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If you haven’t been here before, you have got to check this place out. This teahouse is more than just a teahouse —- The name “A Maze in Tchaiovna” is a play on the words “amazing + maze” and “tchaiovna” which means teahouse in Czech. Why maze? This teahouse is filled with many hidden doors (book-shelves that you must push/pull to reveal doorways), and secret entrances which lead to a collec-tion of rooms that you would not have imagined to be there. A great place if you need a place to hideout if it ever comes down to it. What makes this place even more special is that it brings people together. Their mission is to keep people connected andRead more.

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By the author of Prague Superguide, Míra Valeš Prague can be little tricky when it comes to going out and clubbing. Some tacky venues serving mostly tourists still occupy part of the city centre and it is therefore sometime little difficult to find places where the music is good and the crowd is local or well-mixed. Gone is the 90s wave of electronic music, with its venues popping up fast and parties everywhere. But no worries, there are still some solid remnants of the times when everyone was dancing. And more! Here are my tips on the venues you should check before planning the night out: Meet Factory The unofficial king of Prague underground venues is situated in derelict part ofRead more.

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The five-hour rave has wound down, the drugs have well worn off and the realization of your surroundings finally settled in. You’re in a moldy warehouse cellar with paint chips hanging off the walls. The best house DJ you’ve ever heard is finally revealed for what he really is, a soulless drum machine. The jig is most certainly up, your denial notwithstanding. You feel duped, raped, connived into a dark alley and mugged, but you’re not sure why. It eventually hits you that the music’s impressiveness was based largely on the quality of the ecstasy you popped around 1 am. The headliner, incapable of even a modicum of originality, played off your high, with smoke and mirror mixing gimmicks. andRead more.