Lavka Bar and Club is a very nice place to dance and and have a drink. It offers guests an incredible view of Charles Bridge. Due to its excellent location, Lavka club is visited by many tourists who are looking to have a great night out in Prague.

Karlovy Lázně is a seven story disco club in Prague  and the largest club in Central Europe. Lázně is situated 50 meters from the eastern end of the Charles Bridge on the bank of the Vltava River. An entrance fee of 75 Koruna allows access to the club, which features different music on each of its five stories. Seeing as Lázně is the largest club in Prague, and supposedly Central Europe as well, the club is crowded at weekends with an assortment of tourists and locals, guaranteeing an interesting experience. The variety of floors and music sweeping the club ensures that Lázně maintains a far more diverse and exotic crowd than any other club in Prague.

Zlaty Strom Bar & Club is housed underneath the hotel with the same name. The club features three bars, an illuminated dance floor and a pole dancing section. The special drink of the house is the '8 Men Mojito', which is served in a very large glass with 8 straws. Have fun with your friends.

La Fabrique offers live DJ music that will guarantee you a great party mood and the best night out. There is also a professional dancer who encourages people to dance. La Fabrique is the oldest nightclub in Prague and is very popular among locals and tourists alike.

Double Trouble Bar & Club is for those who like smaller parties. Dances start at midnight, and everyone moves where he is - on the chair, on tables, on the dance floor - it is perfectly fine at this club.