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3 day itinerary

3 memorable days in Prague

Personalized with:2 female friends

This plan balances Prague’s storybook sights with relaxed cafés, riverside views and lovely evening stops—ideal for two friends travelling together. Each day stays within a compact area, with travel times between stops and costs shown in Czech koruna (CZK).

Budget

About 4,000–6,000 CZK per person for listed meals, admissions and local transport; accommodation and flights not included.

Best time to visit

April–June or September–October for pleasant walking weather and fewer peak-summer crowds.

Day 1

Old Town and the river

See the historic heart of Prague on foot, then finish with a relaxed riverside evening nearby.

  1. Morning

    See and the Astronomical Clock

    Start at the square and watch the clock’s hourly show; arrive early for a calmer look around. Walking time to the next stop: about 5 minutes.

    Free
  2. Morning

    Climb the

    Enjoy rooftops and church spires from the viewing gallery; tower admission is paid. Walking time from : about 2 minutes.

    About 300 CZK
  3. Afternoon

    Cross

    Walk west over the Vltava and take in the statues and castle views; it’s particularly atmospheric when the crowds thin. Walking time from the tower: about 10 minutes.

    Free
  4. Afternoon

    Explore

    Wander the peaceful riverside paths and see the outdoor sculptures. Walking time from : about 5 minutes.

    Free
  5. Evening

    Have dinner at

    Settle in for Czech and Central European favourites in a handsome historic dining room; booking ahead is a good idea. Walking time from : about 15 minutes.

    About 500–900 CZK
Day 2

Castle District and Malá Strana

Spend the day around , then stroll downhill through Malá Strana for dinner and a cosy drink.

  1. Morning

    Visit

    Explore the castle courtyards and allow time for the complex’s historic interiors. Walking time to : about 3 minutes.

    About 450 CZK
  2. Morning

    Step inside

    Admire the soaring nave and stained glass; access to some areas may be covered by the castle circuit ticket. Walking time to : about 5 minutes.

    About Included with castle circuit ticket
  3. Afternoon

    Wander

    Browse the tiny historic houses tucked along this picturesque lane. Walking time from the cathedral: about 5 minutes.

    About Included with castle circuit ticket
  4. Afternoon

    Walk down Street

    Descend through Malá Strana past ornate façades and traditional house signs; take it slowly on the cobbled slope. Walking time from : about 15 minutes.

    Free
  5. Evening

    Dinner at

    Try classic Czech dishes and freshly poured beer in a lively neighbourhood pub. Walking time from the lower end of : about 8 minutes.

    About 350–700 CZK
  6. Evening

    Toast the day at

    Finish with a drink and, depending on the night, live jazz in an intimate Malá Strana bar. Walking time from : about 5 minutes.

    About 150–350 CZK
Day 3

New Town and Vinohrady

Pair New Town’s landmarks with a leafy park break, then head to Vinohrady for an easy-going dinner.

  1. Morning

    See

    Take in the grand boulevard and its historic buildings before the day gets busy. Walking time to the : about 5 minutes.

    Free
  2. Morning

    Visit the

    Explore the impressive main building and its natural-history and cultural collections. Walking time to : about 15 minutes.

    About 350 CZK
  3. Afternoon

    Take a relaxed lunch at

    A classic Prague café with a broad menu and plenty of room for a lingering lunch. Walking time from the museum: about 15 minutes.

    About 300–600 CZK
  4. Afternoon

    Unwind in

    Head to this popular park for open lawns and city views; allow about 15 minutes by tram or 30 minutes on foot from the café.

    Free
  5. Evening

    Dinner at

    Share a relaxed meal at this lively Vinohrady brasserie, known for Belgian-inspired food and an extensive beer list. Walking time from : about 15 minutes.

    About 500–900 CZK

Good to know

Getting around

The historic centre is very walkable, but cobblestones and hills make comfortable shoes worthwhile. For longer hops, buy a Prague public-transport ticket and validate it when required.

Tickets and timing

Check current opening hours and admission prices before visiting, especially for and the . Booking dinner at and ahead can help.

Dining

Prices are estimates per person and can vary with drinks and menu choices. In restaurants, check whether a service charge is included before deciding on a tip.

Friends travelling together

Keep valuables secure in crowded Old Town areas and on public transport, and use licensed taxis or ride-hailing apps if heading back late.

Places of interest

Old Town Square Prague

Old Town Square

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Old Town Hall Tower Prague

Old Town Hall Tower

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Charles Bridge Prague

Charles Bridge

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Kampa Island Prague

Kampa Island

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Café Savoy Prague

Café Savoy

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Prague Castle Prague

Prague Castle

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St. Vitus Cathedral Prague

St. Vitus Cathedral

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Golden Lane Prague

Golden Lane

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Nerudova Prague

Nerudova

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Lokál U Bílé kuželky Prague

Lokál U Bílé kuželky

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U Malého Glena Prague

U Malého Glena

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Wenceslas Square Prague

Wenceslas Square

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National Museum Prague

National Museum

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Café Louvre Prague

Café Louvre

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Riegrovy Sady Prague

Riegrovy Sady

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Bruxx Prague

Bruxx

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