Prague is a great city to explore on foot, so this plan keeps each day focused on a nearby cluster of sights. Costs are rough per-person estimates in Czech koruna (CZK); walking times are approximate.
Budget
About 3,000–5,000 CZK per person for four days, excluding accommodation and international travel; includes listed attractions, local transport, and casual meals.
Best time to visit
April–June and September–October for pleasant walking weather and fewer peak-summer crowds.
Old Town and the river
Start among Prague’s most famous Old Town sights, then stay nearby for a relaxed riverside evening.
Morning
See and the Astronomical Clock
Explore the square and watch the clock’s hourly show. The Old Town Hall tower is an optional visit; allow about 3 minutes to walk from the square to its entrance.
FreeAfternoon
Visit the Jewish Quarter
Walk about 8 minutes from to Josefov. The ’s ticket includes access to several historic sites; check opening days before you go.
About About 600 CZKEvening
Walk the at sunset
From the Jewish Quarter, it’s about a 15-minute walk to the bridge. Take in the river views, then stroll along the nearby Old Town riverfront.
Free
Prague Castle and Malá Strana
Spend the day on the castle hill and descend through Malá Strana’s historic streets and gardens.
Morning
Explore
Arrive early to see the courtyards and major interiors before the busiest part of the day. Allow about 10 minutes to walk from the castle entrance to .
About About 450 CZK for a main visitor circuitAfternoon
Visit
Take time for the cathedral’s stained glass and chapels, then walk about 8 minutes downhill to .
About Included in the Prague Castle circuitAfternoon
Wander
Explore the small historic houses, then continue downhill for about 15 minutes to Malostranské náměstí in Malá Strana.
About Included in the Prague Castle circuitEvening
Enjoy a quiet garden stroll
From Malostranské náměstí, walk about 10 minutes to . It’s a lovely green pause before dinner nearby; seasonal opening hours apply.
Free
New Town and Wenceslas Square
Discover Prague’s grand central boulevard, cultural landmarks, and elegant New Town streets without straying far from the center.
Morning
Walk
Explore the long boulevard and its historic buildings. Walk about 5 minutes from the square’s lower end to the main entrance.
FreeAfternoon
Visit the
Browse the museum’s collections and enjoy the view back down the square. Allow about 5 minutes to walk to the nearby .
About About 300 CZKAfternoon
See
Explore the passage and see David Černý’s upside-down horse sculpture. It’s about a 10-minute walk to the .
FreeEvening
Discover the
Finish the day with works by Art Nouveau artist Alphonse Mucha. Check the museum’s current hours before visiting.
About About 300 CZK
Vyšehrad and the Vltava
Trade the busiest center for the hilltop history and river scenery of , then return to the water for a final evening.
Morning
Explore
Walk the fortress grounds and take in sweeping views of Prague. From the main entrance, it’s about 8 minutes on foot to the .
FreeAfternoon
Visit the
See the richly decorated interior, then walk about 5 minutes to and its notable monuments.
About About 100 CZKAfternoon
Stroll
Spend a little time among the memorials, then walk about 15 minutes downhill toward the Vltava riverbank.
FreeEvening
Take a Vltava sightseeing cruise
Board near the central riverfront for a relaxed final view of the city from the water. From the riverbank below , allow about 20 minutes by tram or taxi to reach the central boarding area.
About From about 450 CZK
Good to know
Getting around
The historic center is very walkable, but use Prague’s trams or metro for longer hops. A short-term transport pass can be convenient; check current fares and validate tickets as required.
Tickets and timing
Book popular attractions ahead where possible, and check official opening hours—especially for gardens, museums, and religious sites.
Comfort
Wear comfortable shoes: cobbles and the castle hill make some walks steeper than they look on a map.