Prague 7 Day Itinerary

Prague 7-Day Itinerary

Day 1 - Arrival & Old Town Exploration

  • Arrive at Václav Havel Airport Prague.
  • Check-in at Hotel U Prince, a historic boutique hotel in the heart of Old Town. (Hotel Website)

Activities:

  • Stroll around Old Town Square and its iconic Astronomical Clock.
  • Visit the Church of Our Lady Before Tyn, a stunning Gothic church with twin towers.
  • Explore the Old New Synagogue, the oldest active synagogue in Europe.

Lunch: Try traditional Czech dishes like goulash or svickova at Mlejnice (Restaurant Website)

Day 2 - Castle District

  • Morning visit to Prague Castle, the largest ancient castle in the world with stunning views over the city. (Castle Website)

Lunch: Grab a bite at Lokál u Dobřínských, serving hearty Czech food near the castle. (Restaurant Website)

Activities:

  • Explore St. Vitus Cathedral and the Royal Gardens.
  • Visit the Daliborka Tower and the Golden Lane with its tiny houses and museums.

Day 3 - Jewish Quarter & Riverside

Activities:

  • Spend the morning exploring Josefov, the Jewish Quarter, including the Jewish Museum, Old Jewish Cemetery, and Maisel Synagogue.

Lunch: Kuchyň restaurant in the Jewish Quarter offers a modern twist on traditional Czech dishes. (Restaurant Website)

Activities:

  • Take a leisurely walk along the Vltava River, passing Charles Bridge and the Kampa Island.
  • Visit the John Lennon Wall, a tribute to the Beatles legend.

Day 4 - Art & Modern Prague

Activities:

  • Explore Modern Art at the National Gallery in Veletržní palác.
  • Discover contemporary Czech design at Designblok (if your visit coincides with their annual event).

Lunch: Have lunch at Eska, a modern restaurant focusing on using local and organic ingredients. (Restaurant Website)

Day 5 - Day Trip to Kutná Hora or Český Krumlov

Depart early for a day trip to either Kutná Hora (famous for the Bone Chapel) or Český Krumlov (a charming medieval town with a castle). Both require approximately 2 hours by train from Prague.

Day 6 - Food & Nightlife

Activities:

  • Take a food tour to explore local specialties like dumplings, trdelník, and pivo (beer) with Prague Food Tours. (Tour Website)
  • Visit the Lennon Wall and enjoy the vibrant nightlife in the districts of Karlín or Žižkov.

Day 7 - Departure

  • Enjoy a leisurely morning, perhaps grabbing coffee at Můj šálek kávy (Café Website) before heading to the airport for your departure.

Transportation:

Prague has an extensive public transportation network including trams, buses, and the metro. A 3-day travel pass is a good value for tourists (70 CZK per day). Taxis can be expensive, so it’s best to use Uber or other ride-hailing apps if needed.

Tips:

  • Learn a few basic Czech phrases before your trip to make interactions with locals smoother.
  • Prague is known for its beer, so don’t miss out on trying some local brews!
  • Be prepared for crowds, especially during the peak tourist season from May to September.