Prague Stag Do

Prague, the Czech capital is the ultimate stag destination. Prague is a city that has something for everyone. It’s a great place to experience Czech history, culture and beauty. And it’s a great place to have a stag do.

Prague's nightlife has something for everyone. Bars, clubs and restaurants for all tastes. Whatever day it is, go out tonight and Prague has nightlife and there’s something  in it for you. You can find bars, clubs and restaurants to your taste and there’s always something going on.

With so much to choose from, no wonder Prague is the top stag destination in Europe. Whether you want history and culture, a wild night or something in between, Prague has it all.

What To See in Prague: Prague Castle

Prague, the Czech capital is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Situated on the Vltava River it has history, culture and architecture.  If you want to be charmed, Prague is the place. Over a weekend you can see many of its best bits:

Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with narrow streets, tenement houses with Renaissance facades and the astronomical clock.

Prague Castle, the biggest castle complex in the world, with St. Vitus Cathedral, Golden Lane (Czech: Zlatá ulička ) and the Old Town Hall.

Charles Bridge, one of the most famous bridges in Europe, with 30 statues of saints.

Jewish City Josefov, one of the best preserved Jewish quarters in Europe.

Prague is also a city that has nightlife. You’ll find many bars, clubs and restaurants to spend your evenings in.

Is Prague good for a stag?

Yes, Prague is a great stag destination. It has nightlife, bars, clubs and restaurants for all tastes. It’s also a relatively cheap city, accommodation and food is cheaper than many other European cities. Of course there’s many other things to see and do in Prague so you can tailor your stag to your interests. Whatever you choose to do you’ll have a great time on your Prague stag weekend in this beautiful city.

Nightlife

Prague is famous for its nightlife and has something for everyone. From bars and clubs to jazz clubs and cocktail bars, Prague’s nightlife has it all.

Here are the best areas to go out in Prague:

Old Town Square: The centre of Old Town, this square has many bars and restaurants, lively atmosphere and locals and tourists mixed together.

Wenceslas Square: This commercial area is also a nightlife hub with bars, clubs and casinos.

Žižkov: This trendy neighbourhood is known for its alternative vibe and many bars, pubs and live music venues.

Malá Strana: Under Prague Castle this charming area offers a more sophisticated nightlife with elegant bars and cocktail lounges.

If you want to get a bit naughty, Prague also has strip clubs. Many stag do packages include strip club entry in their nightlife tours, so you get exclusive access to the best clubs in town.

Here are some specific recommendations for traditional Czech beer and atmosphere:

U Fleků: One of the oldest pubs in Prague (since 1499) with traditional Czech food and lively atmosphere.

For live music and international vibes:

Cross Club: A multi-genre club with live music, DJs and mixed crowd.

For cocktail experience:

Hemingway Bar: A sophisticated cocktail bar with elegant atmosphere and classic cocktails.

For something underground:

Klub Lávka: A hidden bar in an old tunnel with events from concerts and parties to art exhibitions and theater performances.

For jazz and blues:

Agharta Jazz Club: A legendary jazz club with a long history and cozy atmosphere, live jazz and blues.

Prague has something for everyone, whether you want a casual night out with friends, a sophisticated cocktail experience or a night to remember dancing and partying.

EXPERT PRO TIP: Get a guide for day 1 and do not fall for common tourist traps.

5 places to try Czech beer in Prague:

Prague is a beer heaven, with a long brewing tradition since the Middle Ages. The city has many breweries and pubs with many local beers, from traditional pilsners to craft beers with unique flavours and styles. Here are 5 places to try local beer in Prague:

FUN FACT: Some of our Prague stag activities offer unlimited beer, like the popular Pedal Beer Boat where you can drink as many pints as you like while cruising along the Vltava River.

U Fleků: Founded in 1499, U Fleků is one of the oldest and most popular pubs in Prague. They serve traditional Czech pilsner in ceramic mugs and have a lively atmosphere, locals and tourists love it.

