Prague Hen Do Guide 2026
Some of the cheapest beer in Europe, a fairytale Old Town and a nightlife scene built for a big group. Old Town Square, Charles Bridge and the Astronomical Clock by day; Dlouha street and the riverside clubs by night. Where to base, where to drink, what to do and what to wear — plus the squad-tee playbook for a Prague hen.
The Cheap-Beer
Hen Capital
Prague has quietly become one of the best-value city breaks in Europe for a group — famous as a top stag city, and just as strong for a hen. The beer is among the cheapest on the continent, the Old Town is tiny and walkable, and short-haul flights into Prague (PRG) land you 30 minutes from the square. A Prague hen do gives you the pretty daytime a lot of destinations can't — Charles Bridge, the Astronomical Clock, a beer spa, a river cruise — stacked into proper nights out around Dlouha street and the big riverside clubs. It suits groups of 6 to 30 and works for mixed ages. This guide covers where to base, what to book, what to wear, and the small mistakes that cost Prague hens money (no pre-booked airport transfer, taking pushy touts up on their "deals", forgetting the cobblestones will destroy heels).
The Bride
White personalised tee + sash + veil for the night out and every photo on Charles Bridge. A lightweight tee beats a full costume for a walking city and still stands out in the group shots.
The MOH
Pre-book from the UK: airport transfer, beer spa, medieval banquet, river cruise. Set up one group WhatsApp and pin the hotel address before you fly. Passport names must match the flight booking.
The Squad
Matching tees as the day-to-night layer over jeans or a going-out top. Comfy shoes for the cobbles, a little Czech koruna cash, and the Bolt app on everyone's phone for cheap fixed-price rides.
The Prague
Hen Zones
Prague's centre is small enough to walk end to end, but the hen action clusters in a few spots. Base in the Old Town for the bars and the beauty; drift to Dlouha street and the river for the nights out. Everything below is within a short stroll or a cheap Bolt.
The Old Town Square
The postcard heart of Prague and where most hens base. The Old Town Square (Staroměstské náměstí) sits under the Astronomical Clock, ringed by terrace cafés, and puts you a two-minute walk from Charles Bridge and a five-minute walk from the Dlouha bars. This is where the daytime photos happen — the clock strikes on the hour, the pastel facades light up at dusk — before the group loops back for dinner and the first drinks. Central, gorgeous and lively till late.
Shop Hen Outfits →Dlouha Street
Prague's main night-out artery, a short walk off the Old Town Square. Cocktail bars, late openers and the entrance to the huge multi-floor clubs feed off Dlouha. This is where the organised pub crawl and the big club night land — reputable, busy, and easy to keep a group together.
Shop Hen Night Looks →The Vltava River
The river that splits the city and frames every classic view. A daytime cruise, a riverside terrace, or a sunset walk under Charles Bridge — and the big riverside superclubs sit right on the water for the night. The default hen daytime that flatters every photo.
Shop Day-Out Tees →Wenceslas Square
The long boulevard of the New Town (Nové Město) — shops, hotels, brasseries and a more spread-out bar scene. Often cheaper for accommodation than the Old Town and still a 10-minute walk in. Good for a bigger group that wants space and value.
Shop Hen Outfits →Hotel Strategy
Base in the Old Town or just off Wenceslas Square so you can walk home from the bars — no late-night taxis needed. A large serviced apartment beats scattered hotel rooms for a hen: one address, a shared kitchen and a balcony for pre-drinks and getting-ready photos.
Shop Hen Do Collection →Personalised Prague Hen Squad Tees
Bride + squad tees with names, roles and "Prague Hen Do 2026" front prints. Lightweight, UK-printed and shipped to your door before you fly. Order 2 weeks ahead.
The Prague
Hen Itinerary
A reliable 3-night Prague hen runs Friday arrival to Monday flight, stacking sightseeing and quirky daytimes into big nights around Dlouha street. These are the most-booked hen activities — lock them in from the UK.
