After checking into your boutique hotel in the heart of the Old Town, enjoy a leisurely breakfast at Café Savoy while watching the city awaken. Wander to the iconic Old Town Square, where the Astronomical Clock begins its hourly ballet, and snap a first glimpse of the Gothic spires surrounding you.
Meander through the maze of cobblestone lanes, stopping at the towering Church of Our Lady before the Staré Město, then pause for a rich Czech coffee at the historic Café Louvre. Continue your exploration with a visit to the bustling Market Square, where artisans sell handcrafted souvenirs and the scent of trdelník fills the air.
As twilight drapes the rooftops, savor a romantic dinner of traditional Czech cuisine at Lokál Dlouhááá, followed by a gentle evening stroll to the Vltava River promenade. End the night with a leisurely boat cruise, allowing the illuminated skyline of the Old Town to sparkle like a fairy‑tale backdrop for the days ahead.
After a leisurely breakfast, take the short tram ride to Castle Hill, where the golden sunrise kisses the spires of St. Vitus Cathedral; join a guided tour that reveals the hidden chambers of the Old Royal Palace and the mystic legend of the Golem. Wander through the serene Golden Lane, imagining artisans of centuries past while the city below awakens.
Descend to the picturesque gardens of the Royal Castle, strolling through the lush Rose Garden and enjoying panoramic vistas of the Vltava River; pause for a light lunch at the historic Café U Prince, savoring a fresh open‑sandwich and a glass of Moravian wine. Continue your journey with a visit to the Lobkowicz Palace, where you’ll be immersed in priceless art collections and a private concert of Mozart in the intimate salon.
As dusk settles, head to the charming Hradčany quarter for a romantic dinner at Villa Richter, where modern Czech cuisine meets candlelit ambiance overlooking the illuminated castle. Conclude the night with a leisurely walk along the castle walls, letting the glittering city lights and distant echo of the Astronomical Clock from day one create a seamless, magical continuation of your Prague adventure.
Start the day with a leisurely breakfast at Café Slavia, perched beside the Vltava, where you can watch the river’s gentle flow before strolling down the charming lanes of Malá Strana. Meander to the baroque St. Nicholas Church, its gilded interior and soaring dome echoing the romantic atmosphere set on Day 1, and then wander through the tranquil Wallenstein Garden, hand‑in‑hand with your partner, admiring its peacock‑filled ponds and sculpted hedges.
Cross the iconic Charles Bridge at midday, pausing to capture the statues and panoramic views that mirror the twilight skyline you admired from the boat cruise on Day 1. On the opposite side, explore the historic Kampa Island, visiting the Museum Kampa’s modern art collection before enjoying a light lunch of open‑sandwiches and Moravian wine at the riverside Café Savoy.
As the sun sets, dine romantically at Terasa U Prince, a rooftop restaurant offering sweeping vistas of the illuminated Charles Bridge and Prague Castle, a perfect continuation of the castle‑lit evenings you experienced on Day 2. After dinner, take a moonlit stroll along the Vltava’s promenade, letting the softly glowing lanterns reflect on the water as you savor the lingering magic of your Prague adventure.
Begin with a leisurely breakfast at the historic Café Louvre, then wander into the heart of Josefov to explore the Jewish Museum’s nine synagogues, including the poignant Pinkas Synagogue, and walk among centuries‑old tombstones in the Old Jewish Cemetery, echoing the reflective moments from the castle walls on Day 2.
After a light lunch of trdelník and Moravian wine at the cozy Mlejnice restaurant, continue your cultural immersion by visiting the stunning Spanish Synagogue with its Moorish interiors, the historic Jewish Town Hall, and the medieval Maisel Synagogue, allowing the stories of resilience to weave through your romantic stroll.
Cap the day with a candlelit dinner at the intimate restaurant U Kroka, where traditional Czech‑Jewish dishes are paired with fine wines, then enjoy a soulful violin concert in the Old‑New Synagogue, letting the lingering melodies echo the moonlit promenade you shared on Day 3.
Begin the day with a leisurely breakfast at Café U Černého Orla, just a short walk from the historic fort, where you can sip a rich Czech coffee while watching the Vltava glitter in the early light. Stroll hand‑in‑hand up to the Vyšehrad Fortress, exploring the majestic Basilica of St. Peter and St. Paul and wandering through the tranquil Vyšehrad Cemetery, where the graves of Czech luminaries echo the reflective moments you shared on the castle walls of Day 2.
After a light lunch of open‑sandwiches and Moravian wine at the charming Vyšehrad Restaurant, meander through the expansive Vyšehrad Gardens, pausing at the iconic statue of St. Wenceslas for panoramic views of the city skyline you admired from the boat cruise on Day 1. Continue your riverside adventure with a leisurely walk along the Vltava’s promenade, spotting swans gliding by and enjoying the gentle breeze that carries the faint strains of a violin from the Old‑New Synagogue of Day 4.
Conclude the day with a romantic dinner at Villa Šárka, a cozy spot perched on the hill’s edge offering candlelit tables and sweeping river vistas that mirror the illuminated Charles Bridge of Day 3. After the meal, linger on the fortress walls for a quiet moment, letting the city lights twinkle below as a seamless, magical continuation of the evening promenades that have woven your Prague adventure together.
