Gay clubs and parties in Prague 2010

Local cellar bar for first stops in weekend. Bit difficult to find.
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Mainly gay café - restaurant with a good selection of meals at a decent price. You can eat outside or have a drink at the bar with a room to the back. Restarant downstairs, meals are served in all the rooms and outside.
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A very popular place. After a night out, this is the place to go for breakfast. Gay-owned and run. The waiters are very cute and helpfull to.
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A nice little mixed place off the beaten track. Offers drinks and food for reasonable prices. The barstaff tends to be cute and very friendly. If you fancy a quiet drink or a quick snack yuo’ll like this place.
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For those of you who have visited Prague before, this must be a familiar name to see.
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One of Pragues newest gay bars, with comfortable seating. Many locals, but very open to tourists.
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The Saints is a British owned small but perfectly-formed bar located right in the heart of the Prague gay quarter of Vinohrady, around the corner from Termix gay club and in close walking distance to several other gay bars and nightclubs.
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Big gay club. Also featuring Salvation Party.
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The biggest gay party in central Europe with an international DJ line up, dancers and surprising performances.
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If you ever wondered what happened to all those skoda's and Lada's that used to drive around the old communist block, here's your answer: They're mounted to walls as hunting troffees.
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Leather/uniform/denim cruise bar with large play areas - darkrooms, gloryholes, 3 slings, etc. The owner makes sure that there are absolutely NO prostitutes there.
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Sound familiar? There's a place in Amsterdam with the same name and owned by the same person. After a steamy carreer as a director in the US, having retired the owner moved to Amsterdam and from there to Prague.
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In the end a male esctort club, rather than a gay club. If the boys appears to be younger (looking) than you do, expect to pay.
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At the balustrade at the cafe (Fantova Kavarna) there’s loads of cruising going on.
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This cruising area can be recognised miles of by the metronome on top of the hill. If you think were joking about the metronome, just wait till you see it.
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Only open during summer as it is an open air swimmingpool. A greaat place not only to have look what is on offer, but also to wind down and relax. There’s some great guys offering themselves here. But again be carefull what you pick up.
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There are two other saunas in Prague, but neither are really worth it - Babylonia is the only one that comes close to international standards. Admission is 300 Koruna and if you need sandals, they cost another 50 Koruna to rent. A few too many guys with attitude, but that's hardly anything the venue can do anything about.
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Gay sauna with
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The newest and largest gay sauna in Prague:
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This is gay sauna is quite near Wenceslas Square. It is smoky and they do not provide condoms. Mainly couples. Ice-cold showers.
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Formerly known as Pinoccio, this is the cities most well known place for rent boys. Every day dancing, shows in weekends. Tends to be more safe than than before.
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(next to statue of King Wenceslas)
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