Prague, Czech Republic
Updated April 2026 · Places to Visit in Europe
Best Places to Stay
- Luxury: Four Seasons Hotel Prague, Augustine, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Hotel Kings Court
- Mid-range: Hotel Golden Angel, Mosaic House Design Hotel, Hotel Pod Věží
- Budget: Czech Inn, Hostel One Prague, Sir Toby's Hostel
Best Places to Eat
- Fine Dining: La Degustation Bohême Bourgeoise, Field, Alkohol
- Traditional Czech: Lokál Dlouhááá, U Modré Kachničky, Restaurace Mlejnice
- Beer: Pivnice U Swan, U Fleků (historic brewery), Pivovarský klub
- Street Food: Trdelník (chimney cake), klobása (sausage), smažený sýr (fried cheese)
Best Sites to Visit
- Castle Complex: Prague Castle, St. Vitus Cathedral, Golden Lane, Old Royal Palace
- Charles Bridge: Iconic bridge with statues, best at sunrise/sunset
- Old Town Square: Astronomical Clock, Týn Church, St. Nicholas Church
- Jewish Quarter: Josefov (synagogues, Old Jewish Cemetery, Jewish Museum)
- Petřín Hill: Petřín Tower (mini Eiffel), mirror maze, gardens
- Vyšehrad: Historic fort with stunning views over the Vltava
Sample 2-3 Day Itinerary
Day 1: Castle & Lesser Town
- Morning: Prague Castle complex (allow 3+ hours), St. Vitus Cathedral, Old Royal Palace
- Afternoon: Golden Lane, Nerudova Street (picturesque), Lesser Town (Malá Strana)
- Evening: Charles Bridge at sunset, dinner in Lesser Town with river views
Day 2: Old Town & Jewish Quarter
- Morning: Old Town Square (Astronomical Clock show on the hour), Týn Church, St. Nicholas Church
- Afternoon: Jewish Quarter (Jewish Museum, synagogues, Old Jewish Cemetery), Paris Street shopping
- Evening: Wenceslas Square, dinner in a traditional Czech restaurant, try Pilsner Urquell
Day 3: Beyond the Center
- Morning: Vyšehrad fort, Basilica of St. Peter and Paul, Vyšehrad Cemetery
- Alternative: Petřín Hill (Petřín Tower, mirror maze, rose garden), or Letná Park for views
- Afternoon: Relax in a beer garden (Letná, Riegrovy Sady), or explore Holešovice (DOX Centre for Modern Art)
- Evening: Jazz club (Reduta) or black light theatre show
Note: Purchase a Prague Card for public transport and museum discounts. Wear comfortable shoes for cobblestone streets. Try the local beer (Pilsner, dark lager).
Upcoming Events
- Restaurant of the Week | Foodies + New Friends: Prague
- Prague Tech Mixer and Social (Tech / AI / Data / IT) â¨
- Prague Social and Language Exchange (Make New Friends) â¨
Upcoming Events
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