Prague’s vibrant nightlife scene has something for everyone.

The combination of thousands of students and visitors fuels a lively, eclectic mix of bars and music clubs. Do as the locals do and decamp to the neighborhood pub or head off to catch a live show. The jazz and blues scene is especially rich.

Of course, Czechia is famous for its high-quality, good-value beer – and rightly so. Alongside the beer halls and microbreweries, though, Prague is a surprisingly solid destination for a carefully crafted cocktail. Look out for drinks based around local tipples like Becherovka, Fernet and absinthe. Whatever your idea of a good night out, just don’t get stuck in the center; districts such as Vinohrady and Žižkov also know how to party hard.

Looking for a fun, alcohol-free evening? Prague’s experimental theater shows and late-night movie screenings shouldn’t disappoint. Here are the best places to go in Prague after dark.

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The best pubs in Prague

U Zlatého Tygra

The best pub in Staré Mĕsto (Old Town)

U Zlatého Tygra (Golden Tiger) is an atmospheric Old Town haunt that’s managed to retain a laid-back, living-room feel amid an onslaught of tourists. Find a table among the grizzled, long-term regulars; the staff will keep the Pilsner beers flowing until you tell them to stop.  

Na Slamníku

It’s worth the trek out to Bubeneč to visit Na Slamníku. Step behind its squat mustard-yellow walls, and you’ll be…

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