Prague City Breaks 2024/2025

Things To Do In Prague

There are lots of free things to do if you're on a budget and want to save your Czech Koruna, like visiting places like the Franz Kafka Statue, Charles Bridge and Letna Park with its incredible views over the city.

Prague Castle

Begin your Prague adventure at the majestic Prague Castle, the largest ancient castle complex in the world. Explore its courtyards, St. Vitus Cathedral, and the Golden Lane, where Franz Kafka once resided. Don't forget to watch the Changing of the Guard ceremony, a time-honored tradition.

Charles Bridge

Cross the iconic Charles Bridge, a historic masterpiece adorned with 30 statues and offering captivating views of the Vltava River. Artists and musicians line the bridge, creating a truly atmospheric experience. Best enjoyed at dawn or dusk to avoid the crowds.

Old Town Square

Old Town Square is a hub of activity, featuring the Astronomical Clock and the stunning Gothic architecture of the Tyn Church. Sip a coffee at an outdoor cafe, people-watch, and soak in the ambiance of this historic square

Food & Drink

Savour the Czech cuisine, from hearty goulash to the delectable trdelnik pastry. Try traditional pubs and explore the emerging foodie scene with modern Czech fusion cuisine. Don't forget to pair your meals with world-renowned Czech beer. You'll find loads of restaurants and bars are the Stare Mesto and Nove Mesto, as well as a lot of nightlife, but you're problem will be having so many great places to choose from.

Prague Zoo

Up in the northern district of Troja you'll find Prague Zoo, particularly great for kids and families, as well as visitors who are enjoying longer Prague holidays and want to see lots more of the city.

Where To Stay In Prague

Stare Mesto - Old Town

If you crave proximity to Prague's major attractions, the Old Town, also known as Stare Mesto is the place to be. Here, you'll find the Astronomical Clock, the stunning Tyn Church, Jewish Quarter (Josefov) and the bustling Old Town Square. Choose from a variety of accommodation options, from charming boutique hotels to stylish apartments, and relish the convenience of being right in the center of the action.

Mala Strana - Lesser Town

estled beneath Prague Castle and perched along the Vltava River, Mala Strana, also known as Lesser Town, is a picturesque neighbourhood that exudes romance. With its charming cobblestone streets, historic architecture, and splendid views, it's perfect for a romantic city break. Luxurious hotels, quaint guesthouses, and cozy B&Bs await your stay.

Hradcany - Prague Castle

For a taste of royalty, consider staying in the Hradcany district, home to the iconic Prague Castle. Enjoy the tranquility of this area in the evenings once the day-trippers have gone, and take in breathtaking panoramas of the city.

Vinohrady - Bohemian Chic

Vinohrady, a trendy district known for its stylish boutiques and vibrant cafe culture, is a fantastic choice for those seeking a Bohemian chic atmosphere. This residential area offers a taste of local life, with an array of apartments, boutique hotels, and budget-friendly options to choose from.

Zizkov - Alternative Vibes

Zizkov, once an alternative haven, has transformed into a quirky and artistic neighbourhood. It's perfect for visitors seeking a unique and offbeat experience. Budget accommodation and a thriving bar scene make this area a great choice for those with an adventurous spirit.

Nove Mesto - New Town

New Town, as the name suggests, offers modern comforts and convenience. It's a great choice if you prefer sleek, contemporary hotels and easy access to shopping and dining options. Staying here provides a balanced blend of history and modernity. It's quite a large area but is close to Prague Main Station, State Opera House and the National Museum (Narodni Muzeum).