Prague jazz clubs:

Bily Konicek is located in the stunning 12th century medieval cellars of one of the oldest houses on the Old Town Square. Modern furnishings, glass and dark woods are creatively blended into this historic setting. Live Jazz music every night from 8pm.

Agharta is a popular jazz club located just off the Old Town Square, with a great ambience and superb acoustics. The musical style is broad, covering jazz, blues, funk and swing. Live music every night from 9pm.

Founded in the 1950s, Reduta is one of Prague’s oldest and most well-known jazz clubs. It is famous for the ‘Two Presidents’ gig that featured Bill Clinton on the saxophone. Live music every night from 9pm.

U Maleho Glena is a popular bar and jazz club in the Lesser Town area of Prague, 5 minutes from Charles Bridge. Upstairs is a good Czech/American style bar. Downstairs is one of the smallest jazz clubs in the city, where live jazz and blues is played every night from 9:30pm.

The most charismatic jazz clubs in Prague tend to occupy a charming cellar space, and so it is with U Staré Pani. Some of Prague's best local acts are in residence here, and the music varies quite widely to include blues, funk, groove, pop, soul and rock. Live jazz daily from 9pm.

Ungelt Jazz & Blues Club is just off the Old Town Square. It is a small, intimate place set in an exposed-brick cellar a few flights of stairs down. Ungelt hosts local and international jazz musicians. Live music nightly from 8pm.