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A legendary, multi-level venue featuring an extraordinary, custom-built steampunk interior made of recycled industrial metal.
Industrial, alternative, playing drum and bass, dub, and reggae.

Located in a functionalist former sports pavilion on Štvanice Island, hosting cutting-edge electronic music acts.
Tip: Raw, artistic, and popular with the local creative community.

A massive, fascinating collection of historic automobiles, aircraft, steam engines, and industrial technology.
Tip: €€; excellent for families and design enthusiasts; allow 3 hours.

A dynamic, independent art space showcasing provocative contemporary art, topped with a giant wooden airship structure.
Tip: €€; located in Holešovice; allow 2 hours to explore the exhibitions and the airship.

A massive, functionalist building housing the National Gallery's collection of 19th-, 20th-, and 21st-century modern art.
Tip: €€; contains works by Klimt, Picasso, and Kupka; allow at least 3 hours.
This place is awesome!! Three levels of different vibes, all great music, a chill café portion to relax in, good drinks, a health and safety team that really shows they care about their audience. What an incredible vibe, beautifully decorated and just so steampunk and cool. Would recommend to anyone, tourist or local. I got by just fine with English. Coat check is at the top floor, and there's a small fee to check coats and bags. There's no elevator, so maybe not accessible if you have trouble with stairs.
Truly a unique club with friendly staff and a one-of-a-kind design. It’s easy to get lost the first time you’re there! 😅 Came here to see my favorite DJ—the atmosphere was so welcoming and felt like family. Totally worth it! 💯
A must visit if you want to have a night out in Prague. Whether it’s for clubbing or just having a drink in an atypical place, this is the one. They have two stages (there was psytrance upstairs and minimal techno downstairs on that night), and an outdoor place. We went there on a Saturday night and even though the stage upstairs was packed, downstairs was pretty calm. The decor is what makes it really different from the other clubs/bar. Keep in mind that they only accept cash in CZK or euro (the exchange rate was 22). We loved it for it’s decor, but also because it’s not only a place for clubbing, you can very well just visit to have a drink, they have plenty of sitting place! The entrance was free on Sunday but for Saturday night it was 400 CZK. Prices are not cheap but ok, around 80 CZK for one cider and 60 CZK for a beer.
It's original and very special place visited by specific people. Decorations are very interesting. Music is expectable to this place, bmho good. Unfortunately they don't accept cards.
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