Airport Transfer (PRG)
Prague airport is about 30 minutes out. Pre-book a private minibus for the group with luggage, or split into Bolts (cheap, fixed price) once you land. Don't gamble on the taxi rank — that's where the classic overcharge happens. Sort the return too.
Beer Spa
Prague's signature novelty — soak in a wooden tub of warm beer with unlimited pours on tap beside it. Private rooms take small groups, it photographs brilliantly, and it's a gentle hangover-friendly daytime. Book the whole room ahead for the hen.
Brewery & Beer Tour
A guided crawl of Prague's beer halls and microbreweries, tastings included — the friendly, well-organised way to drink in the cheapest beer city in Europe. A good early-evening warm-up that feeds and paces the group before the clubs.
Medieval Tavern Banquet
A candle-lit cellar banquet with unlimited drinks, hearty platters and live medieval entertainment. Everyone sits together, it's a set price, and it suits a mixed-age hen — the classy-but-fun dinner before the group heads to Dlouha.
Vltava River Cruise
A sightseeing or dinner cruise past Charles Bridge and the castle. Add prosecco for the hen and time it for sunset. The most relaxed — and most Instagrammed — Prague daytime, and an easy one to book for the whole group.
Shooting Range or Escape Room
For a daytime that isn't drinking: an indoor shooting range (a stag/hen favourite) or a city-centre escape room the squad can race in teams. Both are cheap in Prague, book easily for groups, and reset a hungover crew before the last night.
Pub Crawl + Riverside Club
The classic Prague hen night — an organised pub crawl around Dlouha street that ends in one of the huge multi-floor riverside clubs. Bride in white tee + sash; squad in colour. Stick with the group and reputable venues, and settle a price before you commit anywhere.
Recovery Brunch + Old Town
A slow brunch on an Old Town Square terrace, then a gentle wander over Charles Bridge for the golden-hour squad photo before the last night or the flight home. The easy, pretty end to the trip.
What to Wear
in Prague
Prague is a walking city on cobbled streets, warm and sunny in summer and cool in the evenings — so plan light, matching and layered, with footwear that survives the stones.
The Bride's Look
White personalised tee + sash + veil for the night out and the Charles Bridge photos; swap to a going-out dress for the banquet or the club if she wants one glam look. The tee carries the whole trip — the veil is just for the pictures.
Shop Bride Outfits →Personalised Squad Tees
The base layer for the whole trip. Names + roles + "Prague 2026" print. Light cotton over jeans or shorts by day, the group ID for the bars by night. Different colour for the bride so she's easy to spot in a crowd.
Shop Personalised Tees →Sun & Weather Kit
Prague summers hit the high 20s to 30s — pack sun cream, sunglasses and a refillable water bottle for the daytime, plus a light jacket for the cooler evenings by the river. The forecast swings, so a small fold-up layer earns its place.
Shop Hen Looks →Day-to-Night Layers
A going-out top or dress under the squad tee means one outfit takes you from the beer spa to dinner without a hotel run. Pack one smarter outfit for the banquet or the club, and a light layer for walking home late.
Shop Hen Looks →Cobble-Proof Shoes
The Prague hen hack — heels die on the cobblestones. Bring flat boots or trainers for the daytime and block heels at most for the night. Your feet will thank you after a day of Old Town walking and a night of bar-hopping.
Shop Hen Looks →Matching Robes
Personalised robes for the apartment getting-ready photos before the first big night. The most-shared Instagram of any hen, and a cosy layer for a cooler Prague morning on the balcony.
Shop Hen Robes →💡 The Prague Hen Hack
Order the tees to the UK before you fly and pack them — don't risk printing abroad or shipping to a hotel that won't hold parcels. Get everyone in their tee at the airport: the group is instantly identifiable in the terminal, on the transfer and in every photo from the second you land. It also makes the head-count easy when someone wanders off at duty-free.