Pivovarský Klub: In the heart of Old Town, Pivovarský Klub is a microbrewery and pub with a rotating selection of craft beers. They brew pilsners, lagers, IPAs and stouts. Cozy atmosphere and knowledgeable staff to help you choose the right beer for your taste.

Zlý časy: This pub in Žižkov has a huge selection of local craft beers. Over 40 taps with beers from Prague and other parts of Czech Republic. Casual and friendly atmosphere and a great place to try many Czech craft beers.

Beer Point: With 3 locations in Prague, Beer Point is popular among locals and tourists. They have local and international beers and food. Relaxed atmosphere and a great place to hang out with friends.

Lokál: This microbrewery and restaurant has 3 locations in Prague. They brew their own beer on site and have many styles, pilsners, lagers, IPAs and stouts. Modern and stylish atmosphere and a great place to have a good meal with a beer.

These are just a few of the many places to try local beer in Prague.   There are hundreds if not thousands more.

EXPERT PRO TIP: A local guide for the first night out is always a good idea not to waste time on not-so-good spots which are also plenty.

Can I use EUR GBP in Prague?

No, the currency in the Czech Republic is the Czech Koruna (CZK). So you will need to exchange your EUR or GBP for CZK before you can use it in Prague. There are many currency exchange offices in the city centre and at Prague’s international airports. You can also exchange money at some hotels and restaurants.

Where to exchange money in Prague

There are:

Currency exchange offices: These are the most common places to exchange money in Prague. They are located in tourist areas, like Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square. Currency exchange offices have competitive rates and are open long hours.

Banks: Banks are another option to exchange money in Prague. But they have less competitive rates and shorter opening hours.

Hotels: Some hotels offer currency exchange for their guests. But the rates are usually less competitive than at currency exchange offices or banks.

Post offices: Post offices also exchange money. But the rates are less competitive than at currency exchange offices or banks.

Note: This is just a small selection of the many currency exchange offices in Prague. There are many more around the city. Always compare rates before you exchange.

EXPERT PRO TIP: Use ATM to take out cash in local currency . never do so at the airport . Best - use REVOLUT/WISE  or similar multi-currency card for low and hassle-free exchange rates.

Is Prague cheap?

Prague is relatively cheap compared to many other European capitals. Accommodation, food and transport is all affordable. Here are the average prices for some common expenses:

Accommodation: Hostel dorm bed €15-20. Budget hotel room €50-70. Mid-range hotel room €100-150.

Food: Cheap restaurant meal €10-15. Mid-range restaurant meal €20-30. Fine dining restaurant meal €50-100.

Transportation: Single metro ticket €2. 24-hour pass €12. 3-day pass €33. 5-day pass €42.

Activities: Prague Castle €25. Old Town Square €2. Vltava River boat tour €20.

You can expect to spend around €100-150 per day in Prague. But you can reduce costs by staying in a hostel, eating at cheap restaurants and taking advantage of free activities like parks and museums. So it’s a great option for stag weekends.

EXPERT PRO TIP: It is not easy to book a table for 15 hungry men in a good spot in Prague on a Friday/Saturday night. Get one of the Strip'n'meal packages and do not worry about it.

Is Prague safe?

Prague is a safe city to visit with low crime rate. But as with any big city, be aware of your surroundings and take precautions to avoid being a target for pickpockets or other small time crooks. Here are a few tips to stay safe in Prague:

Be aware of your surroundings: Keep your valuables out of sight, especially in crowded areas. Don’t flash big amounts of cash and avoid wearing expensive jewellery.

Take taxis from licensed companies: Don’t hail taxis from the street, they might be unlicensed and overcharge you. Use a taxi app or call a licensed taxi company.

Mind your drink: Don’t leave your drink unattended and don’t accept drinks from strangers.

Be careful at night: Be extra careful when walking alone at night. Stick to well lit areas and avoid dark streets.

Use your common sense: If something feels unsafe, it probably is. Trust your instincts and get out of the situation if needed.

Follow these tips and you’ll have a safe and responsible trip to Prague.

