Our flexibility means that you can book in the knowledge that, if Covid affects your plans, we can change the location and/or the event date at no extra fee. We can even postpone the event date indefinitely if your wedding date needs to change but you don’t yet have a new one.

Your Personal Stag Do Expert

Organising a stag do can be a very stressful business. All our customers get their own personal stag do manager, who will be able to give you advice on what will work best for your group, is on hand to answer any questions you may have, and make sure the stag do is a complete success.

Manage Everything On Your Phone

When you submit an enquiry, we create your own personal stag do area. You can view and edit your event, invite guests, see who paid what and when, get maps, directions and a whole host of other things to make your life simple!

Prague Stag Do Reviews

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Thomas DykeMon 25 May 2020

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Alex PickettMon 27 Apr 2020

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Sacha SelvaratnamFri 21 Feb 2020

Beautiful city with a great range of bars and restaurants. Very cheap compared to the UK which is a plus too. Will return for a city break when it's slightly warmer.

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Dylan EbbsworthTue 18 Feb 2020

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Ben SternSun 16 Feb 2020

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Why Prague?

Your Prague Stag Do in a nutshell

Prague, arguably the most booked stag location in Europe due to it's cheap food, beer and lively nightlife. It goes without saying that Prague is well-worth Czeching out.

Smack bang in the heart of Europe, with breathtaking views over the Vltava river.
Beer tasting, beer bikes and brewery tours with top-notch locally brewed beer like Staropramen and Budweiser Budvar.
Home to incredible shooting ranges, white water rafting, paintball, escape rooms and many more stag activities.

Drinking & Eating in Prague ▾

Drinking in Prague

The Czech Republic’s appetite forbeeris enormous. In fact, the country is famous fordrinking the most beer per capita on Earth, with the average local knocking backover 140 litresof the stuff each year (that’s 40 more litres than any other nationality). But if you think that translates to quantity over quality, you’re sadly mistaken. The Czech take their beer very seriously, producing stand-out brands likeStaropramen,Budweiser BudvarandPilsner Urquell(the world’s first pilsner - distinct in its light colour and strong hop flavours - brewed to existence in 1842). Once upon a time, stealing hops here was even punishable by death!

Fun fact:Czech beer is categorised in ‘degrees’, according to the Balling scale, which represents the alcohol content (e.g. Staropramen 10º and Staropramen 12º) - the higher the degree, the more likely you are to get half-cut. When ordering beer, use your thumb to signal you want one. Use your thumb and forefinger to signal ‘two’, and so forth.

Aside from beer, Prague has a long history of producing hangover-inducing spirits. The most famous isBecherovka: a gingery/cinnamon flavoured herbal bitter, made with over 20 different herbs and spices (best served cold and sipped, not shotted). Other spirits worth trying includeSlivovice(plum brandy) andCzech rum(particularly enjoyed in winter as ‘grog’, with hot tea and lemon). Make sure to put anAbsintherieon your itinerary, where you can drink the green stuff in its potent original form, or as absinthe beer, coffee or ice cream.

Crafted czech mug of beer and traditional breakfast, Prague

Eating in Prague

Czech food is best described as hearty, rustic fare, cooked to provide comfort during Central Europe’s bitterly cold winters. Traditional restaurants can be found as central asStare Mesto (Old Town), serving piping-hotbeef goulashandsvickova: sirloin steak steeped in double cream, with pillow-softhouskove knedliky(bread dumplings).

WanderingWenceslas Squareis best done with somegrilovane klobasy(grilled sausages) andsmazeny syr(deep-fried cheese), which can be bought for pocket change from local street vendors.

For a quick snack, pop into Prague’s delis for somechlebicky(open-faced sandwiches - the original version, created over 100 years ago, is topped with potato salad, Prague ham, Hungarian salami, Emmental cheese, hard boiled egg and a slice of tomato). For a food experience with a difference, make a beeline forNaplavka. This hipster hangout is perched on the banks of the Vltava river, where trendy locals gather for flowing beer, live music and, of course, sizzling street food stalls.

Prague Stag Expert: Morgan

In the past year alone, Chillisauce has taken me to 4 amazing destinations in Europe, giving me the chance to experience things I never thought I would. When not helping customers, I love going out for 3-course meals and travelling the world - wherever I am, you can find me at the nearest bar, as I’m partial to a drink!

I have now been to Prague twice and would recommend it to anyone! It’s a beautiful city and a truly versatile destination: perfect for romantic getaways, lads holidays, stag or hen dos alike. Most groups I work with have already been to Budapest and Krakow, and are now looking for somewhere similar but with more to offer - and that is exactly what Prague does. Around every corner is a beautiful street filled with pubs and bars. What more could you ask for?

Morgan's Prague hot picks ▾

Beautiful Prague National Theatre Along The River Vltava

Anonymous Baris a must-visit in Prague! This cocktail bar is housed in a secret location in the city centre. They offer a creative menu, including cocktails made from fire.

Duplex Nightclubis rated as Prague’s best and most famous nightclub. It’s a rooftop venue offering stunning views of the city.

