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    Prague, Czech Republic
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    Prague, Czech Republic

    "Wander through fairy-tale streets and Gothic spires"

    Prague is a living museum of architecture, from Gothic cathedrals to Baroque palaces. The City of a Hundred Spires captivates visitors with its atmospheric old town, world-class beer culture, and rich musical heritage.

    Best Time to Visit

    April to May or September to October

    Apr – Jun (Spring)

    Mild weather, blooming gardens, Easter markets, and fewer crowds than summer.

    Jul – Aug (Summer)

    Warm days perfect for beer gardens, but the most crowded and expensive period.

    Sep – Oct (Autumn)

    Golden light, wine harvest season, comfortable temperatures, and thinning crowds.

    Dec (Christmas)

    Magical Christmas markets in Old Town Square — mulled wine, trdelník, and festive lights.

    Getting Around

    Prague is very walkable, and the Czech Republic has an excellent rail network for day trips.

    🚇 Metro & Trams

    Prague's metro and iconic trams cover the city efficiently. Buy a 3-day pass for convenience.

    🚂 Czech Railways

    RegioJet and Czech Railways connect major cities. Book online for the best fares.

    🚌 FlixBus / RegioJet Bus

    Comfortable buses to Český Krumlov, Karlovy Vary, and other destinations.

    🚶 Walking

    Prague's center is compact — most attractions are within 30 minutes' walk of each other.

    💡 Get a Lítačka card for unlimited Prague transport — it works on metro, trams, and buses.

    Suggested Itineraries

    Day 1

    Arrival & Old Town

    Settle in, Old Town Square, Astronomical Clock, evening walk to Charles Bridge.

    Day 2

    Jewish Quarter & Wenceslas

    Josefov synagogues, cemetery, Wenceslas Square, Municipal House café.

    Day 3

    Prague Castle Day

    Early Charles Bridge crossing, castle complex, Golden Lane, Malá Strana lunch.

    Day 4

    Petřín & Vinohrady

    Petřín funicular and tower, afternoon in leafy Vinohrady's cafés and wine bars.

    Day 5

    Kutná Hora Day Trip

    Train to Kutná Hora, Sedlec Ossuary, St. Barbara's Church, back for dinner.

    Day 6

    Beer & Baroque

    Morning brewery tour, afternoon at Loreta and Strahov Monastery library.

    Day 7

    Vyšehrad & Departure

    Vyšehrad walk, Náplavka farmers' market brunch, transfer to the airport.

    🌱 Psst — you don't have to do it all. The best souvenirs are slow mornings and one unplanned detour you'll still be talking about years later.

    Highlights

    Charles BridgePrague CastleOld Town SquareBeer culture

    Must See

    • Prague Castle
    • Charles Bridge
    • Old Town Square
    • Jewish Quarter

    Local Cuisine

    SvíčkováTrdelníkCzech beerKnedlíky

    Insider Tip

    Walk across Charles Bridge at sunrise to avoid crowds and capture magical photos.