7th floor you can admire Wenceslas Square, by the way, the longest square in Europe.
The fact that the Duplex club is included in the rating under the name “Best Nightclubs in Prague” is also confirmed by the fact that the legendary Mick Jager celebrated his sixtieth birthday here. The institution really meets the modern requirements of the entertainment industry with sound quality, technical equipment and interior. Inside, the club resembles a gigantic-sized glass cube, in which a heated crowd rushes to the sets of the best European DJs.
In favor of the club speaks the location, sound quality, stylish interior.
Perhaps the only minus is the fact that the institution is considered one of the most expensive in Prague.
Karlovy lazne
Smetanovo nabrezi, 1989. Praha 1.
Perhaps the club most visited by tourists. His advertising campaign is based on the fact that it is the largest night club in Europe. This is probably true, because as many as five dance floors located on five floors are open to visitors. Moreover, each floor has its own style and its own musical direction - another reason for wide attendance. After all, there is no need to dance to the same thing all night long. You can start with a music cafe on the ground floor. Then go up to the second floor and jump free to electronic music on the dance floor in the style of futuristic-industrial. The third floor will plunge into the atmosphere of the 60-80s on a retro dance floor. We rise higher - and we are already at the epicenter of the sultry rhythms of R&B. Finally, on the very top floor, you can relax and unwind with calm chill out music and a lounge. Each dance floor has its own bar.
Despite the fact that Prague’s nightclubs in the city center are literally at every step, this club is always full to the peak during the high season. Face control here is not very picky, so the most popular dance floors are teeming with tourists. The atmosphere is the simplest: here you will not find deliberate pathos and glamor.
Pros: a wide variety of musical styles, the opportunity to meet tourists from different countries.
Cons: the need to constantly go down and climb stairs, a meager selection of drinks at the bar, crowds and long lines at the restrooms.
Lucerna Music Bar
Vodičkova 36, Praha 1.
The institution with the richest musical history among all the nightclubs in Prague. Lucerna Music Bar has become a true legend thanks to its history. The clubhouse itself was built at the beginning of the 20th century by the grandfather of the first president of the Czech Republic and has become a popular cabaret and restaurant. After the First World War, it was already a comedy theater, and then a jazz club. In a word, the walls of this establishment are saturated with the spirit of music and entertainment.
Today Lucerna Music Bar is a night club whose life is extremely diverse: the most high-profile events take place here: concerts of young performers, tours of popular bands, all kinds of festivals. On Fridays and Saturdays, music lovers traditionally gather here in the style of the 80s. The dance floor is divided into two tiers with balconies, each of which has a bar.
Among the advantages of the institution: a large capacity of the dance floor, the opportunity to get to the live performance of unique artists, the colorful atmosphere of the oldest club in the Czech Republic.
Among the minuses: a narrow musical orientation "for your client", a poor overview of the scene from the balconies.
Sasazu
Bubenské nábřeží 306/13, Praha 7.
We move further on the rating of nightclubs in Prague. Another club that claims to be the largest in Europe is Sasazu. It has a truly impressive dance floor and a separate VIP zone on the second tier. The concept of the institution claims to be original, at least in terms of interior design. They approached this thoroughly and with a twist. All accent details of the interior, from giant chandeliers resembling Chinese lanterns to Buddha statues, were specially brought from Asia.
Concerts of world European and even Russian stars are often held here. This is facilitated by the wide popularity of Sasazu as the most modern-equipped club in Prague. What is the huge hanging platform for DJs, which slides over the dance floor. It is worth mentioning that the restaurant also has an Asian restaurant, which definitely should not be ignored.
Advantages: the most modern sound and lighting equipment, the spaciousness of the sites, affordable food prices.
Cons: the location is somewhat remote from the center, prices in bars are above average.
MeetFactory
Ke sklárně 3213/15, Praha 5.
MeetFactory is a unique place for the modern culture of the city. This is not only a night club, but also a modern exhibition center, a concert venue for a variety of alternative shows, a rehearsal and discussion platform, and also a theater. As befits such places, which are especially popular with bohemian youth, the club is shocking on the outside and minimalistic on the inside.
The format of the held music parties is predominantly alternative: starting from electronics, ending with jazz and even classical music. In the summer months, the complex has an open-air cinema. In a word, if modern art is not alien to you, the place is worth a visit.
We positively note the wide selection of entertainment on the territory of the complex, the originality of design and the free entrance to most of the events.
Only a meager selection of drinks and snacks works against the establishment, and even the unattractive location.
Cross club
Plynární 1096/23, Praha 7.
Listing the nightclubs of Prague, this institution is especially worth noting for the absolute adherence to the original idea, which can be traced in everything. Firstly, you definitely won’t get past this club, because even the entrance to it is indicated by a striking imagination made of incredible metal sculptures. Inside, everything is no less fantastic. Real works of technological art and extraordinary fiction became part of the interior: lamps made of glass presses, a wall made of computer motherboards, sculptures made of automotive parts. Yes there, in the club there is a whole garden of bizarre metal creatures and assemblies, which can be visited as a museum.
Many of the best clubs in Prague, reviews of which are left by tourists, are amazing, but Cross Club is unique in its segment. Even in music, a passion for technology is visible here: most often sound techno, dubsteb, trance. Events are regularly held at the club's cafe; their schedule is constantly updated on the official website. Tourists have every chance to get to a theatrical performance, film screening or a fascinating discussion.
Pros: crazy design, varied cafe menu, the club is open daily.
Cons: remoteness from the center, alternative musical directions "for everybody."
Mecca
U Průhonu 799/3, Prague 7.
Another popular place among citizens and tourists alike is the Mecca Club. Reviews of Prague's clubs mention it among the best places for nightly entertainment for almost 10 years. The legendary DJ Tiesto loves to set up here. And basically house-music sounds in this night club. The spacious dance floor is equipped with excellent equipment for this sound. On the second floor of the former factory there is a fish restaurant and a cafe-bar. There is also a bar on the dance floor with a wide selection of all kinds of drinks.
From the pros: high-quality sound, attractive prices for a bar, a spacious dance floor.
Of the minuses: remoteness from the center, a rather expensive admission ticket.
The magic of night Prague
The city of Prague has always been considered magical. The special magic of Prague at night lies in the fact that even after leaving your hotel and passing several intersections, you can easily stumble upon a bar, night club or cabaret, where you will have a great and unforgettable time.
Each institution is unique in its own way: somewhere young bartenders dance at the bar, somewhere they arrange stunning fire shows by girls with pythons around their neck, and somewhere they treat them with absinthe for free. Therefore, sleep off before traveling to the Czech capital in advance. There you will definitely not be up to sleep.