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Metro Chill Out Club

A small dance club oriented around more underground styles of electronic dance music.

nightlife

Address: 8. května 11
Hours: Wed Thu 20:00–03:00, Fri 20:00–05:00, Sat 21:00–04:00
Website: metrochilloutclub.cz (opens in a new tab)

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