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Tank, shooting, cruise, parties: a glimpse of the real stag dos we run in Prague.
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Pick your activities, we'll send a quote with a tailored schedule and per-person price.
Indicative per-person prices, estimated for a group of 10. The final quote adjusts to your group.
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€99/pp£99/ppEnglish on WhatsApp, local language with vendors: you are not guessing at check-in or club entry.
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Pick your favourites and we send a per-person budget with each line item detailed before you confirm.
WhatsApp before departure, then an emergency number during the weekend if a driver, apartment or club entry goes wrong.
Stag weekend
A sample 3-day flow: we tailor everything to your group, budget and how wild you want it.
01/Friday
Settle in Old Town or near Wenceslas, dinner at Lokál Dlouhá or U Fleků, then a first crawl between Hemingway Bar, central cellar bars and the streets around the astronomical clock.
02/Saturday
Foot-car or shooting during the day, beer spa late afternoon if the group still has legs, then table or entry sorted at Karlovy Lázně, Duplex or Epic depending on the vibe.
03/Sunday
Late brunch, Charles Bridge once heads have cleared, then beer spa or a walk up toward the castle before the flight. We keep Sunday light: nobody thanks the organiser for shooting at 10am.
Stag price & budget
Same logic as Budapest, except Prague pushes the night-out prices even lower. For 10 people over 2 nights (flights aside), it's the accommodation and the big activities that move the bill. Three brackets to find your spot:
€190 to €260 / person
Enough to do the city properly while keeping an eye on the kitty.
€350 to €450 / person
The option most groups end up taking.
From €550 / person
The full works, from private shooting to a club table.
Drinks
€1.50-3 a pint in many bars, €6-10 cocktails. An Old Town crawl costs more than Žižkov, but you're still far from Paris prices. Realistic night-out budget: €15-35 if the group does not go heavy on bottles.
Food
A night out in the Old Town will cost a bit more than Žižkov or the neighbourhoods locals actually use, but prices stay well below Paris. For a typical night, plan around €30–45 per person for drinks, not counting heavy rounds or bottles.
Transport
€5-10 in Bolt/Liftago around the centre, metro or tram around €1. The network is easy, but at 3am with a wrecked groom, a taxi app avoids arguments.
Book early
Spring and summer, central hotels fill up fast. Book at least 2 months ahead.
10+ in the group
The bigger the group, the cheaper transfers and accommodation. Aim for 10+ people.
One big activity
Bubble football or mega-club: one headline moment. Don't spread the budget thin.
Old town vs Žižkov
Two complementary vibes. We help you place your nights in the right spots.
Easy Sunday
Beer spa or an easy stroll before your flight. The group heads home in one piece.
Card or cash?
No airport withdrawals. Use an exchange office downtown, or your card if you have no foreign fees.
The right budget for your group.We'll help you build the right budget for your group.
Request a free quoteStag destination
Prague pulls off something few cities manage: full postcard mode by day (Charles Bridge, medieval lanes, a castle looming over town) and clubs stacked five floors high by night. Tourist in the afternoon, lost in Karlovy Lázně by the evening.
On the bill, it's hard to beat: a Czech pint runs around €2, often cheaper than a bottle of water at dinner. Bubble football, shooting range, beer spa, Vltava cruise — activities start cheap and leave you room for the nights out.
To go out, you choose between the Wenceslas Square bars, the Žižkov cellars (the district that never sleeps) and the big central clubs. 1h50 from Paris, ID card only: the easiest weekend to put together for a group that wants both the looks and the chaos.
Around 1h50 from Paris, ID card enough
Bars & mega-clubs
Foot-car, shooting, beer spa
Cheaper than the West
Stag calendar
The seasons that matter when picking your dates.
Prague looks stunning in every season, but the calendar really changes the vibe — and the price — of a stag do. Here's what we see most from our groups.
Sunny Prague before the crowds
The most booked window for stag dos: April and May go first. Vltava terraces, stunning old town — book weekends at least 2 months ahead.
Terraces & mega-clubs on full blast
Cruise, rooftops, big nights out: summer stays festive even if the main booking rush often hits in spring. July–August is packed but the vibe is top-notch.
Still pleasant, less packed
September keeps great evenings without August pressure. Fewer people in bars, activities easier to slot in — solid weather-to-budget trade-off.
Cold but festive
Charles Bridge at 3am is brutal, yes. But mega-clubs are warm inside — beer spa on Sunday and warm layers, and the group survives.
April–June weekends go first: bubble football, beer spa and club tables — plan ahead if you're aiming for spring.
Where to stay
The areas we recommend for a great stag weekend.
Postcard & first stag
Ideal for a first stag do in Prague. Old Town on foot, Charles Bridge and bars everywhere: postcard vibes, practical and very central for your group.
Bars & clubs
The heart of Prague nightlife. Wenceslas Square, big clubs and bars on your doorstep: the right mix of party and easy access for the group.
Residential Prague 2
Residential Prague 2, close to the city centre and walkable. Calm for sleeping, still within easy reach of the group.
