Pubs (pivnica) and the pub atmosphere is the speciality of Prague. Having a beer session or "drinking beer" after work is part of Czech citizens' lives. They say that we can talk about a beer session only above five pints, below this amount it only counts as beer drinking. In more popular pubs it is worth reserving a table in advance. It is a bit surprising but very nice part of the culture to use the beer mat for ordering a beer.

There are some beer mats placed in the middle of the table: if you take one of them and place it in front of you on the table, it means that you would like to order a pint of beer. If the glass is empty and you haven't put the beermat on its top, the waiter will automatically serve the next round. Consumption is indicated by a piece of paper in the middle of the table: each pint is indicated by a mark. The craft beer industry is flourishing in the Czech Republic.

If you go to Prague but you don't visit at least one or two local places to taste the local craft beers, then it means that you did not really visit Prague.

Minipivovar U Fleků (Křemencova 11., Praha 1) They have been brewing beer and receiving guests for more than five hundred years now. The 13 degree Balling thick black lager has been brewed based on the same recipe since 1843. This is a place worth visiting!

Pivovarskýdům (Lípová 15., Praha 2) This was the first brewery in Prague to start diverting from the rules of traditional Czech beer brewing, and started to brew wheat beer or beer with cherry, banana, coffee or nettle.

KlášterníPivovarStrahov (Strahovskénádvoří 301., Praha 1) The brewery in the yard of the Strahov monastery opened its doors ten years ago, evoking the old monastic brewing traditions.

Pivovar U Bulovky (Bulovka 17., Praha 8) Besides the classic Czech light and brown lagers they also brew a Bavarian wheat beer – these types are always available – and also they have a changing variety 6-8 types of specialities, e.g. Altbier from Düsseldorf, Munich Helles, Dortmunder Export, wheat double bock, ale or the Czech type wheat beer.

If you are interested in something more besides the famous Czech beer culture, check out the Hradčany, the Castle District, too. Prague is similar to a jewelbox, and the castle is the perfect venue to travel in time, and imagine how the aristocracy of the Monarchy lived their everyday lives.

If you've had enough of the selfie sticks pointing towards the St. Vitus Cathedral, then have a look at the awe-inspiring Royal Garden of the Prague Castle, the Královská zahrada, or the Petřín Hill, which is a nice green area with an observation tower on its top.

If you want to flee from the crowd of people on and around the Charles Bridge, Vojanovy Sady is the solution: here you may even encounter some peacocks.

Have a rest in one of the parks of excellent atmosphere located outside the city centre. These are excellent venues for an afternoon chill-out, and also there are less tourists here.

The public transportation in Prague is cheap and very good! On most of the tram lines there is a night service, too, which makes it much easier to get back home even after midnight.
The 30 minutes' ticket costs 24 CZK, while the 90 minutes' ticket costs 32 CZK. During these periods it is allowed to change for an unlimited number of times.

What kind of trouble do you want to get up to during your stag party? Prague has lots to offer! Here are some of our top ten picks:

• Ready to drink some Czech beer? Get your beer session started with a guided pub crawl through Prague's Old Town. Move a little more with the Beer Bike or the Beer Boat. With beer on tap, you'll be ready to party your way all around Prague.

• Need a testosterone boost? Fire an AK-47, drive a quad bike or a go kart, or get behind the controls of the ultimate tank driving experience. Still want to go higher? How about skydiving out of a small plane? Forget the culture vultures and let Prague dial up the adrenaline for you.

• Really get the party started in one of Prague's many nightclubs and bars. Karlovy Lazne is the biggest nightclub while the Letna Beer Garden has some of the coolest vibes. Whether you're going quiet or loud - or both - Prague is the city with everything you're going to want.

These are just a few of the things you can do to make a crazy weekend truly epic. There's more! Our team can help you get into dozens of different activities all around the city.

We already mentioned some of the top ten. What else can you do in one of Europe's most beautiful cities? On a calmer afternoon, you can have a beer garden crawl and treat the stag to the most delicious beer. Make it a bit more fun with one of Prague's legendary pranksters. Handcuff the stag up to a dwarf for the afternoon!

Want even more chill? Set out on a private river cruise. Enjoy your drinks, your mates, and maybe even a sexy stripper. Czech women are beautiful. Who doesn't want one around for the afternoon?

Of course, there are cultural and local things you can do, too. Check out the city restaurants for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. In between, take a visit to some of these popular spots:

• Illusion Art Museum Prague
• Old Town Hall with Astronomical Clock
• Charles Bridge
• Staromestske Namesti, the Old Town Square

Be sure to take nice "innocent" pictures to send to the bride back home. Then get back into the vibrant nightlife of Prague and party till the morning comes.

Go full Rambo or James Bond mode with great shooting activities in Prague. AK-47 Kalashnikov Shooting is a crowd favourite. Who doesn't feel more like a man when they're firing a semi-automatic rifle? Don't forget the red bandana for the pictures!

Make it more competitive with clay pigeon shooting. Keep score and make the loser wrestle the XXL Roly Poly dancer later for a bit more fun.

Shooting isn't just small guns, though. You can also drive tanks and armoured personnel carriers. Start the afternoon with full-on adrenaline and end with a dance from some of Europe's hottest women. That's how to make an epic stag do!

Should we mention the fact that all the shooting spots are done properly, with instructurs, safety briefings, and all that? Nah - nobody cares. Bring on the beers and the bullets!

It is likely the worst kept secret of Europe: night life in Prague is excellent!

The city boasts three party districts:

• the New Town including the Wenceslas Square, is the district where you'll find most of the pubs, and there is a big crowd of people. This is the best place to meet girls or other friend groups.

