7 days in Prague: The Perfect 7-Day Itinerary (2026)

By Flavia Voican, 360 Business Tour · Updated April 2026

Day 1–2: Arrival & City Highlights

Upon arrival in Prague, start by exploring the historic Old Town Square (Staroměstské náměstí), where you can admire the Astronomical Clock and enjoy a coffee at a local café like Café Louvre. Visit Charles Bridge at sunset for free panoramic views of the Vltava River and the Prague Castle, then take a 15-minute walk uphill to see the castle complex, open daily from 7 AM to 6:30 PM (entrance to the castle grounds is free, but specific attractions like the Prague Castle itself cost around €10).

Day 3–4: Museums & Culture

On day three, visit the National Museum (Narodni muzeum) on Wenceslas Square, open 9 AM to 6 PM, with an admission fee of €6. The next day, head to the Jewish Museum in the Josefov district, which includes synagogues and a poignant history of Prague’s Jewish community; guided tours cost around €10 and are available in multiple languages from 9 AM to 5 PM daily.

Day 5: Local Neighbourhoods & Food

Spend the day exploring the quirky, artsy district of Žižkov, home to the Žižkov Television Tower and a vibrant street art scene. For lunch, try U Modré Kachničky in Vinohrady, a beloved Czech restaurant where a hearty meal costs around €15. In the evening, walk through the leafy streets of Karlín and enjoy a drink at U Modré Kachničky’s sister bar, U Modré Kachničky Vinohrady, where cocktails average €8–10.

Day 6: Day Trip from Prague

Take a 1.5-hour train ride (€5.50) to Kutná Hora, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Visit the gothic Church of All Saints and the haunting Sedlec Ossuary; tickets to both are around €15 and open from 9 AM to 5 PM. Return to Prague by late afternoon for a relaxed evening in the city.

Day 7: Final Morning & Departure

On your last morning, enjoy a quiet breakfast at Café Imperial in the Old Town. If time allows, pick up a souvenir at the Central Bohemian Regional Museum or take a final stroll along the Vltava River. Head to the airport with at least two hours before your flight departs from Václav Havel Airport (VNO).

Practical Tips

Purchase a Prague Card (€10–€25 depending on duration) for public transport and museum discounts. Use the 1-day, 2-day, or 3-day pass for unlimited travel on metro lines A, B, and C, plus most trams and buses. Download the Prague Travel app for real-time transit info and ticket purchases.

Budget Breakdown

A basic 7-day trip to Prague can cost between €420–630 for accommodation, food, and attractions, with mid-range travelers spending €910–1,400. Opt for hostels in Old Town or Vinohrady for better locations and value, and use public transport to avoid taxi costs.

• Best area to stay: Old Town (Staré Město)
• Transport: 1-day public transport pass costs €10, 3-day pass €25
• Budget guide: €60–90/day budget, €130–200/day mid-range