Prague Bars That Won't Rip You Off

Put on your dancing shoes.

The ideal warm up bar or spot to end a huge session – this Wenceslas Square haunt has it all. Popular with Prague locals, as well as stag and hen parties visiting the city, Nebe draws crowds as late as 5am most nights of the week. Blasting everything from 80s and 90s classic hits, through to tunes of the noughties and the present day, make sure you pack your finest dancing shoes. Fairly priced drinks on offer include Staropramen and Stella Artois on tap, bottled beers, wines and an extensive list of premium spirits and cocktails. Fill your boots.

Welcome to the self-acclaimed ‘coolest hell on Earth’.

Opening their leather-clad arms to tourists just as much as locals, Harleys is a gem of a bar just minutes from the Old Town Square. Designed with Harley Davidson memorabilia in mind, if you know what’s good for you, you’ll fly like a bat out of hell off the streets and into Harleys. If you’re into your alternative, rock and pop punk – Harleys is a great place to let your hair down with like-minded folk. Seriously popular with stag groups, this grungy bar rocks and rolls until at least 4am every night. Some nights even have fantastic barmen shows, with fire breathing and speciality drinks merely the tip of the iceberg. You’ll still be in Harleys when the morning comes…

Dream as if you'll live forever. Live as if you'll die today.

Jet back to the Halcyon days of the 50s, with jukeboxes, retro dressed staff and great vintage drinks. Located near the Old Town Square, this unique ‘U.S diner’ style restaurant-come-club has authentic furniture inspired by Chevrolet Bel Air’s armchairs from 1952 and hand-made, 60 piece ceramic columns of James Dean and Marilyn Monroe. Cocktails cost the equivalent of a fiver and shots around two quid, which may be slightly steeper than your regular Prague haunts, but the spirits are premium and the décor is a real high standard. Go on, be a rebel and join us…

Marvel at the comic-lined interiors of Batalion.

This cool bar would certainly have been banned in an earlier age. Prague’s Batalion Comic Book Museum and Club is owned by a friendly father-son duo, and, apart from being an epic nightclub, is a tribute to Czech comic pioneer, Kaja Saudek. The walls are lined with his depictions of large breasted women in compromising situations (not that we’re complaining…) and the building is filled with quirky nooks and crannies to sip your chosen tipples. Batalion also sells reproductions, shirts and mugs – should you fancy a souvenir to take home.

It's showtime...

Located in a corner of a little square in the Old Town, this is a great place to end up when that beer haze hits. This trendy show bar is the full package – beautiful girls dancing on the bar, a DJ dropping massive hits and a huge drinks list - it’s a full evening’s entertainment in one cheery hot spot. It’s the type of place bar staff are going to bend you over backwards and pour spirits into your mouth, whilst the crowd chant and applaud. We love it. Plus, it sells the International award winning, traditional Czech lager, Budvar, for cheap as chips. It’s no surprise this one’s a stag do staple.

All that glitters is not gold, except in Goldfingers.

We can comfortably confirm that Goldfingers is the very best strip club in Prague – and the finest place to end your night. Where less reputable strip clubs may entice you in with promoters and cheap drinks offers, some are known for having shady and even dangerous reputations. Not to spoil the fun, but it’s best to be wary of anything you suspect may be too good to be true.Officially opened in 1995, Goldfingers knows all there is to know about the art of seduction. With seriously sexy girls performing erotic dances and stripteases in front of your very eyes, as well as acrobatics and classic cabaret shows – you’ll never want your night to end. Venture down the lavish steps of the former theatre and see for yourselves…

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