• the Old Town is a bit calmer and more expensive, but there are quite a number of good bars and restaurants.

• the Small Town and the Castle District are ideal places to avoid big crowds and to have a calm evening out.

Here are nine spots you'll definitely want to see:

1. Karlovy Lazne - Central Europe's biggest nightclub with five floors of epic nightlife
2. Duplex Club - Known for its beautiful women and rooftop bar, this is the club to see in the city centre.
3. M1 Lounge Bar & Club - Hip hop fan? Feel the beats here during your stag weekend.
4. Le Valmont Club & Lounge - French inspired nightclub in Prague. Perfect for cocktails and parties!
5. ALIBI Cocktail & Music Bar - Cheap beer and live music? Yes, please!
6. Dejavu - It is located in the centre of Prague, a couple of minutes' walk from Náměstí Republiky. If you have tried it out once, you will definitely want to return again. The staff is very friendly.
7. M1 Lounge - It is an elegant place in Prague. You can be sure that after sunset all of the cool guys and girls of the city will come to M1. Music is good and the cocktails are strong. The resident DJ-s play R&B, hip-hop, rock, dance and house. DJ-s are open to music requests, too.
8. Studio 54 - Studio 54 is the most well-known after club in Prague. It does not open until 05: 00, and it does not close until late in the morning. The club is popular among staff working at clubs in other parts of the city, who chill out here after work. If you haven't had enough of partying, there's no better place in Prague. Even if the sun has risen a long time ago.
9. Lucerna Music Bar - A lot of tourists and locals are partying here. There is a video disco with the music of the 80s and 90s! The dance floor is full with people from all age groups, the party lasts every day from 11 pm to 5 am, with beloved pop anthems. This is the biggest party place in Prague.

Prague has even more to offer all through the early hours of the night. Two more mentions go to Goldfingers and the One Club. They've got top-tier DJs and legendary parties that go on all through the night.

Our team can get you nightclub & strip club entry like a VIP.

Forget the queues, get ahead of the muggles, and party on in Prague with Stagmadness. English-speaking guides will help you navigate the streets and slip past the crowds so the party just keeps going and going.

Even stag parties need food. You really cannot live on just beer, even if is Pilsner Urquell or Staropramen. Thankfully, Prague has some amazing places to stuff your gob.

Be sure to check out Wenceslas Square, the centre of New Town. Take your pick from TRITON Restaurant, FAT CAT Downtown, Café Svatého Václava, and more. You can choose burgers, steaks, or traditional Czech food. Beer on an empty stomach? No need when you'll be spoiled for choice!

Who wants to walk everywhere? Not drunk guys enjoying a stag do - that's for sure. So jump on a private river cruise to keep your stag party going. You could add a sexy stripper or just enjoy the city's historic skyline.

Speaking of strips, want some steak? Prague has brilliant steakhouses right in the shadow of Prague Castle. Many restaurants can even host a "steak and strip" dinner. Enjoy a feast for the stag's eyes and belly with a gorgeous stripper!

How are you going to come up with the blackmail photos you might need later on? Start setting up pranks and strippers for your stag as early as you can. Here's a few ideas:

• Go to the Goldfingers! Give the hero a hot striptease he'll never forget with one of Prague's lovely ladies.
• Or not so lovely? Book him into XXL Jelly Wrestling and be sure to bring your camera. Just a few snaps and you'll have all the blackmail material you ever need!
• Get him into trouble with a fake arrest prank. Just imagine those pics going to the bride - she'll be furious. Especially when the "police" turn out to be sexy strippers for Team Stag!

Whether you want sexy or silly, we can hook you up. Our team has organized thousands of these encounters. Handcuffed to a dwarf? No problem. Stripper in a Hummer? We've got you. Body shots with gorgeous Czech dancers? All in a night's work.

Prague's transportation starts with a transfer from Václav Havel Airport Prague. But the fun doesn't have to wait. Forget standard taxis or a boring bus. Hop on the Beer Bus straight from the airport arrivals lounge. Arrange for unlimited beer and everyone's a winner!

Go more stylish with an airport limo transfer. Roll up in style with a Hummer or go for the classic limo ride. Spice up the trip with a strip show in the limo to get the stag's blood pumping right away. These private transfers set the tone for the weekend and save you wasting time at bus stops and taxi ranks.

Stagmadness has the experience and teamwork to make the dream work for your stag party. Our English-speaking guides will get you and the lads into the action faster than you can imagine. Don't waste the first or last 2-4 hours of the stag weekend. Start the party off right or finish with a bang with sexy airport transfers.

Accommodation isn't just another boring detail. It could be a bit of culture, like a hotel near the Stare Mesto, or a happening hostel where the party is always going on. Prague, like most capital cities, has options for every stag party budget and plan.

Top hotels include:

• Four Seasons Hotel Prague - stylish and classy Old Town hotel
• The Mozart Prague - another Old Town favourite with a lower price tag
• Hotel NH Collection Prague Carlo IV - combo hotel and spa in Old Town

These are all top-rated hotels with amazing customer reviews. Make it feel even more like a stag destination with a "Morning Glory" strip show organized by us!

Saving money for more beer? Check out these wallet-friendly hostels:

• Plus Prague Hostel - check out the pool and fitness centre for the active lads
• Sir Toby's Hostel - a little more chill but right in the middle of the action
• The Madhouse Prague - crazy fun spot in the middle of the New Town

These are great options for seeing more for less. Get into the city centre with a cheap stay at one of these brilliant little spots.