The Pick-Up Diary

1. Warm up: Approach at least 5 random people on the street before going to a club.

2. Get to the club half an hour before everyone is going. This way you reduce the chances girls have already been approached by some guys and have their bitch shield? on. Also, they are still willing to be approached by a confident, funny guy. A guy like you!

3. Coming into a club smile and open a set immediately. It doesnt matter what you say, what counts is that you look like a social guy. As you open, make a habit to touch the person on the shoulder lightly. Forget about people judging you. I think Neil Strauss, author of The Game, puts said it best: People don’t really care about what you’re doing in a club, they are too busy worrying what other people are thinking about THEM.

For example ask ‘where is the VIP room? How many rooms are here?’? etc. Pretend to walk away and then ask ‘Hey, are you best friends? Yeah? Because there is a cool test for best friends I’ve read in the Cosmopolitan.’? Now they will wanna know why a guy reads Cosmopolitan (you were at the dentist and it was the only magazine in the waiting room).
Do the best friends test and continue with other routines.

Can’t find the right set to open? Ask the barman or the bouncer something (for example: ‘Why is the club is so empty?’ Try to talk at least for a minute. It’s important that girls/ guys see you talking to people.

4. Place yourself at the bar facing the dance floor. Sit down if you can and put your elbow on the counter. Don’t order drinks and hold the bottle in front of your chest (it’s what everybody does and you’re not everybody).

5. As you are there early, girls will come up to the bar and order drinks. If they are close to you, touch her lightly on the shoulder saying ‘Hey, what perfume is that?’ As she goes away, say: ‘the reason why I’m asking is because a want to make a present to a female friend, but I’m absolutely clueless. And I think if I ask in a store they will simply recommend me the most expensive one…’

Sometimes she will say ‘Oh, I don’t even know?…’ Don’t let you fool you, say: ‘Come on, you probably have like 17 small bottles in front of your mirror.’ She probably will say: ‘No!! I’m not that type of girl!’? You: Ok, 16 then’?. Tease her a bit, flirt with her. Don’t forget to engage her friend.

When they finally want to move along, join them or say ‘Hey, you seem like really cool guys, can I join you until my friends show up? They must be here any minute…’? If they say no, keep your smile and don’t worry: They are not your last set. (And you probably will see them later in the club anyway and it will be easy to continue your conversation).

Stay at your place and open sets immediately that are to your left or right saying ‘Hey, did you see these (girls)? She said she likes your ass!’ (it doesn’t matter if it’s a guy or a girl). Transition with your routines. New game, new luck!

P.S. Two important things to keep in mind:

1) Never let them affect your state in a negative way (at least never show it!), because it will fuck up your next set. Learn to not give a fuck about stuff like that and especially shit tests.

2) Always kino escalate (touching)! Otherwise it will be really awkward to touch for the first time.

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In Prague, you can find nightlife every day of the week, especially from Thursday to Saturday.

Bars, pubs, nightclubs, cabarets and jazz clubs make Prague one of the liveliest cities in Central Europe.

Main areas

Although all places are within walking distance of 20 minutes, we can divide the nightlife of Prague into different zones:

Charles Bridge
On the eastern bank of the Vltava river, next to the Charles Bridge, are some of Prague’s main nightclubs and bars. Because of their location, these are the liveliest places during the whole week, as the public is, for the most part, tourists.

1) Zlaty Strom Bar & Music Club
Hotel, bar and nightclub, the Zlaty Strom is ideal to start the night. The venue is divided into various venues, ranging from sitting rooms to a bar where strip-tease shows are held continuously – something quite common in Prague.

2) Karlovy Lazne
The Karlovy Lazne is one of the largest nightclubs in Central Europe. It has five floors with different musical styles and is one of the places where you can find a lively atmosphere every night. Inside is the Ice Bar, a bar made of ice at a temperature of -6ºC.

3) Goldfingers
If you are looking for a strip club Prague, this is the place to go. This place is open everyday from 8:30 p.m. till 5/6 oclock in the morning and offers countless gorgeous girls, a VIP limousine service and much more. Currently it has 199 reviews on Google with an average rating of 4,2 out of 5, so you wont be disapointed here.

Wenceslas Square
In addition to being the hub of ballads and cabarets, in Wenceslas Square, you can find some of Prague’s best nightclubs.

4) Lucerne Music Bar
The Lucerna Music Bar building is historic (built by the family of former President Václv Havel and has the famous horse sculpture by David ÄŒern, which already guarantees an extra thrill in his ballad. But the qualities of the place go well beyond that. He’s been getting great shows and, on weekends, he’s seen the stage of a big 80’s and 90’s ballad, with clips on a big screen. It’s guaranteed fun.

