Start your first day in Prague by diving straight into the heart of the city. Head to Old Town Square (Staroměstské náměstí), where you can marvel at the stunning Gothic architecture of the Church of Our Lady before Týn and the Baroque beauty of St. Nicholas Church.
Start your second day by visiting Prague Castle (Pražský hrad), the largest ancient castle complex in the world. Enter through the main gate and explore the stunning St. Vitus Cathedral, where you’ll find beautiful stained glass windows and the tomb of St. Wenceslas.
On your final day, delve into Prague’s cultural heritage by visiting the National Museum at Wenceslas Square. The museum’s grand neo-Renaissance building houses extensive exhibits on natural history, art, and Czech history.
Explore the world of alchemy and magic in Prague, a city known for its mystical past. The museum offers a fascinating look into the lives of alchemists, their experiments, and their quest for the Philosopher's Stone.
Visit Cross Club, a unique venue that combines a nightclub, café, and art space. Its steampunk-inspired decor, made from recycled materials and mechanical parts, creates an otherworldly atmosphere perfect for a night of dancing and exploration.
This ever-changing graffiti wall is a symbol of peace, love, and freedom. Covered in colourful artwork and messages inspired by John Lennon and The Beatles, it's a vibrant spot for photos and personal reflections.
Combine relaxation with a love for beer at a beer spa. Soak in a warm bath filled with beer ingredients while sipping on unlimited brews. It's a fun and unique way to unwind and experience Czech beer culture.
Challenge your sense of direction and perception at the Mirror Maze on Petřín Hill. This funhouse features a labyrinth of mirrors and a hilarious distorting mirror room, offering light-hearted entertainment for visitors of all ages.
Explore the House of the Black Madonna, an excellent example of Cubist architecture. Inside, you can visit the Czech Museum of Cubism and enjoy a coffee at the Grand Café Orient, a rare Cubist-themed café.
Visit the House of the Black Madonna and the Cubist Café
Take a day trip to Kutná Hora to visit the Sedlec Ossuary, also known as the Bone Church. This small chapel is decorated with the bones of over 40,000 people, arranged in intricate patterns and sculptures, creating a macabre yet fascinating site.