The Astronomical Clockis a key landmark in picturesque Prague Square - perfect for taking some photos to remember your trip.

Dancing house in Prague , Czech Republic.

Prague Costs

£1 = 30 Czech koruna(estimate)
Flights:Usually anywhere from £15 to around £100 depending on the season.
Taxi from airport to centre:Around CZK 700. The bus is a fraction of the cost, but you'll need to change on to the metro to get downtown.
24-hour metro ticket:CZK 110.
Local meal:CZK 140.
Pint:CZK 35. Na zdraví (cheers!)
Becherovka:CZK 125. This potent Christmassy liqueur started out life as a medicinal cure, but these days you can also sip it as a cocktail, known locally as a ‘beton’.
Prague Castle entry:CZK 350.

Prague Neighbourhood Guide

Prague serves up a view of just about every imaginable architectural style and atmosphere, no matter which of its buzzing neighbourhoods you stay in.

Staré MěstoIf Prague is all about medieval charm and history for you, then the Old Town Staré Město neighbourhood is the place to stay. Not only is it centrally located for many of the most popular traditional Czech-style watering holes, its higgedly-piggedly cobbled streets also lead to the Old Town Square, with its imposing Church of Our Lady before Týn and the curious Prague Orloj astronomical clock.

Malá Strana

It’s not the cheapest neighbourhood in Prague but, despite the name, Malá Strana or the Lesser Town is the place to stay if you want to experience a little of the high life during your stag do. Malá Strana’s location right along the Vltava River is especially charming, and being at the top of a hill gives you breathtaking views back over the Old Town. Leave a message on the area’s famous John Lennon Wall, spot peacocks as you wander through the manicured 17th-century Wallenstein Garden, and then nurse a local Budweiser in one of the area’s many traditional Czech pubs.

Nové Město

Prague isn’t only about old stuff, and staying in modern Nové Město – the New Town – means you’re spoilt for choice when it comes to bars and clubs. Wenceslas Square is right on your doorstep, and there’s the Palladium shopping centre, National Theatre and Municipal House concert hall if they’re more your bag. You’ll also get more of a feel for the ‘real’ Prague of locals than in the beautiful but touristy Old Town. That means it’s also a wise choice if you’re on a bit of a budget, since accommodation prices tend to be slightly lower in Nové Město than elsewhere in the city.

Letna

Staying in Letná means forsaking some of the convenience of staying in the city centre – but if you’re happy to hop on the metro, the trade-off is a trendy, local-feeling vibe and great spots like Letna-Schlösschen beer garden to chill out with a few cold ones and views over the city. You’re close enough to catch the footie at Sparta Prague’s Generali Arena (also called the Letná Stadium), and history buffs can get their fill of vintage Czech cars and telescopes at the National Technical Museum.

The Best Time to Visit Prague

What are the best months for a stag weekend to Prague?

June,JulyandAugustare great months to visit Prague, with the thermometer hovering at a balmy 18C: perfect for outdoor beers overlooking the city. However, the trade off is more expensive flights and the year's highest rainfall - so pack an umbrella if you don't want to get soaked!

Getting to Prague

There are frequent flights to Vaclav Havel Airport Prague from the UK, taking around 2 hours from most UK airports.

Unique Prague Stag Ideas

Beer? Czech. Stripper cruises? Czech. Absinthe and beer bike tours? Czech, Czech. Prague is one of our most popular stag destinations for all the right reasons.

Clink shots of Absinthe and flagons of beer

There’s no better way to settle into booze-loving Prague than ourAbsinthe Night, with enough of the green stuff to knock you off your bar stool. When you’ve stopped seeing fairies, aTraditional Czech Mealis just the hangover-busting ticket. Take it a step further with our ostentatious, three-courseMedieval Banquet.

Wrestle with strippers and wild river rapids

Slip into Prague’s naughty side astwo bikini-clad beautiesoil up and slide around a wrestling ring - the stag being the surprise contender! Alternatively, ourStrip Cruisedown the Vltava river invites you to take in many beautiful sights, while theRiver Cruiseputs the focus on the booze and dance floor. Break through your hangover with someWhite Water Rafting, zipping down rapids and past gorgeous natural scenery.

Pedal, pong and marinate in delicious Czech beer

Prague is all about beer, with many inventive ways to enjoy the amber nectar on offer. Pour pints from an on-board tap on abeer bike, as your driver steers you towards fantastic views of the city. Slam dunk a round ofGiant Beer Pong, or literally soak in brew extracts inPrague’s Beer Spa(with a handy beer on tap within arm’s reach).

Shooting ranges, guts and glory

Safely helm all kinds of armaments to blast holes in ourShooting RangeandMilitary Shootingexperiences, competing with your mates to find out who’s got the sharpest trigger finger. Alternatively, take aim in anIndoor Paintballsession and devise cunning military strategy to wipe out your opponents.

Race to the top and discover the secrets of Staropramen

Race against your mates in our hair-raisingIndoor Kartingexperience, as you battle for top spot in 20-minute sprints. Afterwards, reward yourself with a tour of the famousStaropramen Brewery, enjoying the sweet, sweet taste of a fresh pint.

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