Copenhagen & Prague for College Student?

[Kagemusha]

Hey SF, gotta question for you. I've traveled to a few places in Europe (Berlin, Ibiza, Rome, Amsterdam) and I'm looking to to formulate my next Europe itinerary. Berlin is probably one of my favorite cities ever.....with the clubs and just the culture in general. I'm contemplating stopping in Prague for 4 nights and Copenhagen for 3 nights but wanted to perhaps get some feedback from anyone who has been there before? Please keep in mind I'm a 20 year undergrad and this will be more of a 'have fun' party trip instead of a more cultural (art, history, etc) experience.


Any opinions would be fantastic and I thank you in advance for any advice!


*Also, not sure if this makes any difference, but I will be traveling in mid-May.

 

[philipp]

I would recommend to visit the next city with around 1 mil. inhabitants in your area and have some fun there instead of going to Prague.
Nightlife in Prague is really nothing special. My classmates and I went there last autumn I and we saw nothing we had not seen before.

If I were you, I would rather go to Copenhagen.

 

[StephenHero]

Cesky Krumlov is a short train ride from Prague and is a reputable "college town" by European standards. I'd imagine you could have all sorts of fun there.

 

[Kagemusha]

Just to clarify, I'm already stopping on other cities I know for sure I'm wanting to go to. It's just that Prague and Copenhagen are the variables right now, I don't know if I want to go with them for sure or not. I've heard Prague is in some ways like Berlin.......on the cheaper end of things and a lot of young people. Am I wrong in this assumption?

 

[West24]

prague is cheap, but the partying isnt all that amazing. dont do cesky as if its not in season its absolutely dead. go straight to krakow which has crazy partying every day. its full of college students and people coming from all over europe for weekends to party. its also dirt cheap.