The short answer: catch one of the evening shows of the Astronomical Clock, walk to Charles Bridge, then eat and listen to live music. Everything below is a short walk from Malé náměstí, the little square next to Old Town Square.
An evening walk
Old Town Square and the Astronomical Clock. Every hour from 9am to 11pm, the clock strikes and the procession of the apostles appears in its two windows. The 11pm show is the last one of the day. Look up at the twin towers of the Týn Church across the square.
Charles Bridge. From Malé náměstí, follow Karlova Street to the river, about a 7-minute walk. The bridge is open to walkers day and night, with Prague Castle across the river.
Live music
At Annie's there's live music Monday to Friday from 6pm to 9pm, in a bar built around the music and spirit of the 60s and 70s.
Late food
Annie's kitchen is open until 11pm from Sunday to Thursday and until midnight on Friday and Saturday. Burgers with fresh-cut fries, Nashville chicken sandwiches, wings and nachos. → Best burgers in Old Town
Drinks
Every day from 4pm to 7pm it's happy hour: buy 1, get 1 free. The bar is open until midnight from Sunday to Thursday and until 1am on Friday and Saturday, with 21 taps of Czech beer and cider. → Best beer in Old Town
A sample evening (Monday to Friday)
- 6pm: happy hour and live music at Annie's on Malé náměstí.
- 9pm: the Astronomical Clock show, steps away on Old Town Square.
- 9.15pm: along Karlova Street to Charles Bridge, about 7 minutes.
- Back for late food: Annie's kitchen is open until 11pm, on Friday until midnight.
Getting back
The metro runs until about midnight. The nearest stations are Staroměstská (line A), about 5 minutes on foot, and Můstek (lines A and B), about 6 minutes. After midnight, night trams take over. Check the times in the PID Lítačka app or on pid.cz before you set off.
