Goldfingers
Wenceslas Square · Prague
Prague's most famous club, opened in 1995 in a former theatre beneath the Ambassador hotel. A grand room with a large stage, VIP lounges for groups and cabaret-style shows with a Belle Époque, can-can flavour.
Going out in Prague
Prague's best-known clubs sit on and around Wenceslas Square, several of them in grand former theatres and hotel ballrooms. Be aware that many Prague venues calling themselves 'night clubs' are in fact brothels; we do not list them. Agree prices before ordering, pay by card where you can, and check your bill.
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Source: Last Night of Freedom, Living Prague. Checked October 2026. Gentlemen's Atlas is independent; paid partners are always marked.
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