The buildings are big, the clubs even bigger and the drinks are cheap. This is the largest club in Europe , a five-storey mega venue in a 15th century building.
Or, cool down literally in the Ice Pub ; where the walls, bar, tables, sculptures and even glasses are made of ice. This Gothic underground music venue is a maze of club rooms, lounges and even a pole dancing bar β closing just in time for bed at 6am.
Hangar Bar is another all-nighter, based on the original Pan Am airlines. On a side street of the Old Town, Aloha is a hidden gem β with regular dancers in bikinis, live DJs, fire breathers and drinks in totem-pole style vessels.
However, One Club gives it a major run for its money β boasting DJs such as Afrojack in its underground nightclub. After all of that, pour your own pints at The Pub β with huge tables featuring beer taps in the centre.
We told you Prague is wild β¦. Wenceslas Square, one of the two landmark squares in the city, is the ever so slightly younger and crazier brother of Old Town. It might be labelled new, but the area was originally laid out in This is a tight-knit drinking district of restaurants, bars and nightclubs. Soak up the views of the city and the dancers and rub shoulders with the international elite.
