Best bars in Prague » historic pubs:

Prague has many bars set in historic cellars and ancient buildings, where the dramatic history of the city permeates the atmosphere. From grand beer halls to an early 20th century café, this is our pick of the best bars in historic settings!

U Fleku Beer Hall Restaurant & Brewery

Address: Kremencova 11, New Town, Prague 1

U Fleku is a large pub, restaurant and micro-brewery all rolled into one. This large, sprawling tavern is laid out in true European beer hall style. For over 500 years U Fleku has served generations of Prague dwellers; even Napoleon Bonaparte has paid a visit! Live accordion all day and every night.

Double Trouble Bar & Club

Address: Melantrichova 17, Old Town, Prague 1

Double Trouble Bar & Club is one of Prague's most popular cellar bars. Drinks are reasonably priced and the atmosphere gently builds, until around midnight when the dancing begins. People dance on chairs, they dance on tables, and even on the bar. In fact, that's the norm! Popular with Prague stag nights, hen nights, groups of friends, couples and everyone else who enjoy a small party atmosphere.

U Medvidku Pub

Address: Na Perstyne 7, Old Town, Prague 1

U Medvidku is a traditional Czech pub just minutes from both Wenceslas Square and the Old Town Square. U Medvidku has retained its traditional charm and is still very much a favourite with Czech locals. It’s a real beer-drinkers pub - and a smokers too! - and is busy almost every night of the week.

Café Louvre

Address: Narodni Trida 20, New Town, Prague 1

Café Louvre is a Parisian style café and billiard hall, dating from 1902. They proudly declare they are the crowning jewel of Prague café culture, and we would tend to agree with them. The home-made cakes and pastries are a sight to behold. As in most places in Prague, you are never far from a beer tap though and the local Czech brew on sale at Café Louvre is as good as you will find anywhere.

Nebe Kremencova Cocktail & Music Bar

Address: Kremencova 10, New Town, Prague 1

Nebe Kremencova is located in restored medieval cellars. It is furnished in a contemporary style, with walnut coloured tables and a gleaming backlit bar. The music at Nebe varies from r'n'b/house to 80s/90s/00s pop, and as the night progresses people gravitate towards the dance area. Popular with local Czech's and the International crowd.

U Vejvodu Pub & Beer Hall Restaurant

Address: Jilská 4, Old Town, Prague 1

U Vejvodu is a pub and beer hall restaurant rolled into one. Along with hearty Czech pub food, U Vejvodu serves some of the freshest beer in Prague. Prague stag nights, hen parties, couples and 60th birthday parties mix in a vibrant atmosphere. Live accordion most nights.

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Prague historic pubs guide - pubs with a bit of history in Prague