Prague's weekly salsa runs through one address: La Macumba Music Latino bar in Anděl, where a DJ plays salsa, bachata and kizomba from 9 pm, Monday to Saturday. Monday to Thursday is free. Friday and Saturday cost 200 CZK and run an hour longer. The bar is closed on Sundays. It sits about 100 m from the Anděl metro station on line B.
This guide is deliberately compact, because the verified Prague scene in our salsa listings is compact: every weekly social we currently list happens at this one bar. For a visitor that has a real upside. You learn one address, one metro stop and one start time, and you can dance every night of your stay except Sunday.
At a Glance
La Macumba: One Bar, Six Nights of Latin Music
La Macumba Music Latino bar at Štefánikova 230/7 in Anděl opens at 6 pm, Monday to Saturday, and the DJ starts at 9 pm. The bar's weekly program lists salsa, bachata, kizomba and merengue. On Sundays it is closed unless it announces a special event. The photo at the top of this guide shows one of the bar's DJs at work.
Two practical things to know. The bar asks for neat clothing at the door. And cards are only accepted at the bar for amounts over 100 CZK, so carry some cash on any night, and only cash on Friday and Saturday.
La Macumba venue detailsMonday to Thursday: Free Latin Nights
From Monday to Thursday, entry is free. The DJ starts at 9 pm and the bar closes at 3 am. The bar describes Monday, Tuesday and Thursday as salsa, bachata and kizomba nights, which makes Monday a genuinely low-commitment start to the dance week.
If bachata is your main style, the same nights are your calendar too: see the bachata events in Prague page for the same socials filtered by style.
All salsa events in PragueFriday and Saturday: Paid Nights Until 4 am
Friday and Saturday cost 200 CZK at the door (the bar also takes 10 EUR or 10 USD), cash only. In exchange the night runs an hour longer, from 9 pm to 4 am, with salsa, bachata and kizomba on the same floor.
Both nights have kizomba classes earlier in the evening. Kizomba dancers can find both nights on the kizomba events in Prague page.
Check the weekend scheduleClasses Before the Party
La Macumba hosts classes before the DJ starts. Monday to Wednesday are salsa levels from 6 pm to 9 pm. Thursday has Cuban son from 6 pm and Rueda de Casino from 7:30 pm. Friday has kizomba from 4 pm and salsa from 7 pm, and Saturday is kizomba from 6 pm. The classes are run by different teachers and booked separately.
Your Salsa Week in Prague
All of the following is at La Macumba, with the DJ from 9 pm:
- Monday: salsa, bachata and kizomba until 3 am, free.
- Tuesday: salsa, bachata and kizomba until 3 am, free.
- Wednesday: Latin night until 3 am, free.
- Thursday: salsa, bachata and kizomba until 3 am, free, after the Rueda de Casino class.
- Friday: salsa, bachata and kizomba until 4 am, 200 CZK, cash only.
- Saturday: salsa, bachata and kizomba until 4 am, 200 CZK, cash only.
- Sunday: closed. La Macumba only opens on a Sunday for a special event it announces itself.
Six nights, one metro stop, and the highest cover in the week is 200 CZK.
Browse all Prague salsa eventsFrequently Asked Questions
Where can I dance salsa in Prague during the week?
At La Macumba Music Latino bar in Anděl, Prague 5. The DJ starts at 9 pm every night from Monday to Saturday, and the bar is closed on Sundays. The music is salsa, bachata and kizomba, with some merengue.
How much does salsa dancing in Prague cost?
Monday to Thursday is free. Friday and Saturday cost 200 CZK (or 10 EUR or 10 USD), cash only. At the bar, cards are only accepted for amounts over 100 CZK, so bring cash.
What time do salsa parties in Prague start and finish?
The bar opens at 6 pm and the DJ starts at 9 pm. It closes at 3 am from Monday to Thursday and at 4 am on Friday and Saturday. Most classes run in the early evening, before the party.
Can I dance kizomba or zouk in Prague?
Kizomba, yes: La Macumba plays salsa, bachata and kizomba, and runs kizomba classes on Friday and Saturday. Its program does not list zouk, so check the zouk events in Prague page for other venues.
How do I get to La Macumba?
The bar is at Štefánikova 230/7 in Anděl, Prague 5, about 100 m from the Anděl metro station on line B, so the metro drops you almost at the door.
Plan Your Prague Dance Trip
Start with the Prague city overview for everything we track in the city across styles. Because the whole social week lives at one venue, Prague pairs especially well with a weekend event: browse the festival calendar to line up a congress around your trip, or plan further ahead with our guide to the best salsa festivals in 2027.
And since the nights run until 3 or 4 am, our guide to the best salsa dancing shoes covers what to wear for a long night on the floor.
