If you like Gothic architecture and baroque building with medieval-esque atmosphere this is the place to be.
#QuickTips: stay in the central as you can see most of Prague by foot, the tour buses are not worth it imo.
Day 1 - Full Day
Sightseeing
DURATION
1-2 days
Charles Bridge - iconic bridge that connects the Old Town with New Town.
Old Town Square - the “medieval” central of Prague
Prague Astronomical Clock - as of 2018, it is under construction! But it’s a beautiful timepiece once restored
Klementinum - worth to see their library and observation deck (best view of Old Town and New Town)
Wenceslas Square - shopping district with National Museum
Day 2 - Half Day
Sightseeing
Powder Tower - if you didn’t get the famous Charles Bridge shot, you can fake one here
Dancing House - Frank Gehry’s psychedelic building
Kampa Island - Venice-like canal houses
Lennon Wall - graffiti wall and tribute to John Lennon
Kafka’s Statue - moving head sculpture of Kafka #metalmorphosis
Other recommendations
Prague Castle
St. Vitus Cathedral
Karlštejn (50 miles away)
Dining
Hotel U Prince Terrasa ($$)- rooftop views of the Old Town
Cafe Imperial ($$) - Classy michelin cafe with very reasonable prices and art nouveau interior
Home Kitchen ($-$$)- cozy casual breakfast
Bakeshop ($) - cute go-to bakery with seatings
Good Food Chimney Cake ($)- Charcoal and Red Velvet Trdelnik near Charles Bridge
Kotleta ($-$$) - Czech food with garden setting
Café Mozart ($) - #boujieonabudget gelato
Waffle Lab ($) - bubble waffles for breakfast anyone?
Other recommendations by a local:
- Krcma - hidden gem with medieval decor
- Lokal - great beer apparently and most "czech" according to a czech
- U Medvidku - another authentic czech food
- Mincovna - reservations needed, priced very reasonably. very busy.
(Updated 2018)