Two-Day Prague Itinerary

  1. Day 1: Visit the Old Town Square
    Approximately 20 minutes (1.2 km) walk from your hotel.

    Start your Prague adventure in the heart of the city, the **Old Town Square**. Here, you can see some of the city's famous attractions like the **Astronomical Clock**, which has a 600-year-old history, and the **Church of Our Lady before Týn**. You can also find various street performers here, from musicians to magicians. The square has a lot of restaurants and shops where you can eat and buy souvenirs.

  2. Day 1: Explore the Prague Castle
    Approximately 10 minutes (1.5 km) walk from the Old Town Square.

    The **Prague Castle** is considered one of the largest castles in the world, with a vast complex of buildings and palaces that date back to the 9th century. You can witness the changing of the guards, stroll through the beautiful St. Vitus Cathedral and see the old-established **Golden Lane** that features houses from the 16th century. Take a walk in the gardens and the Royal Palace, which are equally beautiful and mesmerizing.

  3. Day 2: Take a boat tour around the Vltava river
    Approximately 15 minutes (1.1 km) walk from your hotel to the nearest pier.

    On your second day in Prague, glide along the **Vltava River**, a significant waterway in the Czech Republic. This is highly recommended during the evening, as you can soak in the majestic views of the city while enjoying a romantic atmosphere. On the way, you can see famous landmarks such as the **Charles Bridge**, the **National Theater**, and the **Prague Castle**. The boat tour also includes an audio guide that tells the history and legends of the city.

  4. Day 2: Visit the Jewish Quarter
    Approximately 10 minutes (900 m) walk from the pier.

    Known also as **Josefov**, you'll find a cluster of grand synagogues from different eras, including the famous **Old-New Synagogue**. The Jewish Quarter has a lengthy and complex history, which is well explained by the exhibitions at the **Jewish Museum**. This area also features numerous kosher restaurants, shops offering Judaica items, and stores specializing in antique books. Don't forget to visit the **Ceremonial Hall** and the **Old Jewish Cemetery**, which are remarkable in their architectural design.

Time and Costs Estimates

  • Old Town Square (1-2 hours, free admission)
  • Prague Castle (2-3 hours, Castle Circuit B-500 CZK, Castle Circuit A-350 CZK, Cathedral-150 CZK)
  • Boat tour around the Vltava river (1 hour, adult-300 CZK, children 6-16-150 CZK)
  • Jewish Quarter (2-3 hours, Jewish Museum-350 CZK, Old-New Synagogue-200 CZK, other synagogues-300 CZK)
  • Total Estimated Costs- Adult 1450 CZK, Children 750 CZK

Useful Tips

If you have more time, you may wish to visit the **Lennon Wall**, **St. Nicholas Church** or take a day trip to **Karlštejn Castle**. If you have less time, you may wish to remove one of the visits to the Jewish Quarter synagogues or choose only a short castle tour to explore the castle. Be sure to check opening and closing times and consider buying tickets online in advance. Lastly, make sure to get around by walking as much as possible to experience the beautiful architecture, street art, and stunning views of the city.

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