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Things To Do

Prague is one of our favorite cities, and we’re so excited to share it with you. Whether this is your first time in the Czech Republic or you’re returning to Prague, we hope you’ll have a chance to explore a little while you’re here. From historic castles and cobblestone streets to cozy cafés, local beer, and charming day trips, there is so much to discover. We’ve gathered some of our favorite recommendations to help you make the most of your visit and enjoy your time in Prague beyond the wedding celebration.
Prague Castle

Prague Castle

Built in the 9th century, it is the largest coherent castle complex in the world.

Charles Bridge

Charles Bridge

To avoid crowds and enjoy the picturesque views of Prague try visiting it early in the morning.

Prague Castle Gardens

Prague Castle Gardens

Wallenstein Garden, Vrtba Garden, Hartig Garden or Ledeburg Palace Garden... All of these picturesque viewpoints and gardens belong to the Prague Castle complex. Some of them are completely free of charge to visit. Entrance to others is included in the Prague Castle tour ticket. Do not sleep on those as they are not well known amongst tourists and are true hidden gems!

Old Town Square

Old Town Square

The heart of historic Prague where you can find the famous Astronomical Clock.

Naplavka - Rasinovo nabrezi

Naplavka - Rasinovo nabrezi

One of Prague’s most popular summer hangouts and a favorite spot among locals. Stretching along the Vltava River, this lively riverfront comes alive in the evenings with outdoor bars, floating cafés, live music, and beautiful sunset views of the city.

Best Viewpoints in Prague

Best Viewpoints in Prague

Prague Castle, Petřín Tower, Riegerovy sady, Vyšehrad, Žižkov TV Tower or Vítkov - they all offer different angles of the beautiful and historical city of Prague. To a lot of them, you can take a beautiful and easy hike.

Nature & Relaxation

Nature & Relaxation

Letná Park, Grébovka, Petřín Park, Stromovka or Riegrovy sady - when you need a quiet oasis in the midst of a busy city.

Museums & Culture

Museums & Culture

Prague National Theatre (with its golden roof it is one of the most prominent features of Prague skyline), The Dancing House, National Museum (located on the top end of Wenceslaus Square), Prague Jewish Quarter, St. Agnes Monastery - these places offer a breath of history that shaped the city of Prague into what it is today.

Food & Drinks

Food & Drinks

Breakfast & Brunch: Café Savoy (this is where the bride and groom went on their first date), Bistro Monk, SmetanaQ, Bockem, Mezi srnky, Etapa, Fat Cat Old Town (for when you feel homesick). Lunch, Dinner & Drinks: Café Slavia (first opened in 1884, this café has an important place in Czech history), U Kalendů, Alma, Kantýna, Sapa Food, Las Adelitas, Pizza Nuova, El Camino, Hemingway Bar, Wine Bar at Villa Richter - we highly recommend that you explore places outside of the city center due to higher price points that unfortunately very often do not reflect on the quality. Traditional Czech Food & Beer: Tiskárna, Plzeňská Restaurant or Kozlovna - any of their locations, U Pinkasů, Holešovická Sedma, Dva Kohouti, Beertime.

Day Trips from Prague

Day Trips from Prague

Karlštejn, Kutná Hora, Český Krumlov, České Švýcarsko National Park, Plzeň, Terezín.