Prague Travel Itinerary | Plan Your Perfect Trip

Prague, Czech

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Old Town & Jewish Quarter

Day 1

Start at Old Town Square - see the Astronomical Clock (arrive before the hour for the show), Týn Church, and St. Nicholas Church. Wander the atmospheric streets to the Jewish Quarter (Josefov) to visit synagogues and the haunting Old Jewish Cemetery. Afternoon exploring Pařížská Street's shops. Evening dinner in Old Town followed by a classical concert in a historic venue.

Prague Castle & Malá Strana

Day 2

Morning at Prague Castle complex (arrive early to beat crowds) - St. Vitus Cathedral, Golden Lane, and Old Royal Palace. Lunch in castle area. Afternoon exploring Malá Strana (Lesser Town) - St. Nicholas Church, charming streets, and Wallenstein Garden. Evening walk across Charles Bridge at sunset, then dinner in Malá Strana.

Charles Bridge & Petřín Hill

Day 3

Early morning walk across Charles Bridge before crowds arrive. Explore Kampa Island and its park. Take the funicular or walk up Petřín Hill for panoramic views from the observation tower (mini Eiffel Tower). Visit the Mirror Maze. Afternoon in Malá Strana's hidden gardens or return to explore more of Old Town. Evening beer at a traditional pub.

New Town & Vyšehrad

Day 4

Morning exploring Wenceslas Square and New Town - see the Dancing House, visit the National Museum. Afternoon at Vyšehrad fortress - less crowded alternative to Prague Castle with stunning cemetery, church, and Vltava views. Evening stroll along the riverbank or dinner in Vinohrady neighborhood.

Day Trip

Day 5

Choose one: Kutná Hora (UNESCO town with bone church and St. Barbara's Cathedral), Karlštejn Castle (dramatic hilltop castle), Český Krumlov (fairy-tale medieval town, full day), or Bohemian Switzerland National Park (stunning nature and rock formations). Return to Prague for evening.

Local Neighborhoods & Beer Culture

Day 6

Morning exploring Letná Park and beer garden with city views. Visit the Museum of Communism or DOX contemporary art center. Afternoon in trendy Holešovice - explore markets, street art, and cafés. Evening Czech beer experience - visit historic brewery (Strahov Monastery Brewery) or take a beer tour sampling Czech pilsners.

Art & Hidden Gems

Day 7

Morning at the Lobkowicz Palace (excellent private collection at Prague Castle) or the stunning Art Nouveau Municipal House. Explore hidden passages and courtyards in Old Town. Afternoon shopping for Bohemian crystal, marionettes, or visiting the Mucha Museum. Final evening enjoying traditional Czech cuisine - roast duck, svíčková (beef in cream sauce), or pork knee with beer.

Prague, Czech