The Prague Stag Experience: Pints, Pranks & Mayhem
Prague has everything you need for the most legendary send-off imaginable - an all-out, no-limits, "did that really happen?" experience. It’s a city where pints are cheaper than water, bars never close, and the activities are in a league of their own. Whether you're unloading an AK-47 at a shooting range, rumbling through the countryside in a Soviet tank, or stitching up the stag with a fake police arrest, the Czech capital was made for stag chaos.
Prague’s nightlife? One minute, you’re sinking steins in historic beer halls with Prague castle in the distance; the next, you’re downing shots in underground clubs.
Whether you're chasing big nights, mad adventures, or just giving the groom the ultimate (and most humiliating) send-off, Prague delivers every time. One weekend here, and you’ll talk about it forever.One Prague stag weekend,
✓ Top European stag destination
✓ Perfect for stags & hens
✓ Cheap drinks, massive value
✓ Unreal activities – AK-47 shooting, tank rides, beer spas, and insane pranks
✓ Old Town & Wenceslas Sq – 15 mins apart, packed with bars & clubs
✓ Great for all ages
✓ Top rated local guides
✓ Accommodation for every budget
✓ Frequent UK flights
Tips From The Experts
Prague Offers So Much
"There’s a reason Prague is one of the top-selling Stag destinations every year. It’s not just because a beer is £2 a pint IN town. If you want to stitch up the stag, we got you. if you want to shoot AK47s and Remington tactical shotguns, we got you. If you want some of the most insane nightlife in Europe we got you. If you want to be known as that guy who arranged the best Stag anyone's been on, we got you!"
Book early to get the best central stag-friendly apartments in Prague
"Prague is a stag destination which has a huge variety of stag activities, aswell as incredibly lively nightlife scene. To keep our groups near all action, I would highly recommend our stag-friendly apartments as opposed to staying in hotels. These give groups plenty of communal living space for the weekend, letting you keep the party going after the night finishes in town! However, these do get very popular, especially on busy dates so booking in advance is recommended to get the best spot!"
Unreal shooting. I always recommend it!
"SHOOTING, you can’t do this in Western Europe and a lot of the guys wouldn’t have done it. Live out your COD fantasy."
If I could give one piece of advice...
"Wencelas Square and St Charles Bridge is where it’s at. Book early to be central."
What Stags Are Asking About Prague
Prague isn’t just good - it’s elite
With 100+ activities, cheap beer, wild nightlife, and an unforgettable atmosphere, Prague is one of the best stag do destinations in Europe. Whether you’re shooting AK-47s, cruising in a party boat, or watching the groom get stitched up with a fake arrest, Prague guarantees absolute madness from start to finish., a weekend in Prague guarantees absolute madness from start to finish.
The Old Town Square (Staré Město) is the heart of the city with the biggest bars, clubs, and sights. Wenceslas Square is also a prime nightlife spot. Both are walkable, only 15 minutes apart. You’ve got legendary beer halls, rooftop clubs, underground bars, and strip joints all within walking distance. No taxis needed -just stumble from one venue to the next.Plus, you'll find plenty of places to line your stomachs with traditional Czech food.
Compared to London or Ibiza? Absolute bargain. You can get a pint for £1.50-£2, and shots won’t burn a hole in your wallet. Want to go VIP? We can sort out exclusive VIP treatment at a fraction of the cost of other popular destinations.
Want to make it even easier? We also run guided bar crawls and boat parties with drinks included, so you can prepay, skip the hassle, and just enjoy the night. No surprise costs, no stress—just unforgettable nights with the stag group.Compared to London, Ibiza or other European cities?
Yes and no. Prague has cracked down on large, rowdy public pub crawls in certain areas, but pre-booked guided crawls are still allowed. Book with us, and you’re golden - our guides get you into the best spots hassle-free while keeping everything running smoothly.- you'll have a Prague specialist to get you into the best spots hassle-free while keeping everything running smoothly.
100%. Just keep your wits about you. Like anywhere, stick together, watch your drinks, and don’t flash your cash. Pickpockets love drunk tourists around Wenceslas Square, so zip those pockets and keep your valuables close.
Overpriced taxis – Use Bolt or Uber instead.
Sketchy strip clubs – Some places overcharge for drinks and “special” entertainment. Stick with us - everything we book has been vetted, tried, and tested to make sure it’s legit.
Street currency exchanges – Always go to an official exchange office or use an ATM.
Summer (June to August) is peak season, with great weather, buzzing nightlife, and lots of tourists to keep the atmosphere lively. However, spring and autumn are also great options if you want fewer crowds but still decent weather.Summer (June to August) is peak season, with great weather, vibrant nightlife, and lots of tourists to keep the atmosphere lively. However, spring and autumn are also great options if you want fewer crowds in the city centre but still decent weather.
The best districts for a stag group are:
Old Town (Staré Město) – Close to bars, clubs, and main attractions.
New Town (Nové Město/Wenceslas Square) – A hotspot for clubs, pubs, and late-night action.
Žižkov – A cheaper, edgier area with a strong pub scene.
Smíchov – More relaxed but still great for nightlife.
No, drinking alcohol in the streets is technically illegal in most areas. While it’s not always enforced, police do issue fines, so it’s best to stick to bars, beer gardens, or private venues., so it’s best to keep the stag party to bars, beer gardens, or private venues.
Here are some major events and festivals in Prague:
Masopust Czech Carnival (February) - A colourful celebration before Lent, featuring masked processions and street performances.
Febiofest International Film Festival (March) - A major film festival showcasing international and Czech films.
Witches’ Night Pálení čarodějnic (April) - A folk festival on April 30th celebrating the end of winter with bonfires and festivities.
Prague Marathon (May) - One of the most scenic marathons in the world.
Czech Beer Festival (May) - A multi-day event celebrating Czech beer culture with tastings and live music.
United Islands of Prague (June) – A multi-genre music festival spread across Prague’s islands.
Prague Fringe Festival (June) - Inspired by Edinburgh Fringe, featuring alternative theatre, comedy, and performances.
Letní Letná Summer Festival (June) - A circus and theatre festival with acrobats and street performers.
Prague Pride (August) - The city’s biggest LGBTQ+ festival, featuring a parade and cultural events.
International Folklore Festival (August) - Traditional Czech and international folk music and dance performances.
Vinobraní Wine Harvest Festivals (September) - Celebrations of the wine harvest with tastings and parades, including at Prague Castle and in the Vinohrady district.
Signal Festival (October) - A spectacular festival of light art and multimedia installations projected onto Prague’s landmarks.
Prague Christmas Markets (December) - The famous festive markets in Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square, featuring mulled wine, gingerbread, and handcrafted gifts.