How to Spend 1 Day in Prague (Itinerary + Tips), Prague, Czech Republic

If you鈥檙e just passing through, that鈥檚 absolutely fine. You can still see the city鈥檚 highlights in just 1 day in Prague鈥�

This itinerary is fast-paced but walkable, and designed to help you tick off the best bits without feeling like you鈥檝e run a sightseeing marathon. Bring comfy shoes, a phone charger, change for the toilets (yes, really), and a good appetite-you鈥檒l be covering a lot..

We did this route ourselves on a recent trip, and while our legs were tired, our camera roll was full-and so was our snack bag.

We haven鈥檛 included strict time blocks in this itinerary because it鈥檚 totally subjective-how long you spend at each stop really depends on your pace, interest level, and snack needs (we don鈥檛 judge).

That said, I do recommend heading out by 8:00鈥�8:30am if you want to see the big sights before the crowds roll in.

Start your day in Old Town Square, before the walking tours descend and it becomes one big swirl of umbrellas, group photos, and someone loudly explaining medieval astronomy. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).

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Guide Name: How to Spend 1 Day in Prague (Itinerary + Tips)
Guide Location: Czech Republic » Prague
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Georgia Wright
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Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:

Charles Bridge
Prague Castle
Astronomical Clock
Old Town Square
Wenceslas Square
Lennon Wall
Church of Our Lady before T媒n
Kafka Rotating Head
Pinkas Synagogue
Kampa Park
St. Vitus Cathedral
Golden Lane
Havelsk媒 Market
Cafe Club Misenska
U Pivrnce
膶esk谩 Kuchyn臎
Baguette Boulevard
Bernard Beer Spa
Jewish Museum
Old Royal Palace

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