Classic Viennese-style café with hearty Czech breakfasts and pastries; busy mornings, popular for its coffee and scrambled eggs. Check opening hours (typically opens 8:00).
See the Gothic Týn Church and the Astronomical Clock’s hourly show; great introduction to Prague’s medieval center. The clock show triggers every hour on the hour; expect crowds.
Riverside restaurant with modern Czech and international dishes and views of the bridge and water; reservations recommended for noon. Check opening noon–late.
Visit St. Vitus Cathedral, Old Royal Palace, Golden Lane; purchase a circuit ticket for access to key interiors. Castle opens around 9:00; start early to avoid lines.
Historic monastery with ornate philosophical and theological libraries; library visits usually allowed during set hours (approx 9:00–17:00) and may restrict photography.
Visit the Old Jewish Cemetery, Spanish Synagogue, and Jewish Museum; tickets often sold as a combined pass and sites open around 9:00. Respectful dress required.
Stroll the riverbanks, boardwalk cafés, or—if visiting on weekends—explore the Náplavka farmers’ and food markets. Market days typically weekends from morning to afternoon.
Historic riverside fortress with panoramic views, The Basilica of St. Peter and Paul, and the national cemetery with graves of Czech luminaries; grounds open free, interior hours vary by season (church often 9:00–17:00).
Fun, family-friendly spot where model trains deliver drinks and plates; check opening hours (usually midday). Good for a novelty lunch before continuing.
Leading contemporary art museum with rotating exhibitions and an architecture/design focus; check current exhibits and opening hours (typically 10:00–18:00).
If Manifesto Market is open (seasonal), enjoy street-food variety and casual dining; otherwise choose Lokal for dependable Czech classics near transport links. Check hours—markets are often open into the evening on weekends.