Part of Prague history since 1958, Reduta is not generally home to the young Turks, but it does have a distinctive vibe (even if it's a bit sad that it...

With a programme that ranges from the Frames to local cult talents such as Roe-Deer, this spacious underground hall is one of the bastions of live rock and...

Although dominated by club culture, the Roxy also hosts live acts, generally to accompany the digital stuff but occasionally standing alone. The space...

Stately and commanding, this former parliament building is one of Europe's finest concert venues. It was built in the neoclassical style at the end of the...

The biggest concert venue in town is a concrete monstrosity built before World War II without much to offer besides its ability to accommodate epic rock...

The State Opera (originally the German Theatre) opened in 1887, and was regarded as one of the finest German opera houses outside Germany until World War...

As you might expect at this shrine for Mozart lovers - where, as they'll endlessly remind you, Don Giovanni and La Clemenza di Tito had their premieres -...

If you've seen Miloš Forman's film Amadeus, you've seen the Estates. This Baroque gem, which appears to be made from marzipan, was where Mozart's La...

Prague's corporate fortunes can be gauged in the name of this ice hockey rink-cum-concert hall. Once the Paegas Arena and then the T-Mobile Arena, it's...

Formerly known as Country Saloon Amerika, which seems to have now been relegated to nickname status, this downhome pub is still every Czech cowpunch's...

From a glance at the rowdy pub at street level, you'd never guess that the downstairs bar is one of Prague's top jazz holes. Tall mugs of Bernard beer are...

A nice little double act, Little Glenn's is a relaxed, dimly lit bar and restaurant at street level, and a downstairs club that heats up fast with primo...

In the cellar of the hotel of the same name (with good soundproofing, obviously), this is one of Old Town's top venues for local talents. It's a dark space,...

Žižkov has more pubs than any other area of Prague, but this is one of the best, at least for fans of garage rock and weird art. The Shot-Out Eye sits...