5) Duplex
Two floors, a large terrace, and special decoration make the Duplex the most lively nightclub in Prague. If you prefer to go during the day you can visit the bar and restaurant.

6) Nebe
The Nebe is a lively place that can be defined as a mix between a bar and nightclub. It is very close to the National Museum of Prague.

Around the Old Town Square

Several bars and nightclubs can be found in the various streets that reach Old Town Square. Some streets very frequented by the locals are Dlouhá, Michalská, and Melantrichova.

Dlouha Street

On Dlouha Street you can find several very lively places. We give two different examples:

7) Bombay Bar
This one offers an after work atmosphere for a leisurely drink. Nothing fancy, but not bad.

8) Harley’s
It is considered one of the great places in the city for those who want to dance to the sound of rock – so expect a more alternative crowd. It has an Americanized look, with references to Harley Davidson, Jack Daniel’s, Bourbon Street, Route 66, and stuff. Beer is expensive, but the waiters are lively.

9) Roxy
It is a classic of the city, opened in 1992, in the last moments of former Czechoslovakia. Incredibly, it remains one of the best ballads in Prague (perhaps the best), with lots of electronic music of various styles. Roxy is one of the oldest and most famous halls in Prague. Although it usually functions as a disco, it also hosts shows and other events. Mondays are usually ballads and Roxy is a wise choice.

Melantrichova Street and Michalska Street

In these streets, you will find bars like Double Trouble and nightclubs like Temple places frequented by very young people and mostly Czech. Located inside a church, Temple is one of the most curious places in Prague.

10) M1 Lounge
The M1 is much more VIP than any other ballad in the neighborhood, which ends up attracting an audience in search of that. Through all this climate and its fame, it also attracts local and international celebrities. It’s not hard to find a Hollywood star while sipping your Czech beer.

To take into account

Although many already know, it is important to remember that the typical Prague drink is beer. If you want to drink something else you can order a cocktail.

In bars and nightclubs where the entrance is required, the price varies between 50 and 200 kronor.

Nowhere do they usually require a special dress code. However, in discos like the Duplex, people usually go well dressed.

Prague is a city that never sleeps, if you are looking for fun it is the right place. As the sun sets over the enchanting city of Prague, its cobblestone streets come to life with a vibrant and diverse nightlife scene. From underground clubs and lively pubs to sophisticated cocktail bars and jazz venues, there’s something for everyone in this historic city.

You need more locations? How about the following?

• Hemingway Bar

If you appreciate expertly crafted cocktails, Hemingway Bar is a must-visit. This elegant, speakeasy-style bar is inspired by the legendary writer Ernest Hemingway and offers a vast selection of rare spirits, inventive cocktails, and vintage champagne. Be sure to try their signature drink, “Death in the Afternoon,” a unique blend of absinthe and champagne.

• ?U Sudu

U Sudu is a hidden gem nestled in the narrow streets of Prague’s city center. This underground wine bar and pub features a labyrinth of interconnected brick cellars, creating an atmospheric setting to enjoy a vast selection of local and international beers, wines, and spirits.

• Jazz Dock

Situated on the banks of the Vltava River, Jazz Dock is a modern, waterfront venue that hosts an array of talented local and international jazz musicians. With its intimate setting, impressive acoustics, and extensive drink menu, Jazz Dock provides the perfect ambiance for a night of live music and relaxation.

• Letna Beer Garden

Perched on the hill overlooking the city, Letna Beer Garden is a popular summer destination for both locals and tourists. With stunning panoramic views of Prague and a laid-back atmosphere, it’s the ideal spot to enjoy a cold Pilsner and soak in the city’s beauty as the sun sets.

• Cross Club

An extraordinary fusion of industrial design and eclectic programming, Cross Club is a must-visit for alternative music fans. This steampunk-inspired venue boasts multiple stages, hosting everything from electronic dance music to punk and reggae, ensuring a unique and unforgettable night out.

• Anonymous Bar

Inspired by the notorious hacker collective, Anonymous Bar is a mysterious and intriguing cocktail bar in the heart of Prague. With its dim lighting, masked bartenders, and creative menu, this clandestine spot promises a one-of-a-kind experience for those seeking something out of the ordinary.

• Riegrovy Sady Beer Garden

Escape the hustle and bustle of the city at Riegrovy Sady Beer Garden, a sprawling park oasis located in the Vinohrady neighborhood. With picnic tables, food stands, and a large screen for sports events, this relaxed beer garden is the perfect place to spend a warm summer evening with friends.

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