EXPERT PRO TIP: Do not fall for " Free entry + drink" options  in the Old Town. Most are scams that could ruin your weekend.

Local Prague Guides - a must

Whether you’re a history buff, foodie or just looking for an immersive experience, hiring a local Prague guide can turn your trip from ordinary to extraordinary. A Prague specialist will get you the most out of your trip with tailored recommendations and insider knowledge. Here’s why local guides are a must for any Prague adventure:

Uncover Hidden Gems: Local guides have the insider knowledge, they’ll take you beyond the tourist traps to show you hidden gems and off the beaten path attractions. They’ll point you to local markets, charming cafes in cobblestone alleys and authentic Czech pubs where you’ll meet locals.

Historical Insights and Cultural Details: Go back in time with a local guide who will bring Prague’s history to life. They’ll tell you stories of emperors, saints and revolutionaries and immerse you in the city’s past. Local guides will also provide you with a deeper understanding of Czech culture, customs and traditions and overall experience.

Customised Itineraries to Suit Your Interests: Local guides are experts at creating personalised itineraries to fit your interests and preferences. Whether you’re an art and architecture lover, foodie, or nightlife enthusiast, your guide will create an experience tailored to your wishes.

Language Made Easy: Communication can be a problem for travellers but with a local guide language is no longer an issue. Your guide will translate for you, so you won’t miss any cultural details or local interactions.

Navigating like a Local: Let your local guide be your personal GPS and transportation expert. They’ll navigate the city’s maze of streets with ease, take you to hidden gems and popular attractions and avoid tourist traps and crowded areas. You’ll feel like a true Praguer, blending in with the locals.

Tourist Traps and Scams: Local guides know the tourist traps and common scams and will get you a safe and authentic experience. They’ll point you away from overpriced bars, scam places, recommend good exchange bureaus and warn you about potential scams, saving you time and money.

Building Memories: A local guide is more than just a tour companion; they become your friend and confidant during your Prague adventure. They’ll share personal stories, anecdotes and recommendations and create a deeper connection to the city and its people.

Booking a local Prague guide is an investment in a unique and enriching travel experience. You’ll get a deeper understanding of the city’s history, culture and people and make your trip truly special. Go local and let a Prague guide show you the hidden gems and turn your trip into an adventure.

Prague Stag Friendly Accommodation

Prague is a stag party hotspot, with a lively nightlife, historical attractions and accommodation options to suit every budget and style. Along with comfortable accommodation these options offer easy access to a wide range of Prague stag activities so your group will have an experience to remember. Here are some of the best stag friendly accommodation in Prague:

1. Hostel Downtown: In the city centre, Hostel Downtown is a top choice for stag parties due to its low prices, social atmosphere and proximity to bars and clubs. The hostel has dorm rooms and private rooms, common room, bar and rooftop with city views.

2. One Hostel Prague: In a historic building near Prague Castle, One Hostel Prague offers a unique and stylish accommodation for stag parties. The hostel has modern amenities, dorm rooms and private rooms, shared kitchen and lounge area. The hostel also hosts events like pub crawls and beer tastings so plenty of opportunities to socialise and meet new people.

3. Sir Toby’s Hostel: With its central location, lively atmosphere and low prices Sir Toby’s Hostel is a top choice for stag parties looking for a social and memorable experience. The hostel has dorm rooms and private rooms, common room, bar and rooftop with panoramic views of Prague.

4. Hostel Mosaic House: In the trendy Žižkov district, Hostel Mosaic House offers a stylish and affordable accommodation for stag parties. The hostel has modern amenities, dorm rooms and private rooms, shared kitchen and lounge area. The hostel also hosts events like pub crawls and parties so plenty of opportunities to socialise and have fun.

5. Charles Bridge Hostel: Close to the famous Charles Bridge, Charles Bridge Hostel is a convenient and affordable accommodation for stag parties. The hostel has dorm rooms and private rooms, common room, bar and rooftop with city views.

When choosing stag friendly accommodation in Prague consider:

Location: Choose a hostel or hotel in the city centre, close to bars, clubs and tourist attractions. This will save you time and money on transport and make the most of your time in Prague.

