Prague trip planner,
your way.

Day 1

1. 09:00 Old Town Square – Prague's medieval heart, ringed by the Old Town Hall, the Týn Church spires and pastel Baroque façades.
2. 09:30 Astronomical Clock & Old Town Hall – The 1410 astronomical clock with its hourly parade of apostles, plus the town hall tower and Gothic vaults.
3. 11:00 Jewish Museum (synagogues & Old Jewish Cemetery) – One ticket for the Maisel, Pinkas and Spanish synagogues, the Old-New Synagogue and the crowded Old Jewish Cemetery.
4. 15:00 Pařížská Street – Prague’s luxury boulevard from Old Town Square to the river, lined with Art Nouveau houses and designer boutiques.
5. 16:00 Municipal House – Prague's Art Nouveau showpiece: a guided tour of Smetana Hall and salons decorated by Alfons Mucha and others.
6. 17:00 Powder Tower – The Gothic gate where the coronation route began, with a small exhibition and a gallery view at the top.

Day 2

1. 09:00 Prague Castle – The world's largest castle complex: the main circuit takes in the Old Royal Palace, St George's, Golden Lane and St Vitus.
2. 12:15 St Vitus Cathedral – The Gothic cathedral of the castle, with St Wenceslas Chapel, royal tombs and a Mucha stained-glass window.
3. 14:30 St Nicholas Church (Lesser Town) – Prague's grandest Baroque church, with a 20 m dome, ceiling frescoes and an organ Mozart played.
4. 15:30 Lennon Wall – A graffiti-covered wall that became a peace and freedom memorial after John Lennon's death in 1980.
5. 16:00 Kampa Island – A leafy island park by the Devil's Stream, with an old mill wheel and views of Charles Bridge.
6. 17:00 Charles Bridge – The 14th-century stone bridge with 30 Baroque statues, linking the Old Town to the Lesser Town under the castle.