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Rock Cafe

Rock Cafe is much more than a cool rock venue for local and international independent bands. Advantages include its central location as well as the fact that it is a multimedia venue. The main room with the stage is large and has good sound as well as an inexpensive bar with tasty beer. There is also a big side room complete with another bar, comfortable seats and screens showing the onstage action. The music styles the club focuses on include rock, punk, ska, punk rock, indie, hardcore, rockabilly, crossover, funk etc. The program of the club also includes regular projects for new bands (The

Vagon

You should not miss Vagon Music Club if you are into classic rock, blues or oldies. The stage of this venue is occupied seven days a week from 9 p.m. by a variety of bands which include legendary Czech underground bands such as Psi Vojaci, The Plastic People of the Universe or Uz Jsme Doma as well as revival bands performing music written by some of the biggest names in the world of Rock and Roll (Beatles, Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, and Nirvana, just to name a few). Overall, the music menu offered in Vagon will be most appreciated by those with a bit of retro taste in music or by those who

Futurum Music Bar

Located near the Andel crossroads in the brewery quarter of Smichov (home to Prague's famous Staropramen beer), Futurum Music Bar is a spacious, air-conditioned music venue, easily accessible from the center by public transport and certainly worth a visit. In Futurum you can enjoy the music you love in a sleek interior with an emphasis on round shapes, an interior which reflects the rich history of the venue where you could hear Rock and Roll even at the times when it was hard if not impossible to hear it anywhere else. Originally an Art Nouveau French restaurant with the first electronic

Lucerna Music Bar

If you ever feel frustrated that there is nothing much happening in Prague on Friday and Saturday nights, you should definitely try the 80s and 90s Party at Lucerna Music Bar, which is conveniently located a few steps from Wenceslas Square. This club night is the occasion when even the usually calm and slightly passive Czechs go wild and dance all night to the sound of pop hits. Those who are tired of dancing and drinking can relax a moment and watch music videos on a large screen and philosophize about how MTV has changed pop culture. The rest of the week Lucerna Music Bar offers live music

Chapeau Rouge

In the popular Chapeau Rouge club / bar, open since 1919, you will find a variety of rooms and levels to match your variety of moods. Chapeau Rouge has in fact, three floors, four bars, and three stages. Depending on what you seek, Prague's renowned Chapeau Rouge will definitely satisfy. If you happen to be heading to the Chapeau for a live show, then you will most definitely not be disappointed. The Live Underground venue is intimate and small, with great sound, tasty mouthwatering beer, and friendly staff members / sound technicians (perfect should you need to be in a band). Chapeau

Klub 007

Located close to the massive Strahov Stadium and situated in amongst the student dormitories of Prague's Technical University is Klub 007. This famous club has been around since 1969 and has been providing a plethora of diverse genres of music ever since to the young enthusiastic music lovers of Prague. Klub 007 has been, and still is, a cavernous club for the underground music scene of Prague and for international acts as well and definitely has its own special place in history. The music club acted as a social gathering spot during the Velvet Revolution for students and youngsters to discuss

The PUB - Pilsner Unique Bar

The PUB is a cool place to drink fresh unpasteurized beer from individual table taps that you get to operate yourself! The lively atmosphere, unpasteurized beer, delicious food, comfortable seats and decent prices will not disappoint. In fact you may end up drinking the night away with your friends, as it is indeed dangerous to be the pourer of your own drinking fate and since there will not be a line for service at the bar, watch out. This is a good place to go out for the night and enjoy the city of Prague and its world famous beer. The Pub also serves typical Czech fare at affordable

Malostranská Beseda – Café and Pilsner Urquell Restaurant

Located on the ground floor of the Malostranská Beseda are two fine establishments, the Malostranská Beseda Pilsner Urquell Restaurant and the Malostranská Beseda Café, while the basement level features a cozy pub with brick walls and wooden benches at the tables and large-screen TVs playing the hottest sports games, making it a perfect place to meet with friends for a beer and some snacks, or it can be rented out for private events. Malostranská Beseda, an important historic cultural center, has been meticulously and sensitively renovated with the old concept of the building in mind and the

The Black Ox – U cerneho vola

Situated in the lovely Loreta Square is the Black Ox pub. The Black Ox is one of the last authentic Czech pubs in Hradcany, the Castle District of Prague. The Black Ox, a true throw back to the past, is a traditional Czech pub that houses a majority of locals drinking fresh Kozel beer from the tap with the occasional tourist thrown in. The ancient interior features rather atmospheric original vaulted ceilings, walls decorated with old coat of arms from the ancient royal families of Bohemia and long wooden tables to complete the authentic feel. The beer hall serves authentic Czech cuisine as

Prague Beer Museum Pub

With two locations in Prague, on the Smetanovo nábřeží embankment and Americká Street in Vinohrady, the Prague Beer Museum Pub's claim to fame is their unique selection of Czech microbrews. At this bar you will find 30 different brews on tap to choose from. At first the large amount of different beers might overwhelm you, but do not fret, for the Prague Beer Museum Pub has taken the time to create a large menu where you can read detailed descriptions of all the different beers on tap from some of the Czech Republic's best microbreweries. At the Prague Beer Museum you can try unique