3 days you’ll remember in Prague, Czech Republic.
Prague feels like a city pulled from a fairytale — all gothic spires, cobbled alleys, and pastel rooftops overlooking the Vltava River. Yet behind the romantic facades lies a rebellious energy, shaped by centuries of resistance, art, and transformation.
This Foresyte itinerary captures the magic of Prague in three unforgettable days — from sunrise views at Prague Castle to late-night beers in tucked-away cellar pubs. Whether you’re wandering across the Charles Bridge or discovering modern galleries in Žižkov, Prague never stops revealing itself.
Let’s take it from the top.
Itinerary inspired by the Foresyte community.
📍 Gettin Lost in the Light
Day 1: Old Town Square
“The clock’s cool but it’s the vibe that gets you. Music, spires, cobblestones underfoot. You kinda forget what century you’re in.”
Day 1: Dinner @ Sova
“Refined yet playful, dishes that surprise in a tucked-away spot that feels like a secret.”
Day 2: Charles Bridge
“Early morning is where it’s at. Barely anyone out, just you and some birds. Feels like you time-traveled. Kinda spooky but in the best way.”
Day 2: Lunch @ Augustine
“Refined yet grounded, and just steps from the castle. This cloister-turned dining sanctuary serves modern Czech cuisine with reverence and restraint. Expect hushed elegance, monastic arches, and plates that whisper rather than shout.”
Day 2: Astronomical Clock
“People crowd around like it’s netflix live. Skeleton rings a bell, little guys march out, and somehow it’s way cooler than CGI. Old school hype machine.”
Day 2: Dinner @ Seasons
“Elegant dining with panoramic views. Seasonal menus that make even a quiet dinner feel like a celebration.”
Day 3: Brunch @ CottoCrudo
“Italian style on the Vltava banks. Chic, flavorful, and full of little indulgences.”
Day 3: Prague Castle
“Feels less like a castle and more like its own city. You wander through courtyards and suddenly realize you’ve been here for hours. The views are insane.”
Day 3: St Vitus Cathedral
“Walked in thinking it was just another big church. Then the stained glass hit me like a concert light show. You half expect a dragon to fly overhead.”
Day 3: Dinner @ La Veranda
“Warm lighting, elevated European cuisine, and a quiet elegance, a perfect exhale to end your day.”
Prague Itinerary FAQ.
What are the best things to do in Prague on a weekend trip?
Top things to do in Prague include visiting Prague Castle, strolling across Charles Bridge, exploring Old Town Square, touring the Jewish Quarter, and enjoying the view from Letná Park.
When is the best time to visit Prague for a weekend getaway?
The best time to visit Prague is during spring (April to June) or early fall (September to October) when the weather is mild and the crowds are smaller compared to summer.
Where should I stay in Prague for a short visit?
For convenience and charm, stay in Old Town (Staré Město), Malá Strana, or New Town (Nové Město). These areas offer easy access to major sights, restaurants, and transit.
What food should I try in Prague during a weekend trip?
Don’t miss Czech specialties like goulash with dumplings, svíčková (marinated beef), and chimney cakes (trdelník). Pair your meal with a local Pilsner or dark lager.
Is Prague expensive for a weekend trip?
Prague offers great value compared to other European capitals. Food, beer, and accommodations are reasonably priced, especially outside the high season.
How do I get around Prague during a weekend trip?
Prague’s public transport system of trams, buses, and metro is efficient and affordable. The city is also very walkable, especially within the historic center.
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