day 1 Start your weekend with a visit to Prague Castle, where you can immerse yourself in the centuries-old history of this magnificent seat of Czech kings. Continue to Strahov Monastery and explore its vast library and peaceful gardens. Then head to Petřín, where you can enjoy the spectacular views from the lookout tower or have fun in the Mirror Maze. For an unusual experience, visit the Štefánik Observatory. Enjoy the afternoon in the Lesser Town—visit the Kampa Museum, the St Nicholas Town Bell Tower, and the Vrtba Garden. Prague Castle Hradčany Strahov Monastery Hradčany Petřín Tower Malá Strana Štefánik Observatory Malá Strana Museum Kampa Malá Strana Prague Castle Hradčany view Strahov Monastery Hradčany view Petřín Tower Malá Strana view Štefánik Observatory Malá Strana view Museum Kampa Malá Strana view load the map day 2 Dedicate your second day to the Old Town. Start in Prague’s Venice and sail under the legendary Charles Bridge. Visit the Klementinum, see the beauty of the unique Baroque library with more than 27,000 volumes, and climb the Astronomical Tower, where you can see Prague laid out in front of you. Discover the mysterious atmosphere of the Jewish Quarter and explore the historic Powder Tower. End the day in the splendid Municipal House, a pearl of Prague Art Nouveau. You can end your evening in one of Prague’s jazz bars, where you’ll enjoy great music and an unforgettable atmosphere. We can recommend The Loop Jazz Club, Jazz Dock, or the Reduta Jazz Club. Prague Venice Staré Město Charles Bridge Staré Město / Malá Strana The Clementinum Astronomical Tower and Baroque Library Staré Město Jewish Museum in Prague — Information and Reservation Centre Josefov Powder Gate Tower Staré Město Prague Venice Staré Město view Charles Bridge Staré Město / Malá Strana view The Clementinum Astronomical Tower and Baroque Library Staré Město view Jewish Museum in Prague — Information and Reservation Centre Josefov view Powder Gate Tower Staré Město view load the map day 3 From the Powder Tower, continue to the House of the Black Madonna, a gem of Cubist architecture. Here, you can also visit the unique Cubist café. Then head to Národní Avenue and admire the majestic National Theatre. Follow in the footsteps of Kafka, Einstein, and Werfel with a stop for refreshment in the Slavia Café or Louvre Café. Don’t forget the iconic Dancing House, known as Fred and Ginger, and end your day with a stroll along Náplavka embankment, where Prague’s residents spend time on Saturdays at farmers’ markets and evenings with a glass of wine while listening to concerts. If you have the energy, head to Vyšehrad, where you will find stunning views and interesting places to discover, such as the Gothic cellar at Vyšehrad, the Basilica of St. Peter and Paul, or the Vyšehrad Casemates and Gorlice. Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague — House at the Black Madonna Staré Město Grand Café Orient Staré Město National Theatre Nové Město Café Slavia Staré Město Café Louvre Nové Město Dancing House Nové Město Náplavka — Rašínovo embankment Nové Město Náplavka Farmers’ Market Nové Město Vyšehrad Vyšehrad Basilica of Sts Peter and Paul at Vyšehrad Vyšehrad Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague Staré Město view Grand Café Orient Staré Město view National Theatre Nové Město view Café Slavia Staré Město view Café Louvre Nové Město view Dancing House Nové Město view Náplavka — Rašínovo embankment Nové Město view Náplavka Farmers’ Market Nové Město view Vyšehrad Vyšehrad view Basilica of Sts Peter and Paul at Vyšehrad Vyšehrad view load the map