How to Spend an Unforgettable Weekend in Prague?

Hands down one of the most beautiful cities in the world, Prague has so much to offer that it’s impossible to see everything in one weekend. However, with a bit of planning, you can still appreciate many of the city’s famous sights, incredible attractions, and memorable experiences that will make your weekend in Prague unforgettable.

The amount of activities in this stunningly vibrant city can be a bit overwhelming, so to make sure you make the most of your weekend, we’ve created this comprehensive guide to help you out.

What to Do in Prague

Whether you’re looking for family-friendly attractions, exciting activities or stunning sights, Prague has something for everyone. Here are some of our favorite things to do in this stunning Czech city:

1. Check out the famous astronomical clock

An absolute must-see for guests of Prague is the famous astronomical clock, built in 1410. Located near Old Town Square, every hour at the clock is an incredible display that you won’t want to miss.

2. Visit the Prague Castle

Another iconic landmark is the mighty Prague Castle of Hradčany, believed to be the biggest ancient castle in the world. Make sure you stop here on your weekend getaway and admire the stunning views of the city, while exploring its many centuries-old buildings and courtyards within.

3. Take a river cruise on the Vltava River

You haven’t truly experienced Prague until you’ve taken a river cruise down the majestic Vltava River. Discovering the city’s beautiful landmarks and attractions along the way, this is one of the best ways to explore Prague and certainly one of the most memorable experiences in the city.

4. Shop at the famous Havelska Outdoor Market

If you’re an avid shopper or looking for a unique souvenir then visiting Havelska Outdoor Market is a must. Located in Old Town Square, you’ll find all sorts of souvenirs, traditional Czech food and drinks, as well as other interesting items from all over the world.

5. Take a day trip from Prague

If you’re able to extend your stay there are many amazing day trips you can take from Prague. The most popular attractions include the iconic Karlštejn Castle, beautiful Křivoklát Castle and Konopiště Castle, stunningly picturesque Kutna Hora and some truly fascinating historic sites like Terezin Concentration Camp and Litoměřice Aqua Park.

Where to Eat in Prague

Prague’s culinary scene has something for every palate, budget and taste. From traditional czech cuisine to tasty international dishes or even vegan-friendly eateries –you’re spoilt for choice. Here are a few places we’d recommend:

1.The brasserie Manesova

Located in the Nove Mesto district close to Wenceslas Square, The Brasserie Manesova is one of Prague’s top-rated eateries for traditional Czech food and seafood lovers alike. With an extensive menu and hearty portions, this is one tight spot you don’t want to miss visiting during your weekend in Prague. www.manesova.cz/

2. U Modreho Hroznu

For some delicious international cuisine and vegan options, visit U Modreho Hroznu in Old Town Square. A romantic atmosphere with friendly service and great food, this restaurant is perfect for couples and groups alike. www.umodrehohroznu.cz/en/

3. Lokál Inn

An interesting alternative to your typical restaurant is Lokál Inn, which serves traditional Czech pub food like beer, schnitzel and goulash for a fraction of the cost you’d typically pay in most restaurants around town. For really cheap beer, packed with locals and great vibes, we’d definitely recommend checking this spot out during your weekend in Prague. www.lokal-inn.cz/

Where to Stay in Prague

Accommodation options range widely in price and comfort level in Prague depending on your needs and budget. Here are some of our top recommendations:

1. Art Deco Imperial Hotel

This five-star hotel is comfortably situated within walking distance of all the major attractions along Prague’s famous Wenceslas Square. Offering complete pampering packages such as spa treatments, a sauna area as well as an outdoor pool and an on-site bar & restaurant – this hotel offers sophistication, comfort and convenience all wrapped into one! www.artdecoimperial.com/

2. Aria Hotel Prague

For luxury fans who prefer the comforts of home when away from home, consider The Aria Hotel Prague located on the edge of historical Old Town Square offering pleasant rooms with state-of-the-art amenities such as an extensive music library and air-conditioning throughout each apartment and room.www.ariahotelprague.com/

3 Family Hostel Královny

Budget travelers rejoice! Family Hostel Královny offers clean, comfortable rooms along with shared showers, kitchenette facilities and laundry services at incredibly affordable prices that even students could afford! www.familyhostelprague.com/

Conclusion

Whether you’re looking for family fun, romantic memories or an unforgettable adventure filled with beer drinking marines – you’re sure to have an unforgettable time when you visit Prague. With so much to do, see and experience, this beautiful Czech capital promises an unforgettable weekend like no other!