Three days of Prague's Old Town, castle and Vyšehrad, then a day trip by train to Kutná Hora's ossuary, cathedral and St. Barbara's.
4 days, 26 stopsBalanced paceMay to Jun, SepApproved by TravPa Editors, Nov 4, 2026
Trip at a glance
Add your first day to see each day's date, weather, sunset and closing days.
Day 1: The astronomical clock, the Jewish Museum and Charles Bridge
Old Town Square and its clock, the synagogues of Josefov, a grand café lunch, a Baroque library and dinner in a 15th-century beer hall.
Check the weekday. Jewish Museum in Prague is closed on Saturdays.
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9:00 AMOld Town Hall and Astronomical ClockWatch the clock's apostles at the top of the hour, then go up the tower. From January to March it opens at 10 AM.About 45 min here
Tower and historical interiors: CZK 350 (about $16) · Buy a ticket
10:00 AMJewish Museum in PragueAllow about 2 hours for the synagogues and the Old Jewish Cemetery. The museum closes on Saturdays and Jewish holidays.About 2 hours 15 min here
12:30 PMCafé LouvreHave lunch in the grand café that has served Národní třída since 1902. It opens daily from breakfast to late evening.About 1 hour 15 min here
Pay as you go
Walk about 15 min
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2:00 PMOptionalNational MuseumAllow about 1.5 hours in the museum at the top of Wenceslas Square. It opens daily from 10 AM to 6 PM.About 1 hour 45 min here
4:00 PMBook aheadClementinumJoin a guided tour of the Baroque Library and the Astronomical Tower. Tours take at most 25 people, so buy a timed ticket.About 1 hour 15 min here
Guided tour: CZK 380 (about $17) · Book a time slot
5:15 PMCharles BridgeWalk across toward Malá Strana past the statues of saints, then come back to the Old Town side for dinner.About 1 hour here
Free to visit
Walk about 12 min
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6:30 PMU MedvídkůHave dinner in the beer hall whose history goes back to 1466. Groups can reserve by phone or email.
Pay as you go
Before you go
Book these aheadClementinum (day 1), Sedlec Ossuary, Kutná Hora (day 4): timed tickets, or tickets that often sell out.
Watch for pickpocketsPickpockets work tram 22 to the castle and busy metro stations such as Můstek and Muzeum. Keep bags closed and passports secure.
Use official taxis or appsTake taxis from official stands, a reputable company or a ride-sharing app rather than hailing one on the street.
Go early for half priceCity-run sights such as the Old Town Hall and Petřín Tower are half price in the first hour after opening.
Avoid Josefov on SaturdaysThe Jewish Museum closes on Saturdays and Jewish holidays, so plan day 1 for another day of the week.
Take the train to Kutná HoraTrains from Praha hlavní nádraží take about an hour and run hourly, with a timed local train for the last 3 km.
Let your hotel register youVisitors from outside the EU must register with the Foreign Police within 3 working days. Hotels and other accommodation do it for guests.
Where to stay for this plan
Stay in the New Town or the Old Town: both are close to the sights and a short tram ride from Praha hlavní nádraží for the Kutná Hora train.
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