We had a blast into 2010, thanks to all for the positive party energy!

Itinerary
Meeting Point: Pub Crawl Bar, 24 Dlouha St., Prague 1 Starting Time: 20:00

Includes:

• 1 hour (until 9pm) free Czech Beer, Moravian Wine, Bohemian Champagne and vodka shooters
• Free New Year's entry to Chapeau Rouge plus a free welcome shot (9pm - 10pm) o Free New Year's entry to Double Trouble plus a free welcome shot (10pm - 11pm) o Free New Year's entry to Karlovy Lanze, the biggest club in Central Europe (11pm - All Night)

Your wildest New Years party in Prague is already organized! Make your reservation soon as space is limited to a maximum amount of crawlers! Prague Pub Crawl, International Party is one of the largest organized pub crawls in Europe. Take the unrivalled opportunity to meet fellow party-minded travellers from all around the World at the official Pub Crawl Bar, meeting point. It's there, in New Year's spirit, where you'll drink for an hour of free beer, wine, champagne and vodka shooters.

Then follow our fun-loving crawl-guides to the first stop, Chapeau Rouge. Forget paying the entry to this local hot-spot and after your free welcome shot enjoy 3 floors, 4 bars and 3 stages with various renowned djs and underground performances.

After an hour continue crawling with us to the next stop: Double Trouble music bar! This cellar bar claims itself as a no blush bar so anything goes, dance on the tables and cool off under the spray of champagne! Entrance is free as well as a tasty welcome shot.

Again, after an hour, continue crawling to our last spot, the premier club in Prague, Karlovy Lazne, right next to Charles Bridge. Forget about the entry price because it's all taken care of so that you enjoy all 5 floors with different themes and styles of music on each level and it doesn't close until the sun comes up!

Fireworks can ideally be viewed from the banks of the Vltalva river. The mid-night display matches perfectly with this itinerary as Karlovy Lazne, the final destination, is located on the river-bank, next to Charles' Bridge.