Begin with a leisurely breakfast at the charming Café Papeik tucked near the base of Petřín, then take the historic funicular up to the Petřín Tower, where you’ll soak in sweeping 360° views that echo the sunrise over St. Vitus Cathedral from Day 2 and the river glitter you admired on Day 1. Afterward, wander hand‑in‑hand through the romantic Mirror Maze, letting its reflections playfully recall the mirrored moments of the Charles Bridge lanterns seen on Day 3.
Descend to Letná Park and stroll toward the iconic Metronome, pausing at the expansive lawns that frame the city’s skyline—the very panorama that has been your compass since the boat cruise of Day 1. Enjoy a light lunch at Letná Beer Garden, savoring craft Czech lager and open‑sandwiches while the Vltava glides below, then explore the sculptural garden paths and the historic Letná Observation Tower for another perspective on Prague’s spired rooftops.
As sunset paints the sky, settle at the intimate rooftop restaurant Vltavská Terasa, where a candlelit dinner of modern Czech cuisine is served against a backdrop of the illuminated Charles Bridge and castle lights you fell in love with on Days 2 and 3. Conclude the night with a leisurely walk along the Letná promenade, the soft jazz notes from a nearby gazebo weaving together the romance and history that have threaded through every moment of your Prague adventure.
Start the final day with a leisurely breakfast at the historic Café Imperial, savoring a warm Czech pastry while watching the sunrise over the grand façade of the National Museum. Afterwards, wander through the museum’s grand stairwell and admire the panoramic city view from its dome, echoing the vistas you captured on Petřín Hill. Finish the morning with a gentle stroll down Na Příkopě, picking up any last‑minute souvenirs and feeling the lively pulse that has accompanied you since Day 1.
Enjoy a light lunch at the elegant Café Savoy, a beloved spot you revisited on Day 1, and delight in their signature open‑sandwiches paired with Moravian wine. Continue with a relaxed walk to the nearby State Opera, where you can admire the opulent interiors before heading back to Wenceslas Square for a quick coffee at Můj šálek kávy, letting the familiar hum of the square tie together the romance of your journey. Take a moment to sit on the iconic equestrian statue of Saint Wenceslas, reflecting on the historic stories you explored from the Jewish Quarter to Vyšehrad.
Bid farewell to Prague with a candlelit dinner at the rooftop restaurant V Zátiší, where modern Czech cuisine and sweeping views of the illuminated square mirror the romantic evenings you shared on the castle walls and Letná promenade. After the meal, linger for a final stroll beneath the twinkling lights of Wenceslas Square, allowing the soft glow to echo the boat cruise’s sparkle from Day 1. End the night with a slow walk back to your boutique hotel, where a private transfer awaits to carry you gently to the airport, concluding a seamless, magical adventure.
| Place / Activity | Cost |
|---|---|
| Café Savoy | €8-12 per person |
| Old Town Square | Free |
| Astronomical Clock | Free |
| Church of Our Lady before the Staré Město (Church of Our Lady before Týn) | €10 admission |
| Café Louvre | €6-10 per person |
| Market Square (Tržnice) | Free to browse, snacks €3-7 |
| Lokál Dlouhááá | €15-25 per person |
| Vltava River promenade (boat cruise) | €15 per person (standard evening cruise) |
| Prague Castle (Castle Hill) | €16 (ticket includes St. Vitus Cathedral, Old Royal Palace, Golden Lane, gardens) |
| St. Vitus Cathedral | Included in Prague Castle ticket |
| Old Royal Palace | Included in Prague Castle ticket |
| Golden Lane | Included in Prague Castle ticket |
| Rose Garden (Růžová zahrada) | Free |
| Café U Prince | €8-12 per person |
| Lobkowicz Palace | €15 per person |
| Villa Richter | €30-45 per person |
| Café Slavia | €8-12 per person |
| St. Nicholas Church (Malá Strana) | €10 admission |
| Wallenstein Garden | Free |
| Charles Bridge | Free |
| Kampa Island | Free |
| Museum Kampa | €10 per person |
| Terasa U Prince | €35-50 per person |
| Mlejnice restaurant | €10-15 per person |
| Spanish Synagogue | €12 per person |
| Jewish Town Hall | €6 per person |
| Maisel Synagogue | €6 per person |
| U Kroka | €20-30 per person |
| Old-New Synagogue (concert) | €20 per person |
| Café U Černého Orla | €7-10 per person |
| Vyšehrad Fortress | Free |
| Basilica of St. Peter and St. Paul (Vyšehrad) | Free |
| Vyšehrad Gardens | Free |
| Villa Šárka | €30-45 per person |
| Café Papeik | €7-11 per person |
| Petřín Tower | €8 per person |
| Mirror Maze (Petřín) | €5 per person |
| Letná Park | Free |
| Metronome (Letná) | Free |
| Letná Beer Garden | €15-20 per person |
| Letná Observation Tower | €4 per person |
| Vltavská Terasa | €35-50 per person |
| Café Imperial | €9-13 per person |
| National Museum | €12 per person |
| Café Savoy (return visit) | €12-16 per person |
| State Opera | Free |
| Můj šálek kávy | €5-8 per person |
| V Zátiší | €40-60 per person |
| Estimated Total (per person) | €2100-€2400 (approximately $2300-$2600) |