Prague 4-Day Trip Itinerary

Arrive in Prague

Arrive at Václav Havel Airport Prague (PRG) from Faro, transfer to your accommodation, and check in.

Settle in before starting your exploration.

Private Old Town Walking Tour

Experience the magic of Prague with a private off-the-beaten-path walking tour.

Explore historic sites and hidden gems with a knowledgeable guide.

Hotel pickup is included. This tour offers a great introduction to the city's history and provides excellent photography opportunities.

Traditional Czech Dinner

Enjoy a hearty traditional Czech dinner at a local restaurant near Old Town Square, trying dishes like goulash or svíčková.

Many restaurants offer outdoor seating, perfect for people-watching.

Night at Karlovy Lazne

Experience Karlovy Lazne, one of Central Europe's largest club complexes, offering multiple floors with different music styles.

Located right next to Charles Bridge. Expect a lively atmosphere, popular with both tourists and locals.

Prague Castle Complex

Explore the vast Prague Castle complex, including St.

Vitus Cathedral, Old Royal Palace, St. George's Basilica, and Golden Lane. Enjoy panoramic views of the city.

Arrive early to avoid crowds. Wear comfortable shoes as there is a lot of walking. Photography is allowed in most areas, but check for specific restrictions.

Lunch in Malá Strana

Descend into the charming Malá Strana (Lesser Town) and have lunch at a traditional Czech pub or a cozy cafe.

Look for restaurants offering daily specials (denní menu) for good value.

Charles Bridge & Photography Tour

Walk across the iconic Charles Bridge, admire its statues, and visit Kampa Island.

Join 'Johnny's Prague Photography Tour' to capture stunning cityscape photos with a professional.

Johnny's Prague Photography Tour is an award-winning walking photo tour. It offers both private and group tours.

Dinner near Old Town

Enjoy dinner at a restaurant in the Old Town area, perhaps trying another Czech specialty or international cuisine.

Cocktails at Hemingway Bar

Experience fine mixology at Hemingway Bar, known for its handcrafted cocktails and selection of spirits in a charming Old Town setting.

Reservations are often recommended, especially on weekends. A great spot for a sophisticated pre-club drink.

Explore a Prague Nightclub

Continue your night out at one of Prague's vibrant nightclubs, such as Lucerna Music Bar (80s/90s parties) or a smaller, more intimate venue.

Prague has a diverse club scene; check local listings for events and themes. Public transport operates late or use ride-sharing.

Jewish Quarter Exploration

Visit the historic Jewish Quarter (Josefov), including the Old Jewish Cemetery, Pinkas Synagogue, and Spanish Synagogue, learning about Prague's rich Jewish history.

Consider purchasing a combined ticket for entry to multiple sites. Modest dress is advised for synagogues.

Cafe Lunch Break

Enjoy a leisurely lunch at one of Prague's many charming cafes, perhaps trying a traditional chlebíčky (open-faced sandwich) and a coffee.

Illusion Art Museum Prague

Explore the first museum in the Czech Republic dedicated to illusion and trick art.

Engage with interactive exhibits and capture unique photos.

A fun and interactive experience, great for all ages and perfect for creative photography.

Wenceslas Square & Riegrovy Sady

Stroll through Wenceslas Square, a historic boulevard, then head to Riegrovy Sady park for a relaxing walk and views, especially good for sunset (weather permitting).

Riegrovy Sady offers beer gardens and panoramic views of Prague Castle, though some facilities might be seasonal.

Czech Beers & Tapas Tour

Embark on an unforgettable journey into the heart of Prague's beer culture.

Leave the tourist crowds behind as local experts guide you to hidden pubs cherished by locals.

This private tour is a fantastic way to experience authentic Czech beer and local snacks, perfectly blending culture and nightlife.

One Prague Tour: Old Town Road

Discover Prague's Old Town, iconic landmarks, and hidden gems with a local guide.

Enjoy local food and beer along the way, immersing yourself in the city's unique charm.

This tour provides an intimate experience with local food and beer, perfect for exploring culture and finding photo opportunities away from typical crowds.

Lunch & People-Watching

Enjoy a leisurely lunch at a charming cafe in the Old Town, soaking in the atmosphere and watching the city life unfold.

Look for a cafe with outdoor seating if weather permits for excellent people-watching. Try some traditional Czech open-faced sandwiches (chlebíčky) or a local soup.

Illusion Art Museum Prague

Explore the first museum in the Czech Republic dedicated to illusion and trick art.

A fun and interactive experience perfect for unique photography.

Bring your camera! The museum's exhibits are designed for interactive photos. Located conveniently between Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square.

Relax at Riegrovy Sady

Enjoy a relaxing walk and panoramic views of Prague, including Prague Castle, from Riegrovy Sady park.

A great spot for sunset photos.

This park is popular with locals and offers beautiful views, especially during sunset. There's often a beer garden open during warmer months, but still a lovely place for a stroll.

Traditional Czech Dinner

Savor a farewell dinner at a local restaurant, trying more Czech culinary delights before your night out.

Consider trying dishes like Svíčková (marinated beef with dumplings) or Guláš (goulash). Many restaurants offer a cozy atmosphere.

Private Czech Beers & Tapas Tour

Embark on an unforgettable journey into Prague's beer culture.

Visit hidden pubs cherished by locals and enjoy Czech beers and tapas in local areas, setting the mood for a night of clubbing.

This private tour is a fantastic way to experience authentic Czech beer culture and mingle with locals before heading to the main nightclubs. It will provide a great local insight into the city's night scene.

Prague Nightclub Experience

Continue your night at one of Prague's famous nightclubs.

Explore multiple floors, diverse music, and a lively atmosphere.

Karlovy Lázně is one of Central Europe's largest clubs with multiple themed floors. Roxy is known for its electronic music. Check local listings for special events or DJ nights.