A Weekend in Prague: What to See and Do

Czech Republic, Prague

When thinking about weekend destinations, you might imagine beach holidays and long hikes in the wilderness.

But did you know that one of Europe’s most vibrant cities also makes an amazing short-term stay?

Let us take a look at all the wonders waiting to be discovered in a two-day trip to Prague.

Break any Rules of Strict Time Management - Chill

When faced with such a tempting prospect as a visit to the Bohemian metropolis, it is impossible not to explore every single cobblestone of it. Yet in a city brimming with delights, time seems to speed up, so there are a few steps you can take in order to make your stay easier to navigate and even more enjoyable.

First and foremost – find a place to stay for your two-night journey; hostels, apartments or hotels can give you great service and allow you to recharge during your explorations.

From Roaming History To Wild Entertainment: Experiencing The Beauty Of Prague

If the thought of uncovering ancient histories while strolling around lively streets seems alluring, then the Old Town Square should be your starting point. This picturesque market hub filled with street performances, beautiful restaurants, and delightful architecture will set the mood for your two days in the city.

For art connoisseurs, do not forget to check out some of the National Museum’s exhibitions and Josefov, the old Jewish quarter of Prague. It would be nearly impossible to describe all of its architectural treasures but here a few highlights to pay attention to – Prague Astronomical Clock, St. Vitus Cathedral, Klementinum and Charles Bridge.

Party in Prague: Meet Some Locals and Dance All Night

But enough about taking strolls through the history of Prague, what about partying all night like locals? Yes, it is true – people living in Prague are the very definition of the legendary European celebration culture.

Think bars, clubs and hidden local hotspots along the waterfront ready to entertain until late hours of the night. You won’t have to search for much though, as on any given day from Wednesday to Sunday you will have your pick of numerous options around you.

Dream Of Wenceslas And New Experiences: Endearing Remembrance Of Prague

What better way to end a fantastic two-day exploration than by joining the thousands of visitors streaming in front of the statue of St. Wenceslas atop his horse in the famous Wenceslas Square? Apart from just giving thanks for the amazing experience, you could enjoy some snacks at the farmers market stalls nearby or simply embrace the surrounding beauty while watching the street artists showing off their skills and offering potential souvenirs.

If still determined to cram more thrills into your last day in Prague, hop onto the tram and get off in Zizkov, home to magnificent views and quirky places to grab a drink and savor some classic Czech cuisine. Finally, make sure you find your way to a traditional beer hall for a warmhearted sendoff.

By using this comprehensive list of attractions, it is almost certain that the memories of this weekender will stick with you long after the tram brings you back home.

Take it from a passionate traveller, who learned that great weekends start with simple plans.