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In modern-day Prague, a horny middle-aged man in town for business is picked up by a beauty who alternately teases and rejects him while telling three macabre stories. In the first, a medieval aristocrat orders a rabbi to create a golem (a living man of clay), though a mysterious young woman may be the greater threat.
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- Comedy, Drama, Fantasy
- Jirí Brdecka, Milos Makovec, Evald Schorm
- 1969-06-06
- Start at The Wenceslas Square
- Enjoy The Show at Black Light Theatre
- Travel Back to Medieval Times with A Medieval-Themed Dinner & Show Performance
- Dance in Night Clubs
- Have A Picnic in The Park
- See A Theatre Play in English
- Watch The Sunset at Riegrovy Sady
- Visit The Zizkov TV Tower
- See The Latest Film
- Walk Across The Charles Bridge
If you are not sure where to start with exploring Prague’s nightlife, start at Wenceslas Square. During the day the square looks innocent enough, but come night and the night clubs lights come on, the casino’s signs appear and the square changes into one big party! You can find high-end restaurants here, but also cheaper fast food chains that are o...
Black light theatre is an unusual type of theatre performance art that originated in Czech Republic. The performance is performed in half-dark with the theatre lights throwing just enough light on the actors, who often wear dark or fluorescent costumes to perform. This is also a clever way to use black curtains to create the scenes and other props ...
If you want to experience real-life history, then the medieval-themed dinner shows are a great way to spend the evening in Prague. You are taken back in time to the medieval era with entertainment, medieval music, and a traditional medieval meal. You will enjoy a meal while being entertained by performers dressed in medieval costumes, including mus...
From the iconic beats echoing through the historic walls of Karlovy Lázně to the multi-genre melodies reverberating across the floors of Cross Club, each nightclub in Prague has its own rhythm, inviting you to dance through the night. I’ll always be fond of Roxy, as it was the first club I’ve been to. The club used to be a cinema and you can still ...
Prague is a beautifully romantic city, so what could be better than a picnic in the park! The late spring, summer and early autumn nights are warm and sunny as the sunset is quite late and it’s often still light at 9.30pm (in the height of the summer months). Buy the traditional Czech sourdough rye bread, cheese, pickled gherkins, traditional Czech...
It’s really great to see that there are more and more theatre performances, that are shown with English subtitles. These are mainly in the theatres run by the National Theatre, but I also regularly go to Svandovo Divadlo in Smichov and they have subtitles for some of their plays too. The National Theatre You can see mainly theatre plays, operas or ...
When the sun starts to set I often head over to the top of Riegrovy sady in Vinohrady and watch the sun setting behind the Prague Castle. There is a great view of Prague and once the sun goes down, you can enjoy a drink or two in the beer garden close by. The beer garden also has several food trucks and an ice-cream van in the summer and is also a ...
Unlike the other viewing towers in Prague, which close usually shortly after sunset, Zizkov TV tower stays open until midnight. You can watch the sunset from there (the sun will be setting down behind Prague Castle) and then stay for a drink or two at the tower’s own bar with beautiful views of Prague. There is also a restaurant if you fancy someth...
So, this is a pretty obvious choice, but hear me out! To get the big blockbusters to the cinema as quickly as possible, the cinema companies usually just equip the film with Czech subtitles and screen it in the original language. This means you can see the latest movie, that you didn’t get the chance to see before you went on holiday and you’ll pro...
During the day, the Charles Bridge is always busy, so the only time you’ll have it for yourself is either very early in the morning (before sunrise) or late at night. There is something quite special about walking across the bridge at night when the lights are on and you can see Prague Castle on the top of the hill and the glistening of the Vltava ...
- Ghost tours. You’ll find endless options for different ghost tours around the city. But the real appeal for me is those that are led by locals, who really know every nuance of Prague’s history.
- Underground tunnels. Another chilling aspect of the city is the underground pathways, created in the 12th and 13th centuries. In order to avoid widespread flooding in Prague, parts of the city were reconstructed at higher levels, leaving behind a subterranean treasure.
- Museum of Alchemists and Magicians of Old Prague. Address: Jánský vršek 8, 118 00 Malá Strana, Czechia. Phone number: +420 257 224 508. As a lover of weirdly niche museums, this is my idea of one of the best things to do in Prague at night.
- Night markets. One of my favourite things about Prague is the night markets! Step into the bustling squares and busy streets, completely transformed into havens of food and craft stalls.
Prague ’s got a nightlife spot for every kind of night. And yes, we really mean every kind of night. Whether you’re up for a stylish bar, a hearty pub or even a club in an old abattoir...
Welcome to Prague’s premier nightlife guide. On this page, you’ll discover the vibrant and varied nightlife scene in Prague. You’ll find the perfect venue for you and your preferred night out. Whether you want to go all-out clubbing or if you’d like a more laid back dinner and drinks with a view, we’ve got your covered. Enjoy!
Mar 24, 2020 · Mark Baker Jenny Elliott. Apr 25, 2023 • 8 min read. With historic pubs and fancy cocktail bars to jazz clubs and movie theaters, Prague offers a range of great nightlife © Wavebreakmedia / Getty Images. Prague's vibrant nightlife scene has something for everyone.
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Night at Prague offers many activities to meet the needs of tourists. Some choose to stroll along the streets, others find ancient places, elegant parks, and city squares they find attractive. Others enjoy the popular Prague pubs, taste the famous Czech beer, or frequent the clubs.
