Hire Car in Prague

Nightlife of Prague

Prague has a very intersting place.Whole night you can enjoy there.Prague's past plays a big part in its entertainment scene by providing centuries-old stone cellars for musicians to blaze away in, sculpted facades for beerhalls to make noise behind, or grand auditoriums for the staging of classical events. Competing with these are suavely modern bars and clubs.For many Czechs, the best nighttime entertainment is boisterous discussion and world-class brew at a noisy pub. Many are fascinated just by a quiet stroll over the ancient city's cobblestones lit by the mellow lamps of Charles Bridge and Malá Strana. A safe bet is Mozart's Don Giovanni, usually presented about twice a month in its original 2-centuries-old home, the Estates' Theater. Serious music lovers are better off at one of the numerous performances of the Czech Philharmonic at the Rudolfinum, the Prague Symphony Orchestra at Obecní dum or top chamber ensembles at salons and palaces around the city. Across the river, the brightly lit belfries of Týn Church cast a spine-tingling glow on the rest of Old Town Square, and the mellow lamps around the Estates' Theater provide light for a memorable walk home after a performance.Prague has many casinos, and most offer blackjack, roulette, and slot machines. House rules are usually similar to those in Las Vegas, but there are often slight variations.

Travel guide to Prague

Arrival Prague

Best Locations Prague

City of Destination

Prague History

Nightlife of Prague

Prague Weather

When To Go Prague

Czech Republic Car Rental & Travel Guide

Prague Airport Guide

Prague Airport