What to see in Prague?
Must visit places
Old Town Square
Old Town Square is the historic heart of Prague, famous for its Astronomical Clock, Gothic churches, and vibrant atmosphere. Surrounded by stunning medieval architecture, it’s the perfect place to experience the city’s charm, watch street performers, or enjoy seasonal markets.
Charles bridge
Charles Bridge is a 14th-century Gothic masterpiece that connects Prague’s Old Town with the Lesser Town, offering stunning views of the Vltava River and Prague Castle. Lined with Baroque statues and buzzing with street artists, it’s one of the city’s most romantic and photographed spots.
Prague Castle
Prague Castle is the world’s largest ancient castle complex and a must-see symbol of Czech history, featuring Gothic cathedrals, royal palaces, and charming medieval lanes. Highlights include St. Vitus Cathedral, Golden Lane, and the daily Changing of the Guard at noon.
Vyšehrad Castle
Vyšehrad Castle is a historic fort perched on a hill overlooking the Vltava River, offering peaceful gardens, panoramic views, and a deep connection to Czech legends. Older than Prague Castle, it was once the seat of early Czech rulers and is said to be the mythical home of Princess Libuše.
Wenceslas Square
Wenceslas Square is one of Prague’s main city squares and the vibrant heart of the New Town (Nové Město). It’s a bustling boulevard lined with shops, restaurants, hotels, and historic buildings, known for its role in many key events in Czech history, including demonstrations and celebrations.
Jewish Quarter (Josefov)
Historic area filled with beautiful synagogues, the Old Jewish Cemetery, and the Jewish Museum, preserving centuries of Jewish culture. It’s a powerful place to explore history, especially the Holocaust memorials, all within a walkable district near the Old Town.
Best views of Prague
- Letná park & Letná Beer Garden
- Chotkovy sady
- Petřín
- Vyšehrad castle
- Riegrovy sady – during sunset
Hidden gems
Wallenstein Garden (Valdštejnská zahrada) – A baroque garden with peacocks, tucked behind the Senate building near Malá Strana.
Střelecký ostrov – lovely, tree‑shaded oasis in the middle of the Vltava, right beneath Legion Bridge, offering romantic walks, benches, and exceptional views of Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, and the National Theatre
Náplavka – lively embankments along the Vltava River — especially the Rašínovo (downtown) and Hořejší (Smíchov) stretches — transformed from old ice-storage vaults into vibrant social zones
Troja Castle – stunning 17th-century Baroque villa located in Prague’s Troja district, inspired by Roman suburban residences. The palace opens onto a grand monumental staircase adorned with sculptures of gods and Titans by Dresden artists, leading down to beautifully restored French‑style gardens with fountains, terracotta vases, a maze, and spectacular views of Prague Castle.
Nový svět (New world) – charming, secluded medieval street tucked just below Prague Castle in the Hradčany district, offering a rare slice of village-like tranquility amid the busy Castle area
Prague Castle at 12:00 (noon) – ceremonial guard change located sharp in the First Courtyard (Court of Honor) of Prague Castle, featuring a brass band fanfare and a flag exchange
When it's raining - indoor activities
National Museum – You can explore fascinating exhibits on dinosaurs, human evolution, and the natural world. The museum also showcases Czech history through medieval artifacts, royal treasures, and interactive displays. Don’t miss the stunning glass dome with panoramic city views and the underground tunnel connecting to the modern wing.
National Gallery Prague (Veletržní Palace) – Modern and contemporary art, including works by Picasso, Klimt, and Czech artists.
Mucha Museum – Dedicated to Art Nouveau master Alphonse Mucha, featuring posters, paintings, and photographs.
Museum of Communism – A gritty, immersive look at life in communist-era Czechoslovakia.
Museum of Senses – A playful space with illusions and sensory experiments.
National Technical Museum – Great for families; features old cars, planes, cameras, and clocks.
Lego Museum – The largest Lego exhibition in the world, with historical models and themed builds.
Tours with our friend Linda
If you would like to book the tour, please contact us.
- Min. number of people: 2
- Price: 65 EUR / person
- Duration: 3-4 hours
- Min. number of people: 2
- Price: 65 EUR / person / 3 beers included
- Duration: 3-4 hours
Join a local beer lover (and former Svijany Brewery guide) for fun 3-hour beer adventure through the heart of Prague! We’ll visit 3 cozy pubs, starting at Malostranské Square and crossing the iconic Charles Bridge.
- Min. number of people: 4+
- Price: 30 EUR / person
- Duration: 1,5 hours
1 day trips from Prague
Kutná Hora
Historic town in Central Bohemia, about 80 km (50 miles) east of Prague, and makes for a perfect day trip (1–1.5 hours by train or car). Once a wealthy silver mining center in medieval times, the city is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site filled with Gothic charm and remarkable architecture.
Karlštejn
Scenic town just 40 minutes from Prague, famous for its impressive 14th-century Karlštejn Castle built by Emperor Charles IV. Surrounded by forests and hiking trails, it’s a perfect half-day trip combining history and nature.
Český Krumlov
Stunning medieval town in South Bohemia, about 2.5 to 3 hours from Prague, known for its fairytale castle, winding streets, and riverside charm. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a perfect escape for history, culture, and breathtaking views.
