CountryCzechia
Time zoneEurope/Prague
CurrencyCZK
Official language(s)Czech
Public transportation is well-developed in Czechia, making it convenient to use the metro and trams for getting around.
A contemporary art venue known for its changing exhibitions. Its stylish interior and central location make it easy to combine with a city walk.
Travel tipSince it focuses on temporary exhibitions, checking the current theme before visiting is worthwhile.
A distinctive modern building with a leaning silhouette that has become an icon of Prague’s riverfront. It is especially popular as a photo spot.
Travel tipIt looks most striking at sunset from the riverwalk.
A beautiful Baroque garden on a hillside in Malá Strana. It is a peaceful place for a stroll with fine city views.
Travel tipWear comfortable shoes, as there are steps and slopes.
A compact museum devoted to the work of Alphonse Mucha. It is a must for anyone interested in Art Nouveau.
Travel tipTake time with the labels to follow Mucha’s stylistic development.
A historic district and park on a hill south of the city center, offering the Basilica of St Peter and St Paul plus panoramic views.
LocationV Pevnosti 159/5b, Praha 2
Nearest stationVyšehrad
HoursPark area: open 24 hours daily / indoor facilities have separate hours
AdmissionPark free / some facilities paid
Travel tipIt’s a good place for a leisurely walk with castle walls and river views, and it is usually less crowded.
The iconic heart of Prague, famous for the hourly show of the Astronomical Clock.
LocationOld Town Square, Staré Město, Prague
Nearest stationStaroměstská
HoursSquare: open 24 hours daily / Clock tower: separate hours
AdmissionSquare free / Clock tower viewpoint paid
Travel tipIt gets very crowded at the top of the hour, so watching from a nearby café can be more relaxed than standing right in front of the clock.
The most famous pedestrian bridge over the Vltava, known for its statues and scenic river views.
LocationKarlův most, Prague
Nearest stationStaroměstská / Malostranská
HoursOpen 24 hours daily
AdmissionFree
Travel tipEarly morning or late at night is usually less crowded and better for photos.
A great place to enjoy panoramic views of Prague from the top.
HoursDaily 6:00 AM - 10:00 PM
AdmissionFree
Travel tipEasily accessible by tram.
A symbol of Czech history, featuring stunning medieval architecture.
HoursOpen 24 hours daily
AdmissionFree
Travel tipVisit early to avoid crowds inside the castle.
A museum dedicated to preserving and showcasing Czech history and natural heritage.
Hours09:00 AM - 05:00 PM (Closed on Mondays)
Admission200 CZK
Travel tipCheck for special exhibitions.
One of the most popular parks in Prague, offering stunning views.
HoursDaily 6:00 AM - 10:00 PM
AdmissionFree
Travel tipGreat spot for a picnic on sunny days.
The world's oldest astronomical clock located in the Old Town of Prague.
HoursOpen 24 hours daily
AdmissionFree
Travel tipDon't miss the mechanical performance that happens every hour.
A classic Prague café near the Vltava River and the National Theatre. Its long history and views make it a good place for a break.
Travel tipWindow seats are popular, so arriving earlier helps.
You can easily try trdelník, a sweet cylindrical pastry, around the tourist center.
LocationVarious stalls around Staré Město
Nearest stationStaroměstská
HoursUsually daytime to late evening
AdmissionAbout 80–160 CZK per piece
Travel tipPrices vary a lot, so compare a few stands and choose one that is freshly baked for the best texture.
A restaurant where you can taste the famous Czech beer.
Hours11:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Admission200 CZK - 600 CZK
Travel tipOffers brewery tours and tastings.
Czechia’s flagship international film festival, with associated screenings and industry buzz in Prague as well. It is worth checking for film fans.
WhenUsually in July
Travel tipSome programs sell out quickly, so do not miss the booking window.
A major winter market season held across several city squares. It is a good way to enjoy festive food, crafts, and lights.
WhenUsually in November–December
Travel tipIt gets very crowded in the evening, so daytime visits are easier.
An international music festival centered on Antonín Dvořák and the Czech musical tradition. It is a strong choice for orchestral and chamber music fans.
WhenUsually in September
Travel tipPopular concerts sell out early, so booking in advance is important.
A nighttime art festival that lights up buildings and squares in the city center with light and media art.
WhenAround October every year
LocationVarious locations in Prague city center
Nearest stationStaroměstská / Můstek / Náměstí Republiky
HoursMostly evening and night during the festival period
AdmissionSome free, some paid
Travel tipCrowds can be heavy, so using public transport is smart; popular installations are best seen earlier in the evening.
Prague’s flagship classical music festival, featuring world-class orchestras and soloists.
WhenAround May to June every year
LocationVarious venues (major concerts often at Rudolfinum and others)
Nearest stationStaroměstská / Můstek
HoursVaries by performance during the festival period
AdmissionPaid per concert
Travel tipPopular concerts tend to sell out early, so booking in advance is recommended.
A festival featuring various cultural events in Prague.
WhenLargest event in Prague held every October
Travel tipCheck the schedule of events in advance.
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