Cross Club

A friend took me to Cross Club after coming to Prague a few times and getting used to the normal tourist bars. This place was definitely dfiferent! It’s a photographer’s dream, and we got plenty of pictures of the unusual environment. I always tell people to go to this bar when visiting Prague as it’s really something different. Not everyone will like the music they play there, but it’s cool to see if you have time.

The underdog of global clubs, the Cross Club is one of the most versatile underground clubs I’ve been to. With many rooms, which some have their own private bars and music genres, it’s never boring. I’ve seen some shows during my visits to Prague and it was really awesome experience.
The main bar is located in a steampunk-​crazy hall, with tiny, tiny booths. Place was so trippin’… awesome stuff!
On the upper level, in case the munchies will take over, there an actual restaurant, that serves local Czech along with maybe the better pizza I’ve had in Praha.
The prices are cheap and the beer, as it should be everywhere on this planet, is cheaper than water.
Love and miss that place!

One of the best place to forget the stupid beer drinking tours for Americans and understand what is Praha!

This place is CRAZY, but in a CRAZILY AWESOME way. Wow.
A friend of mine who grew up in Prague told us to come meet her at one of the most far-​away stations in the subway network «for an interesting Sunday night». Interesting it was and absolutely a lot of fun, as well.
Cross Club looks like a big garbage dump from a distance and basically is exactly that, as it’s all made out of old machines. You can sit outside in the garden, but also go inside in to the labyrinth-​like rooms (in quite a couple of them is smoking allowed, bohoo), with electronic music blaring from the speakers. I was told they have live bands every night and at least this Sunday we were lucky.
Also lucky enough to exactly catch the last subway back to the city center, but honestly? I wouldn’t have minded to stay here and dance a little longer.

A must see in Prague! Not like any other club, the interior design is like a metal junk yard. It’s large with a number of rooms and a café upstair. Easy place to meet people and make friends. They play techno music but not too hard core.

An amazing place with diferent ambients that just looks like a maze. If you want a place for dancing, chillin or even eating (there’s a café in there also) you should definitly go there.

We came here most unusually to eat. The servers here were nice, most are not speaking english but can deal with broken czech. The interior is interesting, split into rooms, some smoking, some non smoking and they also have a childrens play area.
The food was surprisingly good. I have hummus and homemade focaccia garlic bread. Delicious. The hummus was a bit pricy but it was a large portion and very good quality. It came with about 4 homemade wheat tortilla chips which I thought were weird and didn’t need to be a part of the hummus but they were easy to get rid of. The focaccia was perfectly baked, super garlicy (if you love garlic you need to get this) and they were great together for dipping. My friend had the veggie burger and said it was alright, but the fries were homemade and also good.
Overall I thought the experience here was good. Our server was nice, prompt and the food was good. I would go back here to try out some other food or even to their live music downstairs :-)

Cross Club is a labyrinth of small bars and dance rooms pumping different electronic music. Each room is creatively decorated with metal junk from computers and cars. You can easily get lost in here, especially if you’ve had a few drinks. Moving sculptures made of windshield wipers and LED lights hypnotize you along with the bumping music. The lawyers would never allow a club like this to exist in the USA because of all the jagged metal pieces on every surface.
Cross Club is a necessary stop in Prague. Even if you’re not into electronic music, the drinks are cheap so you have nothing to lose.

This is a must see attraction in Prague. The multi-​storey labyrinth of steampunk-​inspired art installations with moving mechanical parts will surely blow your mind.
Even if you’re not into the thumping music or the crowd, you can’t leave Prague without experiencing the Cross Club. The regulars look a bit rough and dodgy but didn’t look to be troublemakers. It’s very common to see people either passed out or getting high anywhere you go. The up-​and-​coming minimal and psytrance djs really get the crowd going and once they do the wacky interior/​atmosphere really intensifies your experience. If you need a break, you can go sit in the beer garden and grab some reasonably priced food.

Cross Club is one of the legendary Prague’s club that you have to visit at least once in your life. However, if you’re not into electronic music and people high on all kinds of drugs stumbling around you, don’t bother to pay to get into the dance part of the club. Just grab a beer in the outside garden, at the bar or in the café on the first floor and enjoy the very interesting architecture and design of this place.

This is a strange steam punk place. You just got to go. DId not eat the food, which looked alright other than that silly corn on pizza thing they have as a topping option it looked good. The have a longer beer list than most place in Prague do and it is within easy walk distance of the Metro station. The steampunk welded creations which must be seen to be believe let you know you found it.

Interesting club. The steampunk interior is amazing, lots of details! That’s why this club is worth visiting. The music is mostly electronic, so probably not for everyone. But since it’s a big club, you can escape the music and go to the yard, for example. Let’s suppose you find it. Because of all the decorations and the size of the club, it is rather difficult to find, what you’re looking for, if you don’t know the place very well.

Unglaublich schöné, gelungene Steampunk-​Einrichtung. Hier war Kreativität am Werk. Toller Biergarten auf mehreren Etagen, elektronische Musik und sehr interessante Menschen (internationales Publikum).

Cet endroit a été crée par des geeks des geeks de musique, des geeks de méchanique et j’en passé. Un grand labyrinthe, une ambiance d’enfer et de la super musique :)

Absolut großartige Innenausstattung, wenn man Steampunk mag. Gutes Essen zu aus deutscher Sicht niedrigen Preisen.

Le Cross Club…
Que dire à part que c’est un superbe endroit, déco bien barré très biomécanique le tout articulé et en mouvement comme vous pouvez le voir sur les photos.
Niveau style musical, c’est de tout, rock, reggae, techno etc
Je l’ai mis en boîte de nuit car la mention «Club» seul n’existe pas, mais c’est bien un club.
Le prix des entrées, quand il y en a et plus que abordable !!!
Deux salles principales ou en général c’est deux ambiances différentes, tout sa paumé sur 2 ou 3 étages. (je me suis perdu le premier soir ou j’y suis allé :-))
Endroit vraiment à faire et à découvrir, station de métro très proche.
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