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Start at Old Town Square (Staré Město) – grab coffee at Café Louvre (historic café, €3-4) to soak in the square’s charm. Watch the Astronomical Clock (Prazský orloj) chime at 1 PM (free, but arrive early to avoid crowds). Wander the Old Town Bridge Tower for panoramic views (€5 entry). Walk across Charles Bridge (Karlův most) – arrive by 8:30 AM to beat tour groups. Snap photos of the statues and river views (free, 15 mins).
Transport: Walk from Old Town Square to Charles Bridge (5 mins). Use trams 17/22 from Old Town to Jewish Quarter later (€1.50).
Lunch at a traditional Czech beer hall like U Modré Kachničky (near Old Town Square) – order svíčková (marinated beef with dumplings, €10-12) and a local beer (€3-4). After lunch, explore the Jewish Quarter (Josefov) – visit the Old Jewish Cemetery (€5, 30 mins) and Maisel Synagogue (€5, 45 mins). Wander Judenplatz for quiet courtyards.
Transport: Tram 17 from Old Town Square (10 mins, €1.50) to Josefov. Walk to cemetery (5 mins).
Dinner in Malá Strana – try trdelník (sweet chimney cake) from a street vendor near Charles Bridge (€2-3). Eat at U Modré Kachničky for goulash (beef stew, €9-11) and kolache (sweet pastry, €2). End at Wenceslas Square (Václavské náměstí) – see the illuminated statue, sip coffee at U Modrého Kostela (€4), and people-watch (free).
Transport: Walk from Malá Strana to Wenceslas Square (15 mins). Tram 22 from square to hotel (€1.50).
Costs: Entry fees €10, Lunch €15, Dinner €15, Transport €3.
Take tram 21 from Wenceslas Square to Vyšehrad (€1.50, 20 mins). Hike up to the Vyšehrad Fortress (€5, 1 hour) for views of Prague. See the St. Vitus Cathedral (exterior only; interior requires separate ticket), then stroll through the Vyšehrad Cemetery (notable graves, free).
Transport: Tram 21 from Wenceslas Square (20 mins, €1.50). Walk up from station.
Lunch at Žižkov – eat hádanky (meat dumplings) at U Pěti Křížů (€8-10, casual spot). After lunch, explore Žižkov Tower (€5, 30 mins) – take the elevator for city views. Wander Žižkov's hipster streets (think indie shops, street art) for souvenirs.
Transport: Tram 21 from Vyšehrad (5 mins, €1.50) to Žižkov. Walk to tower (10 mins).
Dinner in Vinohrady – try čevábek (grilled meat sandwich, €4) from U Modrého Hříbka (street stall). Eat at U Modrých Kostelů for kapr se zelím (carp with sauerkraut, €12) and plum dumplings (€5). End with a beer garden like Bistro 7 (€5 for a pint) near Vinohrady’s central park.
Transport: Tram 21 from Žižkov to Vinohrady (10 mins, €1.50).
Costs: Fortress €5, Lunch €12, Dinner €15, Transport €3.
Start at Prague Castle (Pražský hrad) – enter via Golden Lane (€12.50, 2 hours). See St. Vitus Cathedral (exterior, free), Old Royal Palace, and Wallenstein Garden. Avoid peak hours; arrive by 9 AM.
Transport: Tram 22 from Wenceslas Square to castle (15 mins, €1.50). Walk from tram stop (5 mins).
Lunch at U Modré Kachničky (castle area) – get trdelník (€2) and <
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Beer is cheaper than water, literally. Cross the Charles Bridge at 6am for photos without crowds. The castle district is beautiful but the old town square is the real heart. I found the best trdelnik at a small stall on Karlova street, not the main square ones.
— Flavia Voican, who has actually visited Prague
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