Prague's gay sauna scene runs right alongside the Vinohrady bar circuit. You'll find several established spots here, generally a better deal than Western European equivalents, and a mix of vibes, from big multi-floor places to smaller, more local hangouts.

Sauna Labyrint

This one calls itself the biggest sauna in the Czech Republic. It's got a bar, video room, a big steam room, Finnish sauna, dark room, and glory holes. There's even a sex shop on site. The layout definitely nudges you to move between spaces. They throw themed parties all month. It's open 10am–midnight every day.

Pernerova 413, Prague 186 00
🕐 Mon–Sun 10am–12am
💵 $15–$25 equivalent

Sauna Babylonia

Near Mustek metro station, this place has been around for a while. It pulls in a mixed crowd of tourists and locals and gets busy from late afternoon. Inside, you'll find a dry sauna, steam room, jacuzzi, private cabins, and massage services. They do themed events too. Visitors and locals often rate it as one of the best.

Martinská 417/6, Prague 110 00 (near Mustek metro)
🕐 Mon–Sun 12pm–12am
💵 $10–$20 equivalent

Sauna Marco

Recently redone, this Nové Město spot runs 24/7. It has a spacious jacuzzi, private cabins, a sling, and hosts fetish parties and HIV testing events. Free refreshments are a nice touch. Its round-the-clock hours make it your best bet when everything else is shut.

Nové Město district
🕐 24 hours
💵 $10–$18 equivalent

Sauna Bonbon

In the Vinohrady gay neighborhood, this sauna has a more intimate feel, with friendly staff, a sauna, steam room, and relaxation areas. They offer massage services and themed events. It's convenient if you're already in Vinohrady for the bars. It stays open until 2am.

Vinohrady district
🕐 Mon–Sun 12pm–2am

Sauna David

Prague's oldest gay sauna, now fully renovated. It has a bar, sauna, steam room, whirlpool, and internet. It tends to draw an older, regular crowd. It's quieter and feels more local than the bigger saunas.

Sokolovská 4, Prague 186 00

Visitor Tips

    • Bring your own flip-flops if you can; rentals are available but basic.
    • Towels are usually provided or cost a small fee.
    • Prague Pride in August really amps up activity at venues across the city.
    • The currency is Czech koruna (CZK). Cards are widely taken, but carry some cash.