Prague Stag Do

• Country: Czech Republic
• Language: Czech
• Currency: Czech Koruna (CZK)
• Cost of a pint: 30 CZK
• Airport: Vaclav Havel Airport
• Flight duration: 2-3 hours

Top Places to Eat in Prague

Traditional Prague food and drink aren’t usually common knowledge when it comes to your average Brit, but when you do a bit of research it might come as a surprise what the Czechs love to eat and drink. For example, you and the lads shouldn’t miss out on the chance to try some Smažený sýr (Fried Cheese), a massively popular street food snack, popular in both former states of Czechoslovakia, commonly served with chips and sold at vendors around the city.

For a sweet treat, try Palačinky, a thin Czech pancake that looks very similar to a French crepe but with different cooking and batter methods. And of course, the best thing about this is that you can fill it with whatever you want. Whether that be some jam or nuts, cream or fruit, or perhaps you’d like to go savoury with some meat or cheese?

The next must try would have to be Guláš, it’s a staple in Czech cuisine and is full of huge portions of meat alongside some gravy and bread dumplings. And whilst you’re on the go or are near the Old Town Square stalls, look out for the Grilované Klobásy, a grilled sausage that is tucked into a roll and served with a variety of sauces

When it comes to finding where to eat for a big meal or a quick bite between activities, you and the lads have an unbelievable amount of choice if you’re looking for a superb city centre restaurant. For a truly unique dining experience, head over to Wenceslas Square in the city centre and get sat down for a meal at Vytopna, the only restaurant in the city where your drinks are served to you via model train! With an excellent food menu and a brilliant atmosphere, this is one of the best ways to make sure you have an unforgettable meal in Prague.

For that contemporary and modern experience, take a visit to The Eatery, situated on U Uranie next to the Vltava River. A great combination of both traditional and modern food influences, this bistro boasts of only using the freshest ingredients and making all of their food completely from scratch and using locally sourced produce. For the kind of meal that you want to remember with all of the lads, this is one of the best places in the city to come to.

Pubs

First of all, it would only be fair to give credit to THE PUB Praha 1 is a unique experience and almost a heavenly venue for any beer-loving lads! Featuring 10 tables inside, each one is fitted with a 4-tap beer pump, where you and the lads can pour your pints without having to leave the table! Not only that, but the screen on the pumps will record how many pints you’ve got through and even displays your total on a live scoreboard, so you can even make it a competition between you and the lads and even the other tables!

Another fantastic city centre bar worth checking out during your boozy antics in the city centre is Beckett’s Irish Gastro Pub & Restaurant, a sports bar with a fantastic atmosphere and large television screens broadcasting the best live sport from around the world. Like any other classic pub, you’d find back in the UK, Beckett’s even hosts its pub quizzes, hosts live music and even serves up a traditional Sunday roast too! A short walk away from Old Town Square is another amazing Irish sports bar worth mentioning which is The Dubliner. Featuring live Irish music and broadcasting sports from football to basketball, this bar also has a sister establishment in the city called Rocky O’Reillys.

A small pub that packs a mighty punch when it comes to serving some of the best beers in the city, the Prague Beer Museum is a small yet elegant pub on the banks of the Vltava River just a stone’s throw away from the Old Town Water Tower. Boasting over 30 beers on tap sourced from local Czech microbreweries, this is the perfect way to experience just how good Prague beer is.

Bars

Probably one of the best spots in the city to celebrate in style, the sophisticated Hemingway Bar Prague inspired by the author gives it its name. A place where passion goes into every cocktail, these experts in mixology know a thing or two when it comes to other drinks too! If you happen to stop by here, why not try the in-house Hemingway Absinthe, distilled specifically for the bar itself?

For a themed bar experience, Anonymous Bar in the city centre is unlike anything you’ve seen before. Taking inspiration from the film V for Vendetta, the Guy Fawkes plot and the modern-day “hacktivist” movement, the first of these three bars is the original bar, the second is “Shrink’s Office” and the third is “Ideas are Bulletproof”, a food bar with a menu inspired by the American South. With a heavy focus on creating some of the best cocktails you could find in this huge city, this is a bar worth visiting if you’re looking for an experience that’s completely out of the norm.

Looking for a cosy and casual place to enjoy a few drinks, a great atmosphere and live music? Then why not head over to Jazz Club Ungelt and enjoy one of the many live sets that take place here throughout the year? Situated just a short walk away from Old Town Square, this bar is situated in an underground vault beneath the city’s historic streets. For a venue with a bit of individual flair and style, this is a great place to experience if it’s your kind of scene!

