| Zlatý Strom (At the Golden Tree) in Prague is an underground music bar and club located near Charles Bridge, on the historic pedestrian street Karlova which leads to Old Town Square. Tucked beneath the Hotel U Zlatého Stromu, and with little signage to reveal its presence, it feels like an insiders bar, despite being part of the city's nightlife scene for more than three decades.
This legendary Prague destination is a labyrinthine of interconnected bars, lounges and dance areas spread over several levels, featuring atmospheric cellar rooms and alcoves, a pole-dancing bar and, at the lowest level, a lively underground dance floor.
It operates as a bar‑led club rather than a traditional nightclub. Early on, it functions primarily as a cocktail and wine bar, later shifting towards a busier party and club atmosphere, particularly at weekends. Entry is generally free, which is unusual for such a central Old Town location, and drinks are reasonably priced.
In the lounge and chill‑out areas, groups of twenty‑something Czechs mingle over a few drinks, alongside stag and hen parties and other tourist groups, while the subterranean dance floor attracts a varied crowd of all ages. Music spans a broad, crowd‑pleasing range, from 80s and 90s classics through to bang‑up‑to‑date party and dance tracks. DJs keep the emphasis on familiarity and energy rather than niche club styles.
Its curious blend of styles makes Zlatý Strom a popular venue on the Prague nightlife scene. Some visitors come for well‑made cocktails and the glitzy interiors; others for the late‑night buzz, informal club atmosphere and the chance to drink beer and dance. It is a fun place for everyone, and perfectly sums up the ‘let it live’ attitude of Prague.
A house speciality worth noting is the “8‑man Mojito”, which comes complete with multiple straws. Somebody shout “go”… | 
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