BARS & CLUBS
Now if you fancy a little culture with your coffee or beer then Cafe Muzeum is the place for you, the walls are covered with the painting and drawing of young up and coming artist. So you can sit with your friend and decided which your favourite peace is, and exactly where you would hang it in your own place.
Popular with locals and tourist alike and a good place to have a light lunch with friends or make new ones.
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| Opens | 10am | 10am | 10am | 10am | 10am | 1pm | 1pm |
| Closes | 11.15pm | 11.15pm | 11.15pm | 11.15pm | 11.15pm | 11.15pm | 11pm |
Featured Hotels
Here are some of the most popular hotels in the gay district of Prague - Book online and pay on your arrival with our partner, Booking.com.
K+K Hotel Fenix
Located In the very heart of Prague, just a few steps from the famous Wenceslas Square and the historic Old Town, right in the gay area. Hotel Fenix offers state-of-the-art amenities and elegantly furnished rooms.
Kempinski Hotel
This new luxury hotel, situated in a residential palace dating from the 17th century is in the heart of the city, offering an unforgettable combination of traditional and modern design throughout and features 75 of the most spacious and best appointed rooms in the City. The average room is 51 m², and most rooms feature a separate living room.
Hotel Jalta
Situated directly on Wenceslas Square in central Prague, the elegant and luxurious boutique hotel Jalta is right next to the State Opera and the National Museum. Offering all the best shopping streets, sights and gay life just outside the door.
The ICON Hotel
Just a 2-minute walk from Prague’s Wenceslas Square, The ICON Hotel & Lounge features All rooms feature extra-wide, hand-crafted Swedish Hastens beds, flat-screen TV and a DVD player and there is an iPod and an MP 3 connection. There are also bio-metric laptop-size safes. (Gay club Escape is right next door!)
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