If you and the guys are heading on a big night out in the Czech capital but want to stop off for a quiet drink on the way to the bigger venues, then why not make it a unique occasion and stay for a few drinks at the Hangar Bar, an aviation-themed bar with a stylish retro interior and renowned cocktails, making it a popular hotspot for both locals and tourists. With a “Pilot’s Lounge” themed bar upstairs and a den-themed main floor, weekend DJ sets last until the very early hours of the morning, so you and the lads could spend your whole night here if you wanted to.

Nightclubs

With an abundance of late-night clubs and drinking spots, Prague has earned its title of being one of the biggest and best party cities in Europe. So, if you and the lads are coming to the Czech capital intending to party until the sun comes up, then you won’t be disappointed.

For your classic clubbing experience, a night out in Prague wouldn’t be complete without first stopping by M1 Lounge & Bar. Arguably one of the best clubs in the city, M1 features live DJ sets throughout the week and stays open until the very early hours, meaning that you and the lads will probably arrive at your accommodation in time for breakfast after you leave this buzzing venue! Playing anything from R&B to techno and classic dance music, this club is pretty much everything it says on the tin, so you’re guaranteed to have a brilliant night here!

Another club worth visiting not only for having one of the biggest dancefloors in the city is Lucerna Music Bar. Located in the New Town area of the city and situated within the iconic and stunningly built Lucerna Palace, the club is known primarily for its 80s and 90s themed nights that are extremely popular with both tourists and locals, making it a well-mixed crowd.

Situated on the ever-popular Dlouha Street in the Old Town area, the vibrant ROXY Prague nightclub is the ideal location for any group looking for the ultimate dance music experience. With a stylish and modern venue with an industrial warehouse vibe, this late-night club is perfect for those of you who like heavier forms of techno and dance music!

For a late-night club that specialises in fantastic cocktails and even has a happy hour period each day with half-price cocktails, head down to Dejavu. Exactly what you should expect from an ever-popular city centre nightclub, Dejavu won’t disappoint if you’re looking for reasonably priced drinks, a great atmosphere and music that you can dance to through the night.

A nightclub that particularly welcomes stag and hen groups, One Club Prague is a multi-floor venue boasting to be the best nightclub of its kind in the Czech Republic and one of the best in Europe. Featuring some of the biggest nights in the city with a steady line-up of great DJs and even better drinks, what more could you and the guys ask for?

What Are the Reasons to Visit Prague?

The History

From being the capital city of the Holy Roman Empire to the Prague Spring against communist rule and the eventual break up of Czechoslovakia to form two independent countries, this city is rich with historical significance.

The Architecture

Known as “The City of 100 Spires”, Prague’s skyline is one of the most impressive in Europe and the sheer amount of historic buildings to see and admire is staggering.

The Beer

Home of Pilsner, the Czech Republic is known for its average beer prices being cheaper than water!

The Nightlife

As we’ve mentioned before, Prague has been at the top of the pile when it comes to choosing the perfect location, and you guys should take it into consideration if you’re looking for fantastic nightlife that you won’t forget anytime soon.

The Food

With local delicacies like the delicious fried cheese snack known as Smažený sýr and Prague-style Beef Goulash, a Central European favourite, there’s bound to be something that will tingle your taste buds in this city.

Over 100 Thrilling Stag Do Activities in Prague

Whether it’s an afternoon of testing high-powered firearms at the shooting range or heading out on the town for the ultimate Prague night out, we have the right activities to make your visit to Prague the best it could be!

How to Get Around Prague?

Like many other capital cities in Europe, Prague is great when it comes to public transport. Not only is this ideal for getting to-and-from activities without any fuss or hassle, but it’s also an affordable way to get around the city quickly enough to see as much as possible without breaking the bank. The city has both a tram network and an underground metro network, with lines running throughout the day and night. Most of all, the Prague Metro is widely known for being very safe, making it an ideal transport option when it comes to getting back to your accommodation late at night. However, note that Prague’s Vaclav Havel Airport doesn’t have a metro station, so consider booking a one-way airport transfer so you’re ready to kick off your Prague stag do in style as soon as you arrive!

A fantastic way to see the entire city with a difference would be from the water! The Vltava River that runs through the heart of Prague passes by some of the biggest and best landmarks the city has to offer like the Charles Bridge. Such a great opportunity to see the sights shouldn’t be missed, so why not book a public river cruise with lunch for you and the guys and make a day of it?