Amenities: What amenities does your group need? A common room, bar, outdoor space, luggage storage?

Price: Compare prices from different hostels and hotels to get the best deal. Don’t forget to factor in transport and activities when making your decision.

Reviews: Read reviews from other stag parties to get an idea of the atmosphere and facilities at each hostel or hotel.

Whatever stag friendly accommodation you choose you’ll have a great time in Prague.

Top 5 Czech restaurants in Prague

Prague is a foodie’s paradise, with a multitude of restaurants serving up the best of Czech cuisine. Here are five of the top Czech restaurants in Prague to get your taste buds tingling and leave you wanting more:

U Fleků: Established in 1499, U Fleků is one of the oldest and most famous restaurants in Prague, serving traditional Czech food and atmosphere. Try their signature Pilsner Urquell beer in a classic ceramic mug and enjoy hearty dishes like pork knee, goulash and dumplings.

Lokál: This microbrewery and restaurant offers a modern take on Czech cuisine using fresh seasonal ingredients and modern cooking methods. Their menu features classic dishes like svíčková (beef sirloin in cream sauce) and knedlíky (dumplings) and creative twists and seasonal specials.

Výtopna: Get lost in the industrial atmosphere of Výtopna, a former boiler house turned restaurant. Their menu features hearty Czech food, meat dishes, fresh salads and delicious desserts. Don’t miss their signature “koleno” roasted pork knuckle with sauerkraut and dumplings.

Ztracená hospoda: In the lovely Bubeneč district, Ztracená hospoda (The Lost Inn) serves up authentic Czech food in a family friendly environment. Their menu features guláš with dumplings, pork knuckle and homemade sausages.

Kantýna: For traditional Czech home cooking go to Kantýna, a restaurant that recreates the atmosphere of a canteen. Their menu features simple but tasty dishes like pork schnitzel, fried cheese and potato pancakes.

These five restaurants are just a small selection of the many great Czech restaurants in Prague. With its history and variety of dining options Prague is a foodie’s paradise, something for everyone.

PRO TIP: Our personal favourite is a small low-key Czech restaurant with unbelievable Czech food  and beer- U Zlateho Slona

How much is beer in Prague?

The price of beer in Prague depends on the type of beer, the bar or restaurant and the time of day. However as a general rule you can expect to pay around CZK 30-50 (€1.15-2.00) for a small (0.33l) beer and CZK 40-60 (€1.50-2.30) for a large (0.5l) beer. Please note these are just averages and prices may vary at each establishment. You can also find cheaper beer in some places, student bars or during happy hour.

Prague Airport Transfers

Prague Airport Transfers offers a easy and stress free way to get to and from Václav Havel Airport Prague (PRG). They have various transfer options to suit your needs and budget:

Taxis: Taxis are the most convenient and comfortable option, especially for larger groups or families. Taxis are available at the airport and can be booked in advance. 

Shuttles: Shuttles are a more affordable option than taxis and good for solo travellers or couples. Shuttles share rides with other passengers so you may have to wait a bit longer for your departure.

Private cars: Private car transfers are the ultimate in luxury and comfort. Your driver will meet you at the airport and take you straight to your destination.

Public transport: Public transport is the cheapest option but also the least convenient. You will need to take a bus or metro to get to the city centre and there may be changes involved.

Here are some extra tips for booking your Prague Airport transfer:

Book in advance: This will ensure you get a transfer and save you money.

Compare: There are many companies offering Prague Airport transfers so make sure to compare prices.

Read reviews: This will help you choose a company with good customer service.

Provide your flight number: Make sure to provide your flight number when you book your transfer so your driver can track your flight and be at the airport to meet you.

Have your hotel or accommodation address ready: This will help your driver find your destination quickly.

With so many great Prague Airport transfer options available, you're sure to find the perfect one for your needs and budget.

EXPERT PRO TIP: Arrive in style. Book a hummer, party bus or a limo with an onboard entertainment and drinks.