Going out
In Prague your night moves around: pre-drinks in the old town, a cheap dinner, then the big one over on Wenceslas or in Žižkov. It's all walkable or two metro stops away. The addresses we hand our groups most:
Quick picks
First night
Hemingway Bar + old town crawl
Group dinner
Lokál Dlouhá or U Fleků
Big night out
Karlovy Lázně or Duplex
Sunday recovery
Beer spa or Charles Bridge
Ease into the night.
Five-floor mega-club
On the Vltava, five floors, five vibes. We keep it for groups that want a big, easy-to-read club, with table or VIP if you're a large group.
Smetanovo nábř. 198/1, 110 00 Praha 1Žižkov underground
Industrial decor, eclectic line-ups, more local crowd. Good if the group wants out of the Old Town / Wenceslas tourist circuit.
Plynární 1096/23, 170 00 Praha 7Premium cocktails
Serious cocktails, booking recommended, calmer atmosphere. Better early in the night before the group moves toward clubs.
Karoliny Světlé 26, 110 00 Praha 1Hassle-free stag dinners.
Popular Czech pub
Well-poured Pilsner, simple Czech food, fast service. Handy for feeding 10-12 people without turning dinner into a two-hour tunnel.
Dlouhá 33, 110 00 Praha 1Historic brewery
House beer, long tables and a proudly touristy institution feel. Book it if the group wants typical, loud and easy before the next stop.
Křemencova 11, 110 00 Praha 1Generous meat plates
Meat counter, big portions, modern vibe. Good stop before bars if the group wants solid food rather than folklore.
Politických vězňů 1511/5, 110 00 Praha 1When you want to end in a club.
Žižkov institution
Live music, electronic nights and a real central venue. Alternative to purely tourist clubs when the line-up fits the group.
Dlouhá 33, 110 00 Praha 1Rooftop on Wenceslas
Rooftop on Wenceslas, terrace, DJs and a smarter dress code. Handy after a centre crawl if the group wants to step it up.
Václavské nám. 21, 110 00 Praha 1Show club downtown
Clean sound, lights and big electronic nights. Pick it for more of a club-show night than smoky Žižkov basements.
Na Příkopě 26, 110 00 Praha 1Postcard sights and recovery.
The absolute classic
Walk it between Old Town and Malá Strana. Best early morning or late afternoon.
Karlův most, 110 00 Praha 1City-wide views
Courtyard, cathedral and panorama. Allow half a day.
Hradčanské nám. 1, 119 08 Praha 1Pre-flight chill
Beer baths, stag-do Sunday staple. Several central options.
Several central locationsFor a stag do in Prague, base yourself in the Old Town or on Wenceslas for night one, then Žižkov for a more local vibe. The centre is walkable; metro or Bolt for late returns.
Our tip : Watch out for touts outside clubs promising VIP nights. For late returns, use Bolt or the metro.
Want us to map Friday to Sunday?
We'll build a realistic order: dinner, bars, club, Saturday activity, transfers and a plan B if a slot is full.
Jérémy
Founder, based in Budapest
Our story
It all starts in 2017, between Bangkok and Budapest. Jérémy quickly spots everything that's wrong with stag dos in Eastern Europe: inflated prices, middlemen everywhere, groups treated like numbers.
The spark comes one night, watching The Hangover. Today, we plan your stag do in Prague like we would for our own mates: no bullshit and no middlemen.
“We'd rather say no to a weak activity than pad a quote. A good stag weekend is often three strong choices in the right order, not ten lines for show.”
What works: Friday night to Sunday, 2 nights, ~1h50 from Paris. One old-town crawl, one bubble football or shooting day, one club night that owns your head — Sunday spa recovery. Third night if the group wants to try everything.
Beer spa, bubble football, shooting range, Vltava cruise, bars around the astronomical clock, then Karlovy Lázně or a Wenceslas club. Don't cram it all before midnight Saturday — we've seen groups wiped out before the club even opens.
Staré Město for walking everywhere, Nové Město to hug the clubs, Žižkov for properly gritty bar energy. Golden rule: no hotel 40 minutes by tram after a night out. Accommodation can sit inside a pack.
Absolutely. Base pack, swap beer spa for shooting, upgrade the hotel — we reshuffle timings so nobody misses the bubble football slot. Same as Budapest: no paid guide holding your hand at the bar, just a plan that actually works.
Outside June–August we can still unlock things 3–4 weeks out. Peak summer, mega-clubs and central hotels go fast — 2–3 months is calmer. Send your date; we won't waste your time if it's a no.
Bus 119 plus metro works… with 12 tired lads and suitcases, less so. A booked van lands everyone at the hotel together — especially if you're on a late flight and the first beer is waiting.
Old Town and Wenceslas: walk. Žižkov or an activity out of centre: metro, quick. Coming back from a club, use Bolt or Liftago — taxis hanging outside without an app is where scams start.
Karlovy Lázně swallows big groups; so do square-side bars. Above 18 we sometimes double vehicles or stagger activity slots. Sweet spot: 10–16, simple logistics and proper squad vibe.
About 1h50 direct, several daily flights from Paris. ID card is enough. Same as Budapest: getting everyone on the same flight saves chaos on landing.
Prague if you want a wow city by day and huge clubs. Budapest if you want unique ruin bars and an even tighter budget. Both work — tell us if your group is more Instagram or more filthy bar in a ruin.
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