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Prague’s fairytale spires, cobbled lanes and golden rooftops rise above the winding Vltava River. Gothic cathedrals share skyline space with Art-Nouveau cafés, medieval basements hide buzzing beer halls, and Baroque palaces glow under gas-lamps after dark. Whether you crave centuries-old history, cutting-edge design or hearty Czech cuisine washed down with world-class lager, the "City of a Hundred Towers" casts a spell that lasts long after you leave.

10 Essential Things to Do in Prague

First-timer or weekend trip? These ten activities capture Prague’s magic – castles, cobbles and crisp Czech beer.
Charles Bridge
1

Watch Sunrise From Charles Bridge

Arrive before the crowds to see statues fade from mist and the castle glow pink in the first light.
Prague Castle
2

Explore Prague Castle & St Vitus Cathedral

Wander courtyards, royal halls and Golden Lane before climbing the cathedral tower for skyline views.
Prague Astronomical Clock
3

Hear the Astronomical Clock Strike the Hour

Join the crowd on Old Town Square as processionary apostles whirl past gilded dials dating to 1410.
Cruises & Water Tours
4

Cruise the Vltava With Dinner or Jazz

See lit-up bridges and castles reflected in the water while live bands or buffet spreads set the mood.
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Food Experiences
5

Sample Unfiltered Lager in a Historic Beer Hall

Toast with locals at U Fleků or Lokál, where foaming half-litres arrive faster than you can finish them.
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Petřín Lookout Tower
6

Climb Petřín Hill & Mirror Maze

Ride the funicular, scale the mini-Eiffel lookout tower and get lost in a quirky hall of mirrors.
Josefov
7

Wander the Jewish Quarter (Josefov)

Medieval synagogues, the Old Jewish Cemetery and Kafka’s birthplace reveal Prague’s rich Jewish heritage.
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Spanish Synagogue
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Concerts & Opera
8

Catch a Classical Concert in a Baroque Church

St Nicholas Church and Klementinum fill with Mozart, Vivaldi and candle-light almost nightly.
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Food Experiences
9

Share Panoramic Beers in Letná Park

Sip pilsner at the hill-top beer garden while Prague’s red roofs spread out below.
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Sedlec Ossuary
10

Day-Trip to the Bone Church of Kutná Hora

Chandeliers of skulls and femurs decorate this UNESCO-listed chapel one hour from Prague.

Alternative Prague: Local Secrets & Quirky Finds

Swap selfie spots for hidden gardens, steam-punk bars and modern art in former factories.
1

Vrtba Garden Terraces

A sculpted Baroque hillside oasis few tourists ever find.
2

Cross-Club’s Moving Machine Bar

Giant gears and glowing pipes whir while DJs spin electronic beats till dawn.
3

DOX Centre for Contemporary Art

Cutting-edge exhibitions fill an old factory crowned by a wooden zeppelin rooftop walkway.
4

Kafka’s Head Kinetic Sculpture

Eleven rotating layers of mirrored steel constantly rearrange the writer’s face.
5

Žižkov TV Tower Sky-Bar

Sip cocktails above giant crawling baby sculptures with 360° city lights.
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8 Must-See Prague Attractions

Castles, bridges and Gothic gems – these icons define the Czech capital’s skyline.
Prague Castle
1

Prague Castle

World-largest castle complex spanning Romanesque to Cubist courtyards high above the river.
St. Vitus Cathedral
2

St Vitus Cathedral

Gothic gargoyles, stained-glass by Mucha and the ornate Crown Chamber inside the castle grounds.
Charles Bridge
3

Charles Bridge

Stone arches from 1357 lined with 30 Baroque statues and live buskers.
Prague Astronomical Clock
4

Old Town Square & Astronomical Clock

Gothic towers flank pastel façades while hourly mechanical theatre delights the crowd.
Josefov
5

Jewish Quarter (Josefov)

Six synagogues, ceremonial halls and the haunting Old Jewish Cemetery.
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Petřín Lookout Tower
6

Petrin Lookout Tower

Prague’s mini Eiffel rises above blossom-filled orchards for sweeping city views.
7

National Museum on Wenceslas Square

Neo-Renaissance landmark packed with Czech history, natural science and glittering gemstones.
8

Vyšehrad Fortress

Legendary clifftop castle ruins, riverside ramparts and the artists’ cemetery of national heroes.
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Prague Castle Complex Highlights

Five key sights inside the world-famous fortress you shouldn’t skip.
St. Vitus Cathedral
1

St Vitus Cathedral Nave & Tower

Gothic vaulting soars 33 m; 287 stairs reward with a 360° panorama.
Prague Castle
2

Old Royal Palace & Vladislav Hall

Rib-vaulted hall once staged jousts indoors – now it crowns Czech presidents.
3

Golden Lane

Tiny coloured cottages once housed alchemists, guards and a young Kafka.
4

St George’s Basilica

Romanesque red-stucco façade hides austere stone nave and ancient frescoes.
5

South Gardens & Castle Ramparts

Terraced lawns, peacocks and postcard outlooks over Old Town rooftops.
More sights in Prague
Museum of Communism4 tickets & guided tours
Municipal House1 tickets & guided tours
Vrtbovská zahrada3 tickets & guided tours
Zámek Konopiště4 tickets & guided tours
Waldstein Garden3 tickets & guided tours
Czech Beer Museum1 tickets & guided tours
Spanish Synagogue6 tickets & guided tours
Lobkowicz Palace16 tickets & guided tours
Powder Tower2 tickets & guided tours
Karlstejn Castle24 tickets & guided tours
Kafka Museum2 tickets & guided tours
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