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Clubs and Nights Out
Nightlife
After a long day of walking and visiting monuments you might find relaxing refuge in Prague's nightlife. Have a few drinks and listen to live rock, jazz or folk music in some of the pubs in the Old Town or head straight to the stylish nightclubs.
Listed below are the most popular dance clubs in Prague.
Duplex - Duplex is one of Prague’s most popular nightclubs with huge dance halls filled with local teenagers and even stag-party stragglers. It is a combination of nightclub, café and restaurant. During the day the 6th-floor terrace restaurant is a great place for coffee to enjoy the views. At night offers a view overlooking the lights of Wenceslas Square.
www.duplexduplex.cz
Location: Wenceslas Square 21, New Town
Mecca - very fashionable club, featuring industrial-chic club to dance to house and techno music. (Read more)
www.mecca.cz
Location: Pruhonu 3, Holesovice
Karlovy Lazne – another huge and very cool night club. Each floor has its own style, from chill out to hard core trance; live bands at ground level, dance to classic disco on first floor (Discotheque), rock to 1960s and 70s music on the second floor (Kaleidoskop), or house and techno on the third floor (Paradogs). (Read more)
www.karlovylazne.cz
Location: Novotneho lavka, Old Town (close to Charles Bridge)
RadostFX - this very famous club features top local and international DJs. Exquisite sofas, mosaic-topped tables ... Café serving great veggie food and cheesecakes, a Moroccan lounge in the back for relaxation and downstairs dance club that only gets going after late hours.
www.radostfx.cz
Locaton: Belehradska 120,Vinohrady (close to underground station IP Pavlova)
La Fabrique - disco with a couple of dance floors for people of all ages.
www.lafabrique.cz
Location: Uhelný trh 2, Old Town
Roxy - If funk and techno is your favourite then Roxy is the best club in town. Arrive around midnight when the fun starts. (Read more)
www.roxy.cz
Location: Dlouhá 33, metro Namesti Republiky
U Bukanyra
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U Bukanyra – house-boat of electronic music. The club relies on DJs only, so no live bands ... nice to dance to kick drum on the boat, which actually floats and swings in the waves. You can hear other styles there, though; minimal, trance, techno and jungle.
U Bukanyra - music houseboat
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Music club U Bukanyra, which could be translated as ‘At Buccaneer’s’, is located on the boat. This boat drifts on the river Vltava sometimes, so it is better to look on the internet to find out where it is harboured at the time. However, it changes location very rarely.
Punto Azul Music Club
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This quite nice club with a ten-year history is located on the left side of the river between Smichov and Lesser Town district.
Le Mirage Music Club
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Le Mirage is a nice small place with a friendly atmosphere and good services located just a few minutes’ walk from metro IP Pavlova (or Radost FX club).
Lucerna Music Bar
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It is not the best venue in Prague, nor is the music cutting-edge, but if you're after a cheesy party night, this could be your choice.
Karlovy Lazne
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If you are confused about which club to visit during your short break for a good party time - Karlovy Lazne is the best bet. Karlovy Lazne is a mega disco club right beside the Charles Bridge, next to the Club Lavka, situated in a historical bathhouse building originating from the 15th century.
Prague Nightlife
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Visitors to Prague will have a lot of options when looking to go clubbing till the early morning hours. The nightlife scene can't quite match London and other big cities, but that can be a good thing too in terms of price and lesser crowds.
Clubs in Prague
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Clubs in Prague are spread all around, but each area has its own certain style. Most clubs & discos in Prague will play Euro pop, MTV hits, hip pop, techno, house and rave for young people.
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