What a Prague
Hen Costs
Real per-person budget for a 3-night Prague hen, flights included, depending on when you book and how hard you go. Once you're out there the cheap beer and cheap Bolts keep the daily spend low — book flights + hotel 2–4 months out for the best price.
| Tier | What's Included | Budget pp |
|---|---|---|
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Budget Shared apartment, off-peak |
Return flights, 3 nights in a shared central apartment, airport transfer, one big activity, cheap beer + food. Self-cater breakfast. | £180–£260 |
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Standard 3★ hotel, the full itinerary |
Flights, 3 nights in a central 3★, transfers, beer spa + medieval banquet + river cruise, pub crawl and club nights. | £280–£400 |
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Premium 4★ + private everything |
Flights, 4★ hotel, private beer-spa room, private banquet table, dinner cruise, club VIP tables and a spa morning. | £430–£600 |
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Squad Tees Add-on |
Personalised tees from SQUAD SOCIETY, named + roles. UK-printed, ships before you fly. | £20–£35 |
Prague MOH
Packing List
Pre-flight admin + city-break essentials. The abroad hen lives and dies on the passport-and-transfer prep — and Prague adds cobbles and Czech koruna to the list.
Before You Fly
- Personalised tees ordered 2+ weeks ahead & packed
- Passports valid 6+ months, names match the booking
- Free GHIC card ordered for everyone
- Airport transfer booked both ways (or Bolt app installed)
- Beer spa, medieval banquet & river cruise pre-booked
- Travel insurance for the group
- Group WhatsApp + shared itinerary + hotel address pinned
Outfit Kit
- Squad tees (named, sized, packed by person)
- Sash + veil for the bride
- One smarter outfit for the banquet or club
- Flat boots / trainers for the cobbles (skip the heels)
- Light jacket for cooler riverside evenings
- Robes for getting-ready photos
- Backup tee for the bride
City & Night Survival
- Czech koruna cash + a card (Prague isn't on the euro)
- Bolt app for cheap fixed-price rides
- Sun cream, sunglasses & a refillable water bottle
- Painkillers + plasters (cobbles + new shoes)
- Portable phone charger
- Polaroid / disposable camera
- Hotel name on a card (the bride loses her phone)
Packed & Printed
Before You Fly.
UK-based, UK-printed personalised tees with fast turnaround — ordered to your door in time to pack, so there's no gamble on printing abroad or a hotel losing your parcel. Group ordering: one order, every name + role, one delivery. Lightweight cotton that survives the beer spa, the river cruise and a long day on the cobbles.
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Questions Answered
Where should we base for a Prague hen do?
Base in the Old Town (Staré Město), within a walk of the Old Town Square and Dlouha street. From there you can reach the bars, the Astronomical Clock and the Vltava riverfront on foot. It is compact, lit late and easy to move around, so the squad can hop between venues without taxis. Nové Město around Wenceslas Square is the next-best base and often a little cheaper.
Which airport do we fly into and how do we get in?
Prague (PRG), about 30 minutes from the centre. Pre-book a private minibus transfer for a big group with luggage, or use the Bolt app once you land — rides are cheap and Bolt gives a fixed price, so you avoid being overcharged at the rank. Sort the return the same way before the last night.
Is Prague good for a mixed-age hen?
Very. The daytime is genuinely cultural — Charles Bridge, the castle, a Vltava river cruise, a beer spa — which suits mums and aunties, while Dlouha street and the big riverside clubs handle the younger squad at night. You can do a relaxed medieval banquet and a full night out on the same trip.
When should we go for the best weather and price?
May, June and September give warm days without the peak-summer crush. Prague works as a short-haul city break all year, so book flights and hotel 2–4 months ahead for the best price, and order personalised tees 2–3 weeks before you fly.
Any safety tips for a Prague hen group?
Stick to reputable, agreed-price bars and clubs and check the bill before you pay. Ignore the pushy strip-club and free-drink touts on the main tourist streets — they are the one common rip-off. Use the Bolt app for fixed-fare rides, carry a little Czech koruna as well as a card, and keep the group together late at night.
How early should we order squad tees?
2 weeks before you fly, ideally 3 — every tee is made to order. Last-minute is usually possible; message us before paying and we will confirm the turnaround.
Now Plan the
Prague Hen
Personalised tees, hen squad outfits and accessories — everything for a Prague hen do, UK-printed and shipped to your door in time to pack.
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