Land at Václav Havel Airport Prague and take the Airport Express bus, taxi or booked transfer to central Prague; allow 30–60 minutes depending on traffic. Public transport runs until late; taxis and rideshares are available 24/7.
Head to Mlejnice for rustic Czech dishes or Lokál for classic Czech food and beer; both are open late for dinner and give a great first taste of Czech cuisine.
Walk Charles Bridge then through Old Town Square to see the Astronomical Clock (mechanical show at the top of the hour). Most outdoor sites are accessible all day.
Visit Vyšehrad fortress and parks for panoramic city views; many areas are open freely and the Basilica and cemetery have visitor hours (usually 9:00–17:00).
90-minute sightseeing cruise gives a relaxed perspective on Prague’s bridges and skyline. Typical departures run midday to evening; book ahead in high season.
Take an early regional train from Prague to Kutná Hora (approx 1h). Trains run several times daily; check CD schedules and book any preferred connections.
Plachutta for classic Tafelspitz or Figlmüller for schnitzel; both are iconic Viennese choices and typically open for dinner from early evening (reservations recommended).
Take an early train to Dresden (approx 3–4 hours with possible connection in Prague). Check DB and CD timetables and allow border/passport time if needed.
To reach Prague for your Monday flight, book an early direct EuroCity train (approx 4.5–5 hours) or a short flight; trains depart throughout the morning—check DB and Czech Railways for schedules.
Arrive Prague main station and transfer to Václav Havel Airport by Airport Express bus or taxi. Allow at least 2–3 hours for international flight check-in and security.