Day 1
The Old Town
- 9:00Old TownSight
- 9:45Old TownSight
- 11:00Old TownSight
- 14:00Jewish QuarterWalk
- 16:30Old TownWalk
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Day 2
Prague Castle and Malá Strana
- 9:00HradčanySight
- 10:30HradčanySight
- 12:30HradčanySight
- 15:00Lesser TownWalk
- 17:00Lesser TownSight
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Day 3
New Town and Vyšehrad
- 10:00New TownWalk
- 11:30New TownSight
- 14:30VyšehradSight
- 17:30New TownSight
Day 4
Strahov, Petřín and Kampa
- 10:00HradčanySight
- 12:00PetřínSight
- 14:30Lesser TownWalk
- 16:00Lesser TownSight
Day 5
Kutná Hora
- 9:30Kutná HoraDay trip
- 12:00Kutná HoraSight
Day 6
Letná and Holešovice
- 10:00LetnáWalk
- 12:00Trade Fair PalaceHolešoviceSight
- 15:00DOX Centre for Contemporary ArtHolešoviceSight
Day 7
Karlštejn
- 9:30KarlštejnDay trip
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Prague questions
Is one week enough for Prague?
One week covers central districts plus two day trips. Buy a weekly tram and metro pass on arrival for all zones.
Do I need to book Prague Castle tickets ahead?
Yes, reserve timed entry online the week before to avoid queues. Allow three hours and add the cathedral separately if the combined ticket sells out.
How do I reach Karlštejn Castle from Prague?
Take the direct regional train from Praha hlavní nádraží or Praha-Smíchov to Karlštejn (about 40 minutes), then walk around 20 minutes uphill. Buy tickets the same day at the station or in the app.
Is public transport enough to reach Vyšehrad and Holešovice?
Yes. Both areas are on metro line C (Vyšehrad and Vltavská or Nádraží Holešovice stations), and trams fill the gaps. One ticket covers transfers within its time limit.
