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Prague, Czech Republic · 3 days itinerary

Prague: Weekend Escape

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This three-day itinerary covers the Old Town, Jewish Quarter, Prague Castle, Malá Strana, New Town, and Vyšehrad. It begins with the central historic sites, moves to the castle and lesser town across the river, and finishes with the New Town and southern Vyšehrad complex. The sequence keeps each day in adjacent areas.

3 daysOld TownPrague CastleVyšehradBy travli· Checked by the travli team, September 2026

Day by day

Day 1

The Old Town

  1. 9:00Old TownSight
  2. 9:45Old TownSight
  3. 11:00Old TownSight
  4. 14:00Jewish QuarterWalk
  5. 16:30Old TownWalk
Day 2

Prague Castle and Malá Strana

  1. 9:00HradčanySight
  2. 10:30HradčanySight
  3. 12:30HradčanySight
  4. 15:00Lesser TownWalk
  5. 17:00Lesser TownSight
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Day 3

New Town and Vyšehrad

  1. 10:00New TownWalk
  2. 11:30New TownSight
  3. 14:30VyšehradSight
  4. 17:30New TownSight
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Prague questions

Is three days enough for Prague?

Three days covers the main sights if you group locations by area each day. Walk between Old Town points and use tram 22 for the castle to cut travel time.

Do I need to book Prague Castle ahead?

Buy timed tickets for Prague Castle online before arrival. This secures entry to St. Vitus Cathedral and Golden Lane without waiting in line.

How do I get from Old Town to Prague Castle?

Take tram 22 from Malostranská or walk up the hill from Charles Bridge in 20 minutes. A 24-hour transit pass costs 120 CZK.

When is the best time to cross Charles Bridge?

Cross at 8 am or after 8 pm to avoid crowds. Sunset views work best from the bridge itself on clear days.

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