The Big Guide to Your Prague Stag Weekend

Written by Tom Probert Marketing & Content Executive

Updated: 31/07/2025

From back-alley bars to beer bikes and budget hacks, here's everything you need to know before you book.

Ready to skip the research and start building? Head to our Prague stag do homepage and start planning your weekend now.

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Is Prague Right for Your Group?

If you're after cheap beers, big nightlife, and certifiably mad activities you won't find in the UK, Prague's a nailed-on winner. It's walkable, stag-friendly, and has plenty of bang for your buck.

Where to Go Out in Prague

Old Town

The OG stag district. Home to Prague's biggest and most famous clubs, including Karlovy Lázně (5 floors of chaos!).

Žižkov

Edgy and packed with more bars per square metre than anywhere else in Europe. Think dive bars, cheap pints, and hidden gems.

Vinohrady

A slightly more upmarket, hipster area with cool cocktail lounges and great food options. A solid warm-up before heading into town.

Wenceslas Square

Touristy but energetic - this is where you'll find chain clubs, late-night kebabs, and stag central vibes.

Dlouhá Street

The beating heart of Prague nightlife. Walk down this legendary strip and you'll hit multiple bars, pubs, and clubs in one go.

👉 Check out: Top Bars in Prague

How Much Money Should You Bring?

Prices in Prague are famously friendly. Expect £1-2 for a beer, £6-10 for a main meal, and great value across the board - especially compared to UK cities.

👉 See our full guide on how much money to take to a Prague stag do

Want to Stitch Up the Groom?

From fake arrests to downright disturbing costumes, Prague is the place to get creative with your stag pranks.

👉 Check out our top Prague stag do pranks

Prague or Budapest?

A lot of people looking at Prague also look at Budapest. If you're torn, we've done a full breakdown of nightlife, cost, flights, activities and more so you don't have to.

👉 Read Prague vs Budapest: Which is better for your stag do?

Free (or Dirt Cheap) Things To Do in Prague

• Walk across Charles Bridge (great selfie spot!)
• Explore Letná Beer Garden - scenic AF
• Spot Lennon Wall and other hidden murals
• Visit Old Town Square and see the iconic Astronomical Clock
• Chill on Naplavka riverbank with beers from a kiosk

When to Go & How Long for?

Best Months: April - September

• Warm weather, beer gardens open, clubs buzzing
• Avoid late Nov-Feb unless you're into winter coats and cheap deals

Trip Length: 3 nights is ideal

• Long enough to recover between pints
• Flights usually cheaper midweek than the weekend

Booking Window:

3-5 months out = Best combo of flights + accommodation + activity times

How to Get to Prague

Flights - Direct flights from most UK cities to Václav Havel Airport. Use Skyscanner or Google Flights to snag off-peak deals.

Airport Transfers - Pre-booked minibus or Uber is best. Avoid the overpriced taxis at the terminal.

Getting Around Prague

Walk - Most nightlife areas are walkable from central hotels

Tram - Fast, cheap, and a great way to get around

Taxi/Uber - Easy but always pre-book.

E-Scooters - Watch the cobbles and the beers!

Prague Travel Facts

What's the Average Spend?

On average, our stag groups spend £245pp for 2-3 nights, including:

• Central accommodation
• One or two big activities (shooting, beer bike, etc.)
• Guided nightlife or club entry

But you can strip it back to under £200pp or go bigger with extras like private chefs, VIP clubs, or 5-star hotels.

What to Pack for Prague

• Passport (obviously)
• Euros or card - most places take contactless
• Stag-themed gear (not too offensive - some venues can be strict)
• Decent shoes as Prague = cobbles!

Optional:

• Earplugs
• Painkillers

FAQs

Is Prague still cheap?

Yes! Beer for £1.50, massive clubs for a tenner, and great value apartments.

Is Prague stag-friendly?

Massively, just behave well in bars and avoid dodgy taxi ranks.

What's the weather like?

Mild spring, hot summers, cold winters. Best months = May, June, September.

Do we need to speak Czech?

Nope. Most staff speak English in bars, clubs, and activities.

Has Prague banned pub crawls?

Prague has banned organised pub crawls from 10 pm until 6 am in a bid to reduce noise issues . However, most stags will be going on pub crawls earlier than this, plus there is nothing stopping you doing a DIY crawl, so it shouldn't